Revolutionizing language learning: The power of EdTech
How many times have we said, “I want to learn another language” and then never get around to it? Especially in today's interconnected world, communicating in multiple languages is becoming increasingly vital. The urban Indian today is curious. According to a recent survey by language learning app Duolingo, half of urban Indians have learned a new language in the last one-to-two years.
Technology has helped in this regard. EdTech is playing a crucial role in transforming the way we approach language learning and, in particular, how it enhances speech and the development of new languages. By leveraging innovative tools and techniques, EdTech is revolutionizing the language learning landscape, making it more accessible, engaging, and effective than ever before.
Urban Indians are taking advantage of this. According to the research, four in five urban Indians use digital tools like language learning apps and online courses to ace a new language at least once a week.
“EdTech is an umbrella term that includes many hardware and software systems and resources that facilitate learning in many different ways,” says Dan Berges, MD and Founder of Berges Institute, one of the online Spanish language learning platforms expanding in the United States, Europe, and India.
“Educational companies and organizations of all sizes around the world have now the option of building their own tech-based learning environments, outsourcing everything, or combining in-house-developed and third-party solutions,” he adds.
One of the pivotal aspects of EdTech is interactive language learning platforms that empower learners to take charge of their linguistic journey. These platforms make use of cutting-edge speech recognition technology, enabling students to
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