1. Teacher Training: Workshops are being conducted regularly to train teachers to involve ICT in effective teaching. In these workshops, teachers were trained to equip interactive boards / LEDs, laptops with the latest operating systems such as Windows 8 and Linux-Ubuntu and tablets. Teachers were trained to use various quality resources available on the internet such as NRER, CIET, NCERT; To enhance their content to make their teaching more qualitative. A user ID has already been created for each teacher on NRER for free access to useful resource sharing in the national level repository.

2. Smart Learning for Students: Smart learning tool (software package) containing study material as per CBSE syllabus is installed in the smart class room and is being taught through it to the students from 6th to 10th grade. The software package includes extensive educational resources related to the CBSE syllabus along with a question-answer database. A separate time-table is also created to implement in the same effective manner.

3. Enhancing the quality of ICT integration and education: Speaking and listening (ASL) for CBSE 9th and 10 + 1 class is being assessed through FOSS i.e. Audacity; Students as well as language teachers have been trained to use the instrument. Teachers are using online educational resources to an optimum level to enhance the quality of knowledge dissemination by incorporating multi-media (text, images, audio and video) to address the need for the teaching process for greater impact. ICT equipment is being provided for the preparation of projects in various disciplines for cluster as well as regional level exhibitions. Expected exposure of internet is provided to the students to access higher order thinking (HOTs) question bank on related topics. Students have also been encouraged to conduct online tests to cement the concepts learned.