Latest News | Next Education Joins Hands with Vonage for Virtual Classroom Sessions

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. Next Education on Friday said it has partnered with global business cloud communications provider Vonage to cater to the need for virtual classroom sessions in over 12,000 schools across India.

Mumbai, Jun 26 (PTI) Next Education on Friday said it has partnered with global business cloud communications provider Vonage to cater to the need for virtual classroom sessions in over 12,000 schools across India.

As COVID-19 pandemic led to closure of schools, Next Education witnessed an increased need for one-on-one as well as one-to-many classroom training sessions between teachers and students via live lectures in different cities across the country, Next Education said in a statement.

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“Due to the COVID-19 crisis, we saw a rapid increase in the need for video solutions - up to 10 million video minutes per day. This called for us to upgrade our existing systems to be able to cater for the increased video traffic,” Next Education CEO and Co-founder Beas Dev Ralhan said.

Vonage enabled Next Education to scale quickly to meet its increasing video traffic via its Video API, which was easy to embed directly into its existing website and app, he added.

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“With the increased demand for scalable, reliable video tools that allow teachers and students to connect safely, we enable solution providers like Next Education to reach out to millions of students directly anytime, anywhere,” Vonage President API Platform Group Omar Javaid said. PTI SM

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