A National Digital Literacy Mission (NDLM) Centre was also opened at the school.
The facilities were inaugurated by the Governor of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, E.S.L Narasimhan, according to a Cyient Limited statement.
The core aim of the library is to provide high-quality digital educational resources to more than 300 underprivileged students of the school, and accelerate digital literacy, it said.
The key resources provided by the digital library, which is similar to the one in Nellore, include: online supplemental learning portal for students, teachers and schools from classes 1 to 5; CDs and DVDs to access offline content; Curriculum aligned to CBSE, ICSE, and SSC; Learning resources for various subjects (Science, Mathematics, English and Social) in multiple formats (animations, video lectures, presentations, class notes, worksheets, mind maps, etc.) and a repository of resources (question banks, lesson plans, projects, activities, mapped content, professional development and more) for teachers, the company said.
The Centre is expected to train 1000 community members- one from each family- from 8th Battalion and the surrounding areas to operate a computer or a digital access device (such as a tablet), and use the Internet to search for information, send/receive emails and access various e-governance services.
Training modules in the NDLM Centre have been developed in association with the NASSCOM Foundation, covering content on health, education, literacy and livelihood.
The Governor was quoted as saying: "The biggest benefit of the National Digital Literacy Mission is that it will make people aware of their rights.
