Alwar: Imran Khan, a Sanskrit teacher from a small town called Alwar in Rajasthan, developed an education app for the government of Mauritius during the lockdown.
With the help of this app, the study material will be made available to children from class 6th to 12th.
Khan is a self-made web developer since 2011 and has developed at least 80 mobile apps so far.
Web developer Imran Khan speaking to ETV Bharat Recently, he donated 52 educational apps to the HRD Ministry for free, contributing his part in Digital India and E-learning.
Speaking to ETV Bharat, Khan said that the education app named 'SSC Mauritius' has been launched at the google play store which will provide study material to children from class 6th to 12th.
"It took me 15 days to develop this app. The Prime Minister of Mauritius will be soon launching the app. The government of Mauritius was in need of an app which can work online as well as offline," he said.
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Khan said that through the app, children will be taught through video, audio PDF, and through other modes.
He further said that the work of designing and preparing the app was done by me. Whereas according to the syllabus of Mauritius, the material was put in the app with the help of the technical team.
With no formal education in computers, Khan has learnt everything about computers from books and from his round the clock available teacher 'Google.'
It all began in 2005 when his younger brother, a B.tech graduate in computer science, left his books at home before moving for a job in Gurgaon. In his free time, Khan began studying his books and designed a website after learning about HTML.
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