Officials have stated that parents will be given unique secured login credentials with unique IDs and passwords in order to make live CCTV video footage available. All government schools will gather and furnish the PWD with information about kids and parents' mobile numbers, which will be updated in its software.
Digital Desk: According to sources, CCTV cameras will soon be installed in government
schools in Delhi, and the live stream would be made available to parents.
In
2019, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) administration made the announcement that it
would install CCTV cameras in all public schools and give parents access to a
live video of the classrooms.
There is a plan to put CCTVs in classrooms as part of the project being
carried out by the PWD to build classrooms and schools. The stream will also be
shared with the parents, according to the idea. This was all the idea of the
education department; we are just carrying it out, a source told PTI.
"The action is
intended to safeguard student safety and ensures transparency in the
educational system. The insider continued, "According to the education
department's proposal, sharing feed with parents will ensure transparency and
inform them of what their child is studying.
Officials have stated that
parents will be given unique secured login credentials with unique IDs and
passwords in order to make live CCTV video footage available. All government
schools will gather and furnish the PWD with information about kids and
parents' mobile numbers, which will be updated in its software.
The process was difficult,
according to the officials, because it involves the students' security and even
their privacy. The departments were unsure for a long time about the technical
hazards associated with the provision allowing parents or guardians to view
live classroom footage directly.
However, only parents who
have signed consent forms will be given login information.
According to a source,
"Principals would assemble the student records in an excel file and submit
it to the PWD, which will put the details in the programme, after gaining
consent from the parents and guardians."
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