
Can 24/7 AI support help teachers connect better with their students today?
Pravesh Khokhar, Sales Director India at Infobip, believes omnichannel education is shaping the future of flexible and inclusive learning. With AI-powered tools, institutions can now make learning more personalised, accessible, and connected than ever before.OMNICHANNEL LEARNING IN ACTIONOmnichannel education goes beyond availability on multiple platforms. It delivers a connected learning experience where transitions between devices feel natural and uninterrupted. A student may start a lesson on a laptop, ask a question through a chatbot on WhatsApp, get a reminder by SMS, and complete an assignment through a mobile app. When powered by AI, each of these interactions is aware of the learner's context, maintaining flow and relevance throughout the journey. This mirrors how students already communicate in their daily lives. The learning experience now fits into their rhythm, making education more accessible and responsive. STRENGTHENING THE TEACHER-STUDENT CONNECTION
AI is not replacing educators. Instead, it enhances their ability to focus on meaningful engagement. By handling routine tasks and frequently asked questions, conversational platforms free up time for teachers to mentor, coach, and respond to individual student needs. Sentiment analysis and behaviour tracking tools enable instructors to identify disengaged students and step in before issues escalate.This enables teachers to do what they do best, while AI supports them with timely insights and intelligent assistance. With round-the-clock student support facilities, omnichannel learning takes the overall experience a step further.VALUE OF REAL TIME AND 24/7 SUPPORTStudents increasingly expect academic support to be available when they need it instead of fixed hours. AI-powered systems provide this immediacy through intelligent chatbots, multilingual virtual assistants, and integrated help centres. Learning never stops. These tools deliver real-time responses in local languages and help ensure smooth momentum. advertisementStudent interactions in local languages like Hindi, Marathi, and even international languages like Spanish give the educators insight into the level of knowledge acquired and assessed. While customising modules, it also provides personalised learning experiences to engage with today's learners. Institutions are not stopping there, they are enrolling students in advanced, extended courses and strategically segmenting them by skill and interest using sophisticated engagement platforms. These platforms deliver rich educational content, including video lessons, directly to students through the messaging channels they use every day. This omnichannel approach is not just modernising education but also setting a new standard for personalisation as well as accessibility.----AI-powered conversational experiences, delivered through omnichannel platforms, are fast becoming essential to how education must function in a digital-first world. These systems enable institutions to deliver at scale while maintaining personalisation and responsiveness, without compromising the human connection that is crucial for learning.With the global edtech market projected to reach over 356 billion dollar by 2029, the urgency to adopt intelligent, omnichannel strategies is not just a matter of innovation but long-term relevance.Educational institutions that move now to embed AI-driven learning will serve the evolving needs of today's learners and lead the development of lifelong, flexible, and high-impact learning ecosystems. This is the moment to act with clarity, invest with conviction, and design learning experiences that are not just future-ready but future-defining. - EndsMust Watch

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