Delhi SCERT forms panel to review podcasts, e-content before publication
Press Trust of India | April 20, 2026 | 07:56 AM IST | 1 min read
Delhi SCERT has formed a 10-member panel to review podcasts and e-content for quality, accuracy and NEP 2020 alignment before publishing on its YouTube channel.
Delhi's State Council of Educational Research and Training has constituted a 10-member committee to review academic podcasts and e-content before their public dissemination through the SCERT Studio YouTube channel, according to an official order. The move aims to ensure quality, relevance, and alignment of the content with the objectives of the National Education Policy 2020, State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), and Directorate of Education guidelines, it stated.
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As per the order issued on April 17, the committee will examine podcasts and e-content developed by SCERT and District Institute of Education and Training (DIET) faculty before their publication on the channel. The panel will be chaired by SCERT secretary and joint director, while other members include officials from the Directorate of Education, DIET principals, and faculty members from SCERT headquarters and Central Institute of Educational Technology, NCERT.
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According to the terms of reference, the committee will review the content on parameters such as alignment with NEP 2020 and departmental guidelines, academic relevance and accuracy, and audio-visual quality and overall presentation -- with 10 marks allotted to each of the three categories. It will also provide recommendations for approval, revision or rejection of the e-content and suggest improvements wherever required, it said.
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