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Watch how Chitram transforms vocabulary learning — children sketch a picture of the word they are learning, and the AI provides instant personalised feedback. Multilingual, works on any phone or tablet, offline at school and online at home.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Chitram suitable for government school classrooms with limited devices?
Yes. Chitram is designed as a government school digital learning tool for Class 1 to 5, supporting drawing-based learning for kids' vocabulary practice even in low-resource settings, making it practical for FLN mission vocabulary practice for Grades 1, 2, and 3.
How does Chitram help meet NIPUN vocabulary targets?
Chitram's draw-to-learn approach and personalised AI vocabulary feedback for young children directly support how to meet NIPUN vocabulary targets in schools by giving teachers real-time insight into each child's foundational literacy progress.
Can Chitram work in a child's mother tongue?
Chitram is built with early childhood vocabulary in a mother-tongue medium in mind, allowing young learners to connect drawings to words in familiar languages before bridging to English — supporting personalised learning for primary school children across India.
Who is behind Chitram and how established are they?
Chitram is a product of Next Skills 360 EdTech Private Limited, an Indian K-12 EdTech company headquartered in Hyderabad. Founded in 2020, Next Skills 360 has been deployed in 1,200+ schools across 15 Indian states.