DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ‘MINDHIKE’: A SCALABLE E-LEARNING PLATFORM BUILT WITH DJANGO TECHNOLOGY
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https://doi.org/10.29121/granthaalayah.v13.i4.2025.6178Keywords:
Django, E-Learning, Personalized Education, Web Application, Interactive LearningAbstract [English]
The MindHike project is an innovative initiative various academic and professional fields.
aimed at revolutionizing digital education through a robust
and scalable web platform developed using Django. This 1.2 OBJECTIVES
research explores the methodologies, features, and potential The primary objectives of the MindHike E-learning platform educational impacts of the platform, with a focus on project include: personalized learning, content management, user interaction, and performance analytics. MindHike addresses critical gaps 1. Developing a user-friendly, secure, and scalable Ein e-learning by offering modular content delivery, secure learning web application using Django technology.
user authentication, real-time quizzes, and performance 2. Providing students with personalized learning tracking. The platform is designed to empower students, experiences through structured course modules and educators, and institutions by integrating modern pedagogical interactive content. strategies with cutting-edge web technologies. By ensuring 3. Enabling educators to efficiently manage and deliver accessibility, engagement, and adaptability, MindHike content, track student progress, and assess performance. contributes to improving learning outcomes and promoting 4. Ensuring role-based access for administrators, teachers, inclusive education in both urban and rural settings. and students to maintain security and streamline management.
5. Integrating features such as quizzes, assignments, and Digital Pedagogy progress analytics to enhance user engagement and learning outcomes.
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