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IIT Madras Wadhwani School of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (WSAI) has introduced EduReach – a program designed to make digital learning more accessible for schools operating with limited infrastructure.
EduReach will provide a fully functional course content management system equipped with web templates, analytics dashboards, role-based access controls and also an assessment tool. The open-source learning tools instead enable institutions to adopt only the components they need, lowering costs and supporting digital transformation.
The initiative has been introduced under the Centre of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence for Education (Bodhan AI) by the Ministry of Education, Government of India, set up in partnership with IIT Madras.
“Several advanced capabilities are in progress, including teacher and learner feedback systems, interactive interfaces and AI-powered tools such as automated question generation and the integration of assessments into educational videos for real-time evaluation. These innovations will support both teachers and learners in navigating digital education with greater ease,” said Nandan Sudarsanam, Professor, Department of Data Science and AI, Indian Institute of Technology Madras and Project Coordinator, EduReach.
EduReach has also already partnered with Vidya Shakti, another IIT Madras CSR initiative focused on last-mile edtech delivery to deploy modular edtech solutions in 250 schools across two states and plans to expand to 11,000 schools by end of this financial year.
Published on March 16, 2026
