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The new educational institution bus purchased at the College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences | New Tender Notice published: "The short tender Notice No.KVASU/IDW/G-51609/2020,dated.20.01.2021 published for the Supply,Installation,Testing,and Commissioning of 3KVA Petrol Generator set at Sales center ,KVASU,Pookode is canceled due to technical reasons . New Tender Notice published on 21.01.2021 is updated. | Spot Admission - Category wise vacant seat position after the second round of allotment for M.V.Sc. Programmes | Five numbers of Vechur cows and one number of Kasargode cow are available for sale at vechur Farm of KVASU Mannuthy. | Spot Admission to M.V.Sc. programmes is scheduled to be conducted at 11.00 am on 23.01.2021 | Inviting applications from the students in rank list for allotment to vacant seats in BSc & Diploma Programmes.
Livestock sector plays a key role in sustainable rural development and has acquired the status of one of the important livelihood options in the country. Short gestation period, easily marketable commodities, chances of quick returns, better productivity, high nutritive value of the products, etc are some of the advantages of livestock sector. Recent statistics revealed that of the total income, livestock sector contributes more than 34 % of the income from Agriculture. It forms more than 9 percent of the total GDP of the country. More than 80 percent of the workforces in livestock sector in the country are women.
Kerala, which occupies only 1.13 Percent Geographic area of the country, has enormous potential in livestock development. Taking in to account the growing importance of livestock sector, Government of Kerala has established Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University to give more emphasis to education, research and extension in the areas of veterinary and animal sciences.
Distance learning division of Directorate of Entrepreneurship is offering following courses under Technology enabled Distance learning mode.
ECHNOLOGY ENABLED DISTANT LEARNING PROGRAMMES
(Offered by the University Faculties)
a. P.G. Diploma Programmes
b. Diploma Programmes
c.CERTIFICATE COURSES
Objectives
Technologies used in distance education are divided into two groups: synchronous and asynchronous. Synchronous technology is a mode of online delivery where all participants are "present" at the same time requiring a timetable to be organized. Web Conferencing is an example of synchronous technology.
Asynchronous technology is a mode of online delivery where participants access course materials on their own schedule. Students are not required to be together at the same time. Message board forums, e-mail and recorded video are examples of asynchronous technology.
Synchronous technologies
Asynchronous technologies