New Delhi: MBD Group, one of the leading education companies in India, is participating in New Delhi World Book Fair 2017, which has started yesterday. Ms. Monica Malhotra Kandhari, Managing Director, MBD Group launched a new line of Virtual Reality based content and device at the world book fair.
Minister of State for Human Resource Development, Dr Mahendra Nath Pandey inaugurated the book fair. Dr Pandey also visited MBD Group’s stall and experienced the newly launched VR app.
MBD’s new high quality, interactive 3D virtual reality simulations will provide new learning experience to students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 to make their concepts clear. In addition to the Group’s own VR device, MBD’s VR content is compatible with all other leading VR devices like Samsung Gear, Oculus Rift, etc., for wider accessibility.
MBD Group said in a statement that as part of its virtual reality initiative, the company will also be developing interactive walk throughs such as the solar system, the zoo and other educational objects/environments. Also, the Group will be unveiling pocket-friendly MBD branded VR devices which will help in students to enjoy learning in the virtual world.
At the fair, one can also access a range of successful offerings that MBD Group: English language lab, Augmented Reality Application- NYTRA, MBD E’cademy (ICT Classroom Solution), Octopus K-12 (SD Card Solution for K-12), MBD Kit (Mathematics and Science Kit), E-Books, Interactive E-Books and Educational Apps. Further, the MBD group’s stall showcases General Reading books, Text Books, Work Books, Refreshers, and Reference Books, etc.
Apart from VR content& device, MBD also introduced their e-book store/portal at the book fair. Initially, the e-book portal will have books for K-12 segment, covering all states, all subjects and all major boards. In addition to these facilities, students can also access vocational and skill development books from the portal.
MBD group’s stall (number 434-457) is displayed in the Hall No – 11, PragatiMaidan, New Delhi.
