Chennai-headquartered software company Zoho on Wednesday launched Zoho Classes 2.0, an artificial intelligence-powered learning management system (LMS) built in India, while announcing that it will make the platform available free of product licensing costs to all central and state government schools, colleges and universities across the country.
The company is rolling out the platform first in India before expanding to global markets over the coming months with region-specific capabilities. Private institutions will be charged on a subscription basis starting at Rs 500 per teacher per month, while individual teachers with up to 100 students can use the platform free of charge.
