Authors : Dr. V. D. Punjabi; Suryawanshi Sameeksha; Mahajan Sanika; Patil Manasi; Bhavsar Aditi

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25may592

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Abstract : This project introduces a smart learning system that helps all students, including those with disabilities, learn better. It uses simple tools like videos, sign language, text-to-speech, and quizzes to help students understand lessons in a fun and easy way. The system also supports different Indian languages, helping students learn in their mother tongue. It works on phones, tablets, or computers and adjusts to what each student needs. With features like live subtitles and Indian Sign Language videos, this system helps create equal learning chances for everyone.

Keywords : Inclusive Education, Easy Learning, Sign Language, Assistive Tools, Accessibility, Student Support, Digital Learning.

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