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STANDARD XII · MAHARASHTRA · Arts

Information Technology
Arts

Understand the chapter.
Practise the task. Revise with confidence.

Your textbook becomes easier to follow when each concept has a clear place. Study the IT topics for your stream in English, use original revision guidance and turn what you learn into explanations, diagrams, code and practical work.

Textbook chapter order Guided practicals Exam preparation
An arts student practising audio and video editing at a classroom computer
Understand the concepts. Practise the tools. Build confidence for your textbook tasks.
BUILT AROUND YOUR TEXTBOOK

Less confusion.
More understanding.

For Maharashtra Standard XII Commerce and Arts students, including learners revising for school and board examinations. Choose the course that matches your stream; shared topics appear in both variants, so either works independently.

Learn the idea

Watch a relevant demonstration, then connect it to the chapter’s definitions, examples and technical terms.

Prepare a clear answer

Practise definitions, differences, process diagrams, code explanations and calculations. Use recall before checking your notes.

Make practicals familiar

Work through the tools named in your syllabus. Record the aim, steps, output and checks so you can explain your work.

ARTS SYLLABUS

Arts.
Chapter by chapter.

6 chapters · 33 lessons

HTML5, e-commerce, audio/video editing, emerging technology, open maps and digital marketing.

Includes practical tasks and original revision guidance. Learn at your own pace; approximately 40 hours including independent study.

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01

Advanced HTML5

10 lessons
  • HTML5 document basics for textbook practicals
  • HTML5 forms, input types and validation
  • Metadata and search-friendly HTML
  • CSS methods, selectors and common properties
  • CSS positioning, float and display
  • Ordered, unordered, nested and definition lists
  • Audio, video and source elements
  • Client-side image maps
  • Inline frames and publishing a website
  • Web practical revision: forms, layout and multimedia
02

E-Commerce and E-Governance

5 lessons
  • E-commerce fundamentals, benefits and limitations
  • E-commerce models, forms and trade cycle
  • Electronic payments and transaction workflow
  • E-governance models and public services
  • Encryption, signatures and digital certificates
03

Basics of Audio and Video Editing

6 lessons
  • Audacity interface, recording and audio formats
  • Importing, trimming, mixing and exporting audio
  • Noise reduction, fades, effects and audio analysis
  • Video editing principles and the Kdenlive interface
  • Picture slideshow, transitions, titles and rendering
  • Audio and video practical revision
04

Recent Technologies in IT (3D Printing, AR & VR, 5G)

3 lessons
  • 3D printing: process, materials and applications
  • Augmented reality and virtual reality
  • 5G: features, uses and limitations
05

OpenStreetMap (OSM)

4 lessons
  • OpenStreetMap purpose, account and interface
  • iD editor: points, lines, areas and tags
  • JOSM and Android mapping tools
  • OSM practical revision and collaborative mapping
06

Digital Marketing

5 lessons
  • Digital marketing channels and traditional marketing
  • Search engines: crawling, indexing and ranking
  • Keywords, on-page, off-page and technical SEO
  • SEO audits, reports and improvement priorities
  • Google Analytics and revision of digital marketing

A study routine you can keep.

  1. Open the relevant chapter in your own textbook and identify what you need to revise.
  2. Watch the lesson, read the original study guide and save a short note in your own words.
  3. Try the practical or an exam-style explanation without looking at the demonstration.
  4. Check key terms, diagrams, code and working against your textbook; revisit topics you find difficult.

What should I use alongside the course?

Your prescribed textbook and your school’s current syllabus, practical requirements and exam instructions. Lessons follow the supplied 2020 textbook edition, reprinted in 2022. Software demonstrations may show newer menus; the study guidance explains the syllabus concepts.

Is this a board examination or an NBVTE course?

No. It is independent learning and revision support. Your school or board conducts your academic examination. There is no NBVTE option. The platform’s separate 50-question completion assessment follows our usual rules: it opens 45 days after purchase, with 60 out of 100 needed to pass and earn an eOS Master completion certificate.

Can I choose both variants?

Yes. Commerce and Arts cost ₹290 each, or ₹580 together. Both appear separately in My learning, with their own lessons, notes and progress.