Didik TV Live

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Didik TV Live is a Malaysian channel specializing in educational content and extracurricular activities related to education in the Malaysian language. The channel was launched in 2021 to educate the masses and youth according to the curriculum of the Malaysian Ministry Of Education. The purpose of launching the channel was to help Malaysians with distance learning during COVID-19. It was easily available for streaming on multiple platforms worldwide. 

NTV7 To Didik TV Live

Before Didik TV Live was launched in 2021, the broadcast slot belonged to NTV7. The channel was different from Didik Live in every sense and telecasted a variety of content. NTV7 specializes in broadcasting entertainment programs for the audience. Following is a list of types of programs telecasted on NTV7 before it was rebranded as Didik Live.

Dramas

NTV7 regularly broadcasts local and international dramas in various languages such as Malaysian, Chinese, and Korean. Destinasi Anggun was a popular drama being shown on NTV7 before it was closed.

Talk Shows

NTV7 like any other popular Malaysian channel used to have talk shows on numerous topics from reality TV, comedy, and even cultural shows. They discussed current affairs and international news to keep Malaysians aware. The Breakfast Show was a long-running talk show on NTV7 with many viewers. 

News and Current Affairs

NTV7 kept the viewers updated with current affairs and online news with their news programs and current affairs shows. 7 Edition was a daily news channel to keep people up-to-date with the political matters of the country as well as international developments.

Game Shows

Malaysians enjoy a good fun fun-filled game show and NTV7 has many such shows running at various times. The most popular game show to have been broadcasted on NTV7 was Deal Or No Deal, a Malaysian version of an international game show. All of NTV7 shows were canceled after it was rebranded as Didik TV. All new programs were developed for the new channel according to educational agendas. 

Features Of Didik TV Live

Didik TV Live has many features as an official channel in Malaysia. The following characteristics set it apart from other channels!

National Curriculum-Based Content

The programs on Didik TV Live are based on the national educational curriculum of Malaysia. The content covers a number of important topics such as sciences, arts, and physical education. 

This channel provides assistance for primary education as well as secondary school education. All national tests can also be prepared for through Didik TV Live.

Interactive Education

Didik TV Live makes the learning process interactive and fun for the students. The real-time quizzes, assignments, and experiments make learning easy and fun. Didik TV Live was designed in a way to provide education in a fun way to improve the learning process.

Multiple Languages

Didik TV Live caters to audiences from different cultural backgrounds as well. It broadcasts shows in languages such as Chinese, English, Tamil besides Malay. This feature benefits students who want to learn a different language as well.

Educational News

Didik TV Live broadcasts news related to education in Malaysia. All important educational policies, exam schedules, and any education-related news are shown on the channel.

Wide Availability

Didik TV Live is available not only for terrestrial telecast but also for online streaming. Students can now take full advantage of the educational programs on Didik TV live due to its wide availability and easy-to-stream quality. 

Didik TV Live on TV Malaysia Online

Didik TV Live is a free-to-air television channel in Malaysia. The programs are telecasted according to the Ministry of Education curriculum in Malaysia. All Live programs on Didik TV Live can be accessed using TV Malaysia Online.

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