Digital wellbeing
Evolution of English Language Dictionaries
I should admit up front that I am not a language specialist and also not an expert on dictionaries. I recently listened to a
December 21, 2020
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I should admit up front that I am not a language specialist and also not an expert on dictionaries. I recently listened to a
Almost everybody agrees that returning to school is at least a few months away. Even that would probably happen in a sluggish and phased
Enterprises of today have to be data-driven organisations. Fundamental data, collected as it is measured and originated, eventually stacks up and becomes smarter as
We need talent to deal with the unpredictable! Our education systems, particularly school education systems, have always been too well organised and so very
Learning is joy. I am sure all of us have experienced a sense of joy and happiness in learning what we are curious about,
EduTech is having its moment. It has moved on from being a ‘nice to have category’ and a sort of ‘marketing edge’ for schools
It has been nearly 7 months of the world’s fight for surviving the Wuhan virus pandemic. Schools and colleges were shut down during the
All of us need our own ‘think time’: time and space to reflect, introspect, clear the clutter in our mind, and prepare our minds
The same zero-sum mentality lies behind the refusal to accept that the standards of education are improving. Every year, we and the other nations
I am an entrepreneur, and in a technology related industry. As an entrepreneur, a CEO & a managing director, I have transitioned from a
Schools have been at the heart of human development, enabling the evolution of modern and smart cities, transitioning from a farm-based economy to a
Once the nCOVID19 pandemic triggered lockdowns and closure of schools, and other education & training systems, it meant that inevitably ‘going to schools’ was
We celebrated Teacher’s day in India, yesterday, 5th September. It is the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishna, a great teacher and a statesman, the
Teachers have had a pivotal role in each one of our lives. From Early child, to schools education and Higher Education. Our likes and
Working from home seemed easier and more productive during the first month of lockdown, during March & April. In fact, it was exciting because
Any business needs capital, good leadership, a good team, great marketing, and aggressive sales to grow and also to build the resilience for challenging
During the period of the nCovid crisis, and amidst lockdowns, we have seen lots of webinars, debates, discussions, social media posts, and TV shows
Almost everyone agrees that online learning & assessments will continue to be relevant even in the post-COVID ‘new normal’. Universally, we are expecting the
I have a 3.5-year-old grandson who was to join Kindergarten in June. We went into lockdown in early March, and the schools are yet
During the COVID crisis, most of the Schools quickly shifted to education delivery from traditional class mode to online learning mode. Different Education Systems
When we started designing our first school, ground up, our simple brief to our architects was “Every space is a Learning space”. The story of
At Excelsoft we started to build a online test for, mostly formative assessments. This was in early 2000. This was in parallel to us
I was invited by my dear friend and mentor David Gardner for a trip to Glasgow and to spend a day at SCET in