I am looking for project / research / full time work in ICT in education. Ideally, I would like to work with schools / education organizations which are trying to integrate technology with their curriculum. 

 Is your organization working in technology in education area ?If no, can you recommend me any organization where I can send my resume for ICT projects in education.

Thanks,

kapil

 Do U Have It In YOU ???read more

I doubt that in all these years I have ever come across a more useful piece of writing to guide students on higher education choices, and skills development for a successful life than Marc Andreessen's Guide to Skills and Education (Part 2 of his guide to Career Planning). read more

I came across this lecture by Randy Pausch and I found it very thought provoking and impressive.

Its about realising your childhood dreams and helping others do the same.

There was an article in new york times regarding it.

 http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/08/health/08well.html?em&ex=1207972800&en=5b397beba971fc66&ei=5087%0A

I guess everyone should read it on this forum!

The software ALICE also looks awesome. read more

Well, I know this is a forum for education in India, and the last such elog about a Commencement address at an American Univeristy had a place here because it was an Indian delivering the address (Narayana Murthy's address at NYU Stern), so why an elog about an American delivering a commencement address at an American University, you might ask.

See the videos in the related link or read the transcript of his address, and you'll know.

Well, it's because his message was GLOBAL, the issues that dominated the Bill Gates' address are truly global in nature. read more

I wish successful people from India's corporate world would give inspirational speeches to students in India just like they do in big and famous schools abroad. read more

Teaching does make a big difference.

Sometimes, teachers tend to get discouraged but when we read an article like this it rejuvenates us - Iweala is able to clearly trace out the moments in his education that connected him to a whole that brought forth the brilliance that has now been acknowledged in his writing by none other than Granta. Now the only thing left to do is get hold of the book and read it and hope it's not just hype

Yet another pro-India article written by an 'American of Indian origin' - this time fighting for the cause of the 3-year Bachelors' degree candidates from India applying for graduate programs in the US.

This is, in some ways related to the earlier discussion on the quality of Indian education - although this extends it to the undergraduate (what we call Bachelors) level. read more