education Archives - ksuryaonline

21Apr 2020 by ksurya No Comments

Learning will evolve in COVID-19

Learning will evolve The COVID-19 pandemic is everywhere and will continue to have a disruptive effect on societies, individuals, businesses, governments, etc.. Life after COVID-19 will not be the same. Society & societal behaviors will change. And, learning as an institution will not be an exception to this phenomenon. So, learning will evolve in COVID-19. Learners, those imparting learning, learning materials, formal & informal learning methods, administrators, use of technology & technology itself, etc. are impacted in COVID-19. So, learning will evolve in COVID-19. And, this evolution will be for the betterment of the institution of learning. Because of this, societies will mostly benefit and societal behavior will evolve. "Learning is a social activity, an engine of creativity & innovation, and influences productivity in society. And, learning is not confined…

Memories of 2019

education, Memories, People, Svadhit

With 2019, a new chapter began for me. 2018 was a milestone year. Equally, an important event occurred in 2019. Suseela and I completed 25 years in our marriage. Thus, this one event is the most cherished amongst all the memories of 2019. This post reflects upon two other memories of 2019. Leaders of Learning To satisfy my curiosity, I yearn to gain knowledge from different sources. In 2019, I formally enrolled in three courses. I successfully completed two courses of study offered by HarvardX.CS50B: CS50's Computer Science for Business Professionals, andGSE2x: Leaders of Learning.I successfully qualified Masterclass for Directors conducted by the Institute of Directors. Therefore, I am a Certified Corporate Director. My beliefs about learning are rooted in access, exposure, and initiative. My leadership style religiously pursued the same path…

My Impressions – Failing to Succeed

Business, digital, education, Entrepreneurs, Startups

K. Vaitheeswaran, the author of Failing to Succeed answers ‘I do not know’ to the question about his bitterness. There is, however, a good portion of bitterness in his book. The reason for this can be possibly found in his statement: What really hurt was the way we died? There are wonderful insights into every aspect of the value chain of the e-commerce industry. The book includes plethora of ideas – small & big, dos & don’ts, strategies & tactics, and much more for the e-commerce industry & players. Vaithee has poured his entrepreneur life’s experiences out in 200 pages & he has strong, very strong views. Unfortunately, almost every chapter oozes ‘why me’ and some negativity. Let this not deter you from completing the book. There are many gems within…

Category: education