User:Arpitdeeksha

Akshay Kumar
Occupation:	Teaching Computer Science
Country:	India
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Skype address:	akshay.kumar.fiji
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My Profile

My name is Akshay Kumar and I have been working with an Open University in India. The role of technology in open and distance learning is quite important, specially with large number of students. I have actively developed distance learning course material, videos and participated in student counselling sessions for more than two decades.

I have started working with wiki since March 2009. I am finding it an easy to use tool for my students. I am sure Wiki will enable me to be in direct touch of my students and their counsellors. I am sure that by using Wiki, we will be able to bridge the distance among us.

Objectives

My objectives: To be a better teacher every next day. Reach to a number of students

Professional Background

I am working as a distance faculty in the area of Computing for about 'two decades'.I enjoy delivering live sessions through radio and teleconferences.

My main area of specialisation is the auditing of database system.

Education

I am a Post Graduate. I did my PG about 22 years ago. I am trying out new subjects and enjoying teaching them.

My Interests

Professional

• Curriculum Design.
• Counselling students.
• Participating in live sessions
• Developing contents for collaborative distance learning and
• Database Auditing.

Personal

Sports

1. Squash
2. Badminton
3. Cricket - of course

Reading

Travelling

My Projects

Presently working on development of wiki for a subject for my University.

I am also creating a Course on C Programming thorugh Wiki.

My Sandbox

My sandbox

My Reflection

I am enjoying the workshop so far. Hopefully more discussion follows.

Very nice to meet you here. WikiEducator is a very warm and comfortable community. (♥) . If there is any way I can help you, please let me know (coloured backgrounds, margins, user pages in multiple languages). Come visit my user page. Also, just to remind you, I put up a new page on which you can practice collaborating, by using your editorial skills included in the tutorial. See: Alternative Teaching methods and add your comments, criticisms, more methods, or reflections. Just try it. Cheers, Phil. --Phil Bartle 10:44, 15 December 2009 (UTC)

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