User:SayaliDubash
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| Occupation: | Student E.B.Ed | ||||||||
| Nationality: | Indian | ||||||||
| Languages: | Marathi/English/Hindi/French | ||||||||
| Country: |  India | ||||||||
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Today is: 26, April 2024
My Profile
Professional Background
Education
My Interests
My Projects
=== "Technology Integration in Education" ===
Project Started on: Sep, 2009
=== Project 2- Joy Of Sharing Forever ===
As the first activity under “The joy of sharing forever” the Z.P. School No.2, Lohegaon, Pune, India (Girls school) has been selected. Please note that the school has very basic amenities and requires lot of external help for providing quality education to their students. Nonetheless lack of proper infrastructure has not hampered the enthusiasm of each student of entering into the digital world.
The eagerness and enthusiasm of students to learn, has given birth to the idea of creating a “COMPUTER LAB & DIGITAL LIBRARY” Kindly note that so far 6 computers have been granted to the school under the “Serva Shikshan Abhiyan”- Education for all. Also the village community, including the Sarpanch (Head) of the village has donated money to buy things such as computer tables etc. Still lots need to be done on the front of ensuring qualitative education to the students. When the world is talking about theories of Multiple Intelligence and constructivism on the other hand online education and virtual schools, it becomes the responsibility of the fortunate to share whatever is in their capacity with the less fortunate.
Following are the possible categories, To participate in the ongoing project of Joy of sharing forever:
1- Time for the school to participate in teaching activities, related to computers, health, personality development, career counseling or anything related to own field of interest etc...
2- Donation in the form of educational CDs/ DVDs- Movies, Songs, Games etc......... for creating the digital library at the school
3- Donation in the form of required material for the computer lab- Stools, Computer related books, work books etc.........
=== Project 3- Spoken Tutorials" ===
"Spoken WE Tutorials"
The wiki Educator workshops are a wonderful opportunity to learn not only the different wiki- tools
but a platform to meet different people from different fields of interest and occupations.
As soon as one starts actively participating in these workshops you start interacting with wonderful people
such as your facilitators, wikineighbours, and co-participants. The door to a collaborative and cooperative
learning flungs open for all.
- Sometimes some participants feel hesitant to ask for help, keeping in mind
the same this concept of Spoken Tutorials has come forth.
Kindly click on the above mentioned "Spoken WE Tutorials" link which will take
you to the tutorials page where the links of all the created spoken tutorials will be made available.
- These spoken tutorials will help a new participant by providing visual as well as audio presentations.
- Incase you have any suggestions related to these tutorial pages kindy levae your message in the "My Talk" section
My Sandbox
Click on the above My Sandbox and you will find some internal as well as external wiki links
= == Making the difference in "LIFE" == =
“HUMANITY” has to be revived, strengthened and should be given utmost importance in each one’s life. “WE” the people of today, as the citizens of this globe and now an integral part of e-culture, have this immense responsibility of spreading this message “Humanity above All”.
During my E.B.Ed journey I am fortunate to have come across with following three organizations. These organizations believe in “Humanity through education”. Though all three of them are working in different setups & at different levels, their aim is to achieve the ultimate goal of “Universal Human Value Education” making a difference in each and every life promoting “Humanity above all”
“The Bahá’í Academy”
The Bahá’í Academy is a non-profit organization that was established in Panchgani, Maharashtra, three decades ago. Since the year 2000 the academy has engaged in an innovative educational programme called “Education in Universal Human Values”. The Programme promotes personal development of college and university students and empowers them to contribute to social progress, harmony, peace and human rights. The opportunity to develop such capabilities is otherwise unavailable to the youth in institutions of higher learning. Through many years of research and experience, the courses have been designed to meet the needs for holistic development of the youth of today. The Bahá’í Academy is situated in Panchgani, a peaceful hill station about 4300 feet above mean sea level, its 'Permanent Seat' overlooks a scenic valley, and mountain range with farm land terraces, and is surrounded by trees and gardens . The Academy functions in close collaboration with various universities and colleges. It also has award winning international collaborators including FUNDAEC (Columbia) and the Association for Creative Moral Education (Russia) both of which have received international acclaim for undertaking innovative educational programmes for the past several decades.
As a part of our ongoing E.B.Ed program curriculum we have studied the first module of FUNDAEC i.e. Moral Capabilities. This module has had a great impact on my mind. The most important thing about learning this particular “Universal Human Values” program is the immediate implementation through service learning activities. These service learning activities are to be carried out within our own family, our extended family and our community. The program is not just restricted to identifying the need for change but also identifying an individual’s role as the change agent for the family & society. Further in this program an individual is guided in the areas of developing skills, attitudes, spiritual qualities, concepts & knowledge for following one’s rectitude of conduct.
There are regular workshops conducted at the academy. The cooperative and collaborative learning activities complementing the module are the highlights of these workshops. To get further details about the workshops one can contact Dr. Lesan Azadi, Director Bahá’i Academy Email: director@bahaiacademy.org
“Akanksha”
I had an opportunity to work with Akanksha foundation as a volunteer. It was a wonderful phase of my life which not only gave me a different perspective towards living a meaningful life but at the same time guided me towards the path of humanity. It was a great experience of non formal teaching for children coming from underprivileged category of the society. The Akanksha Foundation is a non-profit organization which works mainly to equip underprivileged students with the education, skills and character they need to lead empowered lives. Akanksha works primarily in the field of education, addressing non formal education through the Akanksha centre and also formal education through the Akanksha Schools.
Over the past 20 years, the organization has expanded from 15 children in one centre to over 3500 children in 58 centres and 6 schools. A commitment is made to support each child by giving him or her a strong educational foundation, a good time, self esteem and values, and to help them plan how they can earn a steady livelihood as a step towards improving their standard of living.
“Grammangal”
I had an opportunity to visit one of the exhibitions held by “Grammangal”. Grammangal is an NGO working in Maharashtra, India and is dedicated to providing quality education to tribal and rural children. The specialty of “Grammangal” is their belief in the modern education theories such as brain-based learning, constructivism, cognitive science and Multiple Intelligence. The “Hobby Home” concept introduced by them is really unique. Through these homes now they have extended their education for the urban children as well. Grammangal also provides training for teachers. Do visit their colourful website to understand their methodology, ideas related to different educational aids and the different types of settings through which the education is provided to the roots of India. </div>
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: Dear Sayali, This is another way to add many photos.Keep this or delete, choose your option. Good progress, keep adding.--Gita Mathur 09:19, 16 June 2010 (UTC))
: Dear Gita Mam, Thank you so muchSayali Dubash 12:30, 17 June 2010 (UTC))Feedback & Notes from my WikiNeighbours
- Hi Sayali, As this workshop is nearing its end now, could you decide on developing at least one free content resource licensed under a CC-BY-SA or CC-BY license which can be used by yourself (and others) on WikiEducator? With best wishes, Ramesh Sharma 16:10, 1 November 2010 (UTC)
- Hi Sayali, your page is impressive, Please update the information on it. From the edits it seems you could not work on your pages. Hope you are not facing any difficulty. if so, pl do let us know. --R C Sharma, PhD 17:58, 30 October 2010 (UTC)
(: Hi Sayali, You are very welcome to this eL4C46 Online workshop. Patricia and me are your facilitators and will help you in develop your page. Enjoy this workshop and donot hesitate to ask for help. You can leave a message on Patricia's page or my page. Warm Wishes.--Ramesh Sharma 04:08 21 October 2010 (UTC))
(: Dear Sayali, good effort. Keep following the instructions. You will be able to do this. --Gita Mathur 13:10, 8 June 2010 (UTC))
(: Wow! That was fast....good going.--Gita Mathur 13:22, 8 June 2010 (UTC))
(: Hi Sayali, Looking forth to more from you. Add pics of ZP Lohegaon-- Cynthia D'Costa)
(: Hi Sayali, You are already on your way to becoming a skilled Wikimaster. Well done. Warm wishes--Patricia Schlicht 15:44, 8 June 2010 (UTC))
(: Good going. Very happy to see your progress.--Gita Mathur 03:41, 9 June 2010 (UTC))
Hi Sayali! Great to know you! I'm sure you will do fantastic work in this workshop! --Teromakotero 18:42, 8 June 2010 (UTC)
(: Great Work Sayali, keep it up! --Shijo KD--KD Shijo 16:36, 10 June 2010 (UTC))
Sayali, good work... The spoken tutorial is nice. Spice up your pages by adding borders and trying other stuff. I take a look at good pages and mimic their syntax.All the best...Cynthia D'Costa
(: Looking good Sayali, from your fellow wiki learner! --Chef James 17:35, 10 June 2010 (UTC))
(: Nice page Sayali, all the best! --vaishali (UTC))
(: Hi Sayali! Good idea to disseminate awareness about WE thro Spoken Tutorials. One observation :Some of your backgrounds are too dark and hence links cannot be seen. Check on those....Cynthia --Agnes 03:49, 19 June 2010 (UTC))
(: thank you so much Cynthia Mam, I'll work on that, Regards Sayali--Sayali Dubash 08:18, 19 June 2010 (UTC))
(: Dear Sayali, Your spoken tutorial on WE is really wonderful especially for newbies.... Now you could go ahead with spoken tutorials to show features of WE pages and the stuff that can be done in WE. Dr Mathur will be happy to see shades of a wikiambassador in you.All the best!---Cynthia--Agnes 05:06, 24 June 2010 (UTC))
(: Good work Sayali-Jyoti 05:06, 24 June 2010 (UTC))
(: Dear Cynthia Mam, Thank you so much for encouraging and appreciating the tutorial, I will certainly work on other areas as suggested by you.--Sayali Dubash 18:00, 24 June 2010 (UTC))
(: A special thank you to you Jyoti Mam for introducing wikiEducator to all the e.B.Ed students--Sayali Dubash 18:00, 24 June 2010 (UTC))
(: Good work Sayali-aarti 01:26, 27 June 2010 (UTC)) great great work ,ur comittment to perform and give your best is appreciated.The page is just nota page but it truely reflects your work and efforts.Like spoken tutorials ,u really know how to do them ,your all projects show your work on them .Keep it up and give your best.
{{Note|Hi Sayali, welcome back to WikiEducator. You have mastered the learning curve for this course very well. Congratulations. Love your user page. Good to have more experts in the course. Warm wishes--Patricia Schlicht 04:18, 22 July 2010
(: Thank you so much Patricia mam, it is really good to be back! regards sayali --Sayali Dubash 14:24, 22 July 2010 (UTC))Hi Sayali, your work is certainly an inspiration to all. I see some similarities in your school and many schools in South Africa where the communities are very poor and under equipped. I can see that you are committed to making a difference in the world. Well done. Kind Regards --Brenda Hallowes 19:37, 31 October 2010 (UTC)
Welcome to eL4C40
- Hello and welcome to eL4C40, a free online Learning4Content wiki skills workshop.
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WikiEducator Learning4Content and Collaborative Learning: How can you make it work for you?
October 20 - November 3, 2010
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