What EdTech Companies Can Learn from Mahabharata?
Online learning is now mainstream and growing; no longer a trend but an accepted method of teaching-learning. This development offers […]
Founding Day Celebrations | 4 Years of Edwisely
June 6th is a date that holds special for everyone here at Edwisely. 4 years ago, we took the first step towards creating what we envisioned as a company that would restore the fundamental values of education.
Startup Grind’s Fireside Chat with Mr. BVR Mohan Reddy of Cyient
Mr. BVR Mohan Reddy is the Founder of Cyient — an engineering services company based out of India with notable
Personalized and Adaptive Learning
The dynamic industry requirements have challenged the traditional teaching and learning methods of engineering education. It resulted in an increased
What I learned from a decade of reading!
I’m an avid reader and am naturally curious about how things work. I read all the time and my selections
NEW TOOL FOR THE OLD SCHOOL!
New age businesses are keen on exploring how gamification can be incorporated in their recruitment process, to reduce the dropout
Skills, Traits, & Abilities: What’s the real difference?
Skills: Skills are the tasks that you can do/perform well through education, training or life experience. It is far more
Are leaders born or made?
Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other . — John F Kennedy Every individual has his own definition of
Great Teachers Don’t Teach — They Create Context
What is the most ideal approach to teaching, at the Graduate Engineering level? William Arthur Ward would respond to this,
How can Game-Based Learning improve Learning Outcomes?
The Game-Based Learning (GBL) is not a new concept it just gained traction in the recent years. In kinder garden