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(From L-R): Kumar Chandan Anand, digitalLEARNING magazine; Ramesh Mishra, Secretary, Higher Education, Government of Uttar Pradesh;
Sanyukta Bhatia, Mayor, Lucknow; Dr Jagdish Gandhi, Founder-Manager, City Montessori School, Lucknow; Dr Bharti Gandhi, Founder-Director,
City Montessori School
Education Conclave Uttar Pradesh 2018:
Making Educational Innovations Scalable
With Government of Uttar Pradesh as Supporting State Partner and Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA)
and All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) as Supporting Partners, Elets Technomedia Pvt Ltd, the premier
technology and media research organisation, organised Education Conclave Uttar Pradesh in Lucknow in May.
The day-long Elets’ Education Conclave was inaugurated by Lucknow Mayor Sanyukta Bhatia. Eminent guests
including Ramesh Mishra, Secretary, Higher Education, Government of Uttar Pradesh; Dr Hari Om, Secretary, General
Administration Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh; Selva Kumari J, District Magistrate, Etawah, Government
of Uttar Pradesh; Sanjay K Diwakar, Deputy Director (Policy & Planning), Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan,
Government of Uttar Pradesh; Sarvadanand, Zila Basic Shiksha Adhikari, Rampur, Uttar Pradesh and many others
deliberated on innovation and the best practices of education sector.
During the conclave, various panel discussions were conducted on topics like Blended Learning: Exploring
Transformative Potential in Higher Education, Importance of Social-Emotional Learning in School Education and
Realising Role of Modern Teachers in a Digital World.
A roundtable was held on the subject of Beyond 3Rs (reading, writing and arithmetic), the new skills global
education landscape eyeing on to succeed in 21st century was also held at the event.
During the conclave, top universities, B-schools and engineering colleges and schools ranked by digitalLEARNING
magazine were also felicitated.
The industry presentations during the summit highlighted the scope of technology and its comprehensive effect
on the education
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KEY SPEAKERS
“Working hard is the responsibility of
students whereas guiding them is the
responsibility of guardians and teachers.
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Teachers and students skilled with latest
technologies such as Machine Learning,
Automation, Robotics, Artificial
Intelligence, Cyber Security, Cloud
Computing, will get better results.
Lucknow Municipal Corporation (LMC)
has started preparing for the launch of
Smart Classes Concept in its schools and
training of teachers for the same… Along
with this, the fund allocated for smart
city projects and other schemes can also
be used if needed to improve the
education sector. Our effort is to ensure
that Smart Classes are being
implemented in the Corporation Schools
as soon as possible.”
Sanyukta Bhatia
Mayor, Lucknow
Education needs reformation and
private institutions should find
platforms which will enable them to
work for students. There were dropouts
from schools, we arranged women
teachers for the girl students which
encouraged them to attend schools.
Blended Learning defines the
importance of coordination between
various aspects important for imparting
quality education to youth. Such an
education will not only help the youth
to build a better future but also help
the nation to develop.
RAMESH MISHRA
Secretary, Higher Education, Government of Uttar
Pradesh
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“To improve the quality of education we
have started smart classes in the
government schools. Projectors have been
installed in 200 schools recently. Good
quality furniture has also been made
available for the students. School
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infrastructure has been improved, every
school has toilets with running water
supply and drinking water.”
Selva Kumari J
District Magistrate, Etawah,
Government of Uttar Pradesh
“Education is a continuous and creative process. Its
aim is to develop the capacities which are latent in
human nature leading to enrichment and progress of
a society. A child has three classrooms: first is the
home, second is the school and the third is the
society. A school is the lighthouse of the society to
provide meaningful education, spiritual direction,
guidance and leadership to students, parents and
the society in general.”
Dr Jagdish Gandhi
Founder-Manager,
City Montessori School, Lucknow
“A teacher is like a father who imparts wisdom to
the ignorant. A teacher should be given respect
equivalent to a father. We teach our children in our
schools that everything can be achieved by
knowledge only. We believe that among the
greatest services that can possibly rendered by a
man to the almighty God is the education of
children.”
S P Singh
Former Member of the Legislative
Council, Uttar Pradesh & Founder
Manager, Lucknow Public Schools
and Colleges, Lucknow
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INDUSTRY PRESENTATIONS
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Amitava Sen Daniel Yang
AVP and Head - Digital Sales (South Asia) Sales Manager
Indiannica Learning Pvt Ltd Eink Holdings
Saif Khan Sanjiv Mehta
Zonal Manager Country Manager
Vawsum Schools Pvt Ltd HP Inc.
Srinivas Reddy Lonka Vandana Varanjani
Director Product Manager
Havik Software Technologiesv The Ultimate Knowledge
Gurmeet Singh Hari Singh
Director Business development Manager
Tailor Smiths CloudWalker
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PANEL DISSCUSSION: Blended Learning Exploring Transformative Potential in
Higher Education
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(From L-R): Prof Gurulingappa M Patil, Principal, JSS Academy of Technical Education, Noida; Ramesh Mishra, Secretary, Higher Education,
Government of Uttar Pradesh; Dr Kavita Pathak, Director, Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow; Dr Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director-IT,
Institute Of Technology and Science, Ghaziabad; Prof P K Iyer, Professor In-charge, IIT Guwahati; Sanjay K Diwakar, Deputy Director (Policy &
Planning), Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan, Government of Uttar Pradesh
PANEL DISSCUSSION: Importance of Social-Emotional Learning in School
Education
(From L-R): Sarvadanand, Zila Basic Shiksha Adhikari, Rampur, Uttar Pradesh; Hema Kalakoti, Principal, APS Academy, Lucknow; Selva Kumari
J, District Magistrate, Etawah, Government of Uttar Pradesh; Sunita Gandhi, Founder Director, City International School, Lucknow; Vijay Shukla,
Director, Indus World Schools; Kanak Gupta, Vice President, Seth MR Jaipuria Schools
PANEL DISSCUSSION: Realising Role of Modern Teachers in a Digital World
(From L-R): Prof Prabin Jha, Director, Maharishi Markandeshwar University, Mullana; Arunabh Singh, Director, Nehru World School,
Ghaziabad; Dr Hari Om, Secretary, General Administration Department, Government of Uttar Pradesh; Dr Ajay Ruhela, Director,
Teerthanker Mahaveer University, Moradabad
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FELICITATION - SCHOOLS
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FELICITATION - HIGHER EDUCATION
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EXPO
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MEDIA COVERAGE
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