The Open University of Sri Lanka opens its annual meetings on 19 November Academic Auditorium at the University of Nawala.

The meetings are convened by the presidency of the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Uma Coomaraswamy. The evaluation is the head-chairman, University Grants Commission Prof. BRRN Mendis.

Given that the Open University is the only national university offers courses of university studies by the withdrawal of fashion, special attention has been Distance Learning.

A wide range of documents on this subject, and includes aspects of the investigation on Undergraduate and Post-Graduate Programs at the Open University. It is a study on social capital and the behaviour of learners, a study focuses on undergraduates in the department of Management Studies, and a study on the relationship between gender and English, learning, Pay attention to the ability to listen.

Improving the teaching / learning through electronic and multimedia is a cornerstone of the Distance Education time, and this is reflected in three conferences on the sessions. A study looks at the importance of Instructional Design in E-learning and other studies the use of interactive multimedia in a science course. The third document outlines the issues and concerns commodities, as the recent introduction of Computer-based Test of English at the Open University. The Open University’s island wide network of learning centres in a paper on effective management of the physical distance between the campus and study centres.

The curriculum is Post-Graduate course in the evaluation studies master management / public administration and evaluation strategies to improve the assessment of student work Post-Graduate Diploma in Education.

Presentations at the meetings are also the research priorities of employees in a variety of disciplines at the Open University.

It is investigating the rationalization of schools, and a study of learning processes in schools in Sri Lanka by the staff of the Faculty of Education, a study on the performance of doctors in English Post Graduate Institute of Medicine, Department of Linguistics and a research paper on human resource management in the public sector by the Department of Management Studies. Other titles of a study on learning and nurse Department of Health Sciences, new approaches to environmental education in secondary education presented jointly by the Department of Zoology and the Faculty of Education and Research studies by the departments of chemistry and botany.

The interests of the Faculty of Engineering are reflected in newspapers, in which a study on the feasibility of three-wheeled electric as a means of transport economy, a study of drought strategies for conflict resolution in the district Kurunegala and evaluation of the implementation of a taxonomy of the objectives of learning in engineering courses.

The university has a reward system for excellence in research, and the first presentation of these awards will be awarded on academic session.

The Open University also has a commission for seeking advice for educating the distance monitors and provides guidelines for research Distance Education.

Other initiatives include the publication of the OUSL newspaper, a magazine search for distance education / learning, the annual academic meetings and research the publication of a newspaper, Vistas, the Faculty of Science Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty of Education. Research in Engineering is coordinated by the technical department, which publishes its own newsletter research can be read in a press release.

Pune-based International Institute of Information Technology (I2IT) has reached an agreement with the Russian-Indian Centre for Advanced Computing Research (RICACR), a research centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow, on their way to I2IT be in Moscow campus, its first outside India.

Currently, I2IT masters and doctoral students in advanced information technology and management.

I2IT Moscow is located on the campus of RICACR, support is jointly organized by the Institute for Computer-Aided Design (ICAD) and the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC).

It has the largest installation outside India, super-computers PARAM of C-DAC, and is responsible for the development of Super Computing Applications in the field of science and technology.

“This initiative is aimed at creating high-quality labour force in the postgraduate and doctoral level would be experts in the field of knowledge, which would be useful for both countries,” said Vijay Bhatkar, Board, Professor I2IT.

As part of the agreement, 10 Russian students coming from India to a scholarship I2IT every year, while nearly 40 students from India to RICACR go to the promotion of Advanced Studies in computers and new technologies.

Among these students, at the end of their PhD, a swimming pool at the Faculty of Education of teachers. The first part is scheduled for April of this year, after PP Chhabria, chairman of Finolex Group founder and chairman of the I2IT.

The two institutions, which offer distance education programmes at a later stage, are in discussions with the University of Pune for accreditation of its programmes of study in India and Moscow.

During I2IT offers its faculty and support costs, RICACR provides space, infrastructure, research and teaching of the Faculty, except for the administration and management of Moscow.

JUDE D’SOUZA, Territory Sales Officer, Madras Cements is a Postgraduate Certificate in Management programme XLRI. The only difference is that its meetings in the middle of the meeting of Direcway in Coimbatore. “I came into the class to improve your career prospects last September and has already been commissioned by a senior leader of a turnover of Territory Manager,” he adds.

Today it is the study on the organization of the structure and culture and interaction with the professor at XLRI for doubt. “We have regular duties that occur regularly online testing and evaluation at the end of a word. J’ai value of this program of my career,” he says.

Satellite Link

Mr. D’Souza is not alone, it is about 40 students in various courses, Direcway, which is a platform, where classes are held via a satellite link. Hughes Direcway provides the technology. And as the first institutions Xavier’s Labour Relations Institute (XLRI) Jamshedpur, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, Ahmedabad, Kolkota, Kozhikode offer a wide range of programmes. (See box), “It is an opportunity for those who missed higher education, as she began working to improve their knowledge and skills,” says S. Muralidass, Centre Manager, Global Direcway l Education, which is part of Hughes Escorts Communications Limited.

“This book is not only conducted through education is the direction of the Faculty of Education. In short, the same case studies, students in the workplace with the management institutions are made available for students. Tasks and teaching materials available on campus, there is also here. In some cases, such as financial management, the course of Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, New Delhi, students participate in a program that was developed for a profile of students, employees, and may be only on Sundays, replacement.

But access to these courses is limited. In all just over 150 students from across the country are selected. In some cases, only a statement for purposes is used, while tests such as management aptitude tests are, in some cases. Some courses have been designed to vielbeschäftigte leaders, organizations and the time line can save on Sundays. Thus, the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, has teamed with a program Sunday night-6 pm to 9 pm Some programs, such as the Strategic Decision Making capability, rear frames covers four projects, which are Their businesses.

However, these courses are not just on your wallet. They cost somewhere between gr. 40000 for a program of development of entrepreneurship Rs.1.8 lakhs for a business management programme. But there are also solutions. Mr. D’Souza is a loan in the amount of 1.5 lakhs Case to finance his studies. Today it is the payment of stipends treated 3,000 cases. For more information, please contact: Global Education Direcway, 31, 1st Stock, Melur Road, KK Nagar, Madurai. Tel: 0452 2583836, 5390383

Chandigarh, April 15: De-Clutter your possessions, cut off from housework and again to change their buying behavior, lead a simple life. This was the view of His Majesty Sabhlok Col (Ret.) during a workshop on “the life of the” Simple Life “organised at the British Library.

Col Sabhlok serves home Faculty of Education, including the University Business School, Punjab Engineering College and University Institute of Engineering and Technology.

Speaking of the problems of modern life, Col Sabhlok explained that the living complex and rapidly changing, which means that there is no time for self-help by a multitude of tasks and responsibilities, a dehydrated mental and physical energy of the people. Stress is the expression of such a state.

He advise people to begin the process of simplifying life through routine, social life and entertainment model. Col Sabhlok also explains how technology, which has already been indicated, the man alleviating their suffering, was the creator of diseases and adverse dependence on cell phones, junk food and cure.

In solving these problems, Col Sabhlok discussed how the background image to eliminate, is wanted for the organization and unnecessary, particularly the unnecessary waste management and compilation of the necessary elements. He explained that this process would also allow the elimination of mental and emotional disorders, stress and by the exercise of secular goods.

Col Col Sabhlok Kullar was sunny and Nidhi Sharma, students of the University Business School, in the presentation. Nearly 40 participants in the workshop. Talking about the workshop, Bipin Kumar, Director, The British Library, it is not easy to live or Genügsamkeit austerity measures, or income level. It is the organization of our lives, which coincides with the ideals.

Chandigarh, April 15: De-Clutter your possessions, cut off from housework and again to change their buying behavior, lead a simple life. This was the view of His Majesty Sabhlok Col (Ret.) during a workshop on “the life of the” Simple Life “organised at the British Library.

Col Sabhlok serves home Faculty of Education, including the University Business School, Punjab Engineering College and University Institute of Engineering and Technology.

Speaking of the problems of modern life, Col Sabhlok explained that the living complex and rapidly changing, which means that there is no time for self-help by a multitude of tasks and responsibilities, a dehydrated mental and physical energy of the people. Stress is the expression of such a state.

He advise people to begin the process of simplifying life through routine, social life and entertainment model. Col Sabhlok also explains how technology, which has already been indicated, the man alleviating their suffering, was the creator of diseases and adverse dependence on cell phones, food and junk cure.

In solving these problems, Col Sabhlok discussed how the background image to eliminate, is wanted for the organisation and unnecessary, particularly the unnecessary waste management and compilation of the necessary elements. He explained that this process would also allow the elimination of mental and emotional disorders, stress and by the exercise of secular goods.

Col Col Sabhlok Kullar was sunny and Nidhi Sharma, students of the University Business School, in the presentation. Nearly 40 participants in the workshop. Talking about the workshop, Bipin Kumar, Director, The British Library, it is not easy to live or Genügsamkeit austerity measures, or income level. It is the organization of our lives, which coincides with the ideals.