IIT-Bombay Spoken-Tutorial

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About FOSS(Free Open Source Software)-Spoken Tutorial

The Spoken Tutorial project is the initiative of the ‘Talk to a Teacher’ activity of the National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (ICT), launched by the Ministry of Human Resources and Development, Government of India

Achievements So Far

Certifications obtained by students according to Technology wise , Year wise and batch wise

Batch/Technology Linux-Ubuntu C Programming Java PHP&Mysql
2010-2014 78 – 55 55
2011-2015 86 – 79 117
2012-2016 137 159 151 180
2013-2017 — 237 176 —
2014-2018 — 166 — —
Overall Certifications 475 562 461 352

Sample Certificate

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Total Number of Certifications as on 2015-16 Year: 910.

No of certificate in Current academic year 2016-2017 as on today- linux-174

Total Number of Certifications as on today: 1850

Faculty Development programs

S.No Workshop Category
1 Linux- Ubuntu
2 PHP & Mysql
3 Net beans

Achievements

The Following are the Projects Developed Internally By the Students for the College Purpose

S.No Project Name Technology Used Application type
1 Automation of Transport System java Desktop
2 Automation of Transport System-II java Desktop
3 Autonomous Examination Branch online Results PHP & Mysql Web
4 Autonomous Examination Branch online Results-II PHP & Mysql Web

IIT-Bombay Remote Center

Every Indian learner deserves to be given a chance to have the highest quality education. Scarcity of trained teachers critically hinders this national desire. This project envisions empowerment of teachers, through workshops conducted for thousands of teachers at on go, using a unique blend of technology and an innovative pedagogy. Thousands have experienced the effectiveness of this approach, and of the resulting open source contents.

New technologies and tools are developed to further enhance the educational experience. Application development and content porting to Aakash tablet is being ramped up.

Work is done in synergetic collaboration with sister projects at IIT Bombay, such as eLearning Animation, Spoken tutorials, Virtual labs, and FOSSEE.Click here for more..

In coming years, the Aakash tablet launched by MHRD, is likely to become an ubiquitous tool in the hands of students. Our research aims at developing useful Open Source applications and contents for different versions of the tablet. These will range from animations to scientific computing, and will encompass the entire educational spectrum covering schools, colleges, and professional studies.

Using ICT to scale up participation, and retaining the small-group environment of labs, is established as an effective methodology.Click here for more..

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