World Education Summit 2013

World Education Summit, New Delhi, 23-24 April 2013

About Conference

digitalLEARNING World Education Summit, organised annually since 2011, is the world’s premier platform on education for everyone who is passionate about education and learning. Over the years, it has become the largest gathering of education leaders from across the globe. WES aims to make the summit more than an event by building a strong community around it and by providing various business and networking opportunities for clients, partners and students. The dynamics of the education sector is evolving rapidly the world over and WES provides an opportunity to all stakeholders to come together and deliberate, discuss and explore the new horizons. We at WES believe that such linkage will bring a win-win situation, not only to the industry and educational institutions, but to the whole world. The twenty-first century is the ‘century of knowledge’. Therefore, innovation and optimal deployment of scarce resources to make education more relevant and to achieve excellence in research become the goal of governments and education hubs across the globe. Continuing with its commitment to bring the thought leaders from across the world on a platform, digitalLEARNING Magazine is organising the 3 rd edition of WES on 23rd-24th April, 2013, at Le Méridien, New Delhi.

There will be three parallel tracks on:

School Education
Higher Education
Skill Development and Vocational Education

The summit will be marked by conferences, exhibitions, workshops and an award ceremony. It will provide a wonderful opportunity to stakeholders in the field of education, all over the world, to create opportunities of progress at all levels, namely – global, national, and regional. The summit is being organised by Elets Technomedia Pvt Ltd. Organisations such as the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India; All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE); United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO); Directorate General of Employment and Training (DGET); the Ministry of Labour and Employment, Government of India; National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT); and Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) have been key partners in the World Education Summit since its inception.

Components of the Summit

There will be three parallel tracks on School Education, Higher Education, and Skill Development & Vocational Education. The summit will be marked by conferences, exhibitions, workshops and an award ceremony. It will provide a wonderful opportunity to stakeholders in the field of education, all over the world, to create opportunities of progress at all levels, namely – global, national and regional.

Conference:

Education leaders, policy makers and the education industry from across the globe will deliberate, discuss and explore new horizons under the three-key theme:

School Education
Higher Education
Skills Development and Vocational Education

There will be three parallel tracks on School Education, Higher Education, and Skill Development and Vocational Education

Workshops:

Workshops at WES 2013 will have Intensive and focused sessions to deliberate on pertinent issues and provide solutions to key challenges in the education sector across the globe.

Exhibition: Showcasing Education and Technologies

There has been a lot of progress in the education sector across the globe. Exhibition is the best way to demonstrate the various innovations and achievements. The two-day Exhibition will attract more than 1,00 companies, government bodies and educational institutes. The exhibition, running parallel with the conference, shall put the spotlight on education sector. WES 2013 shall offer ample space to edupreneurs – global or national – to showcase their education technologies, new ideas & innovation, and best teaching -learning practices.

Awards:

Private and government organisations, across the globe, have been putting lot more effort to improve the quality of education and are adopting innovative way to impart education. It is important to recognise their contribution. Therefore, continuing with our commitment to recognising contribution and providing a platform to all those who are doing outstanding work in the education sector, WES 2013 will facilitate them with digitalLEARNING World Education Awards 2013 for their innovation and excellence in education.

Visitors Profile

• Education Policy Makers, Ministers, Secretaries
• Vice Chancellors, Directors, Deans, Registrars and International Higher Education
• Education Regulatory Bodies and Professional Association Representatives
• School Principals, Key Management, Senior Functionaries and Global K-12 Representatives
• Edupreneuers, Entrepreneurs, Private Equity Investors, Venture Capitalists
• Education Technology Providers

Why Participate

A comprehensive platform for education leaders from across the globe
Meet the who’s who from K-12, Higher Education, Distance Education, Vocational and Skills sector
Extensive networking opportunities with education leaders worldwide
An opportunity to meet top corporates and create linkages for campus placements and training
Make your presence felt among key government functionaries at the Education Minister’s Address and Secretaries Conclave
Explore collaborative opportunities with leading educational institutes from across the globe
Meet top functionaries from education regulatory bodies including AICTE, UGC, NAAC, CBSE, MHRD, etc
Book your space at the Higher Education Exhibition Pavilion
Extensive pre and post event publicity across India – in major national newspapers and magazines
Increase your visibility among more than 500 representatives from Indian Higher Education Institutes and Global Higher Education representatives and School representatives

Glimpses

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Speakers

Higher Education Track

With the rapid warming up of educational and technological links globally and the commendable rise in institutional capacity – including private universities, institutes of national importance, management and engineering institutions in our country – the Higher Education Track at the World Education Summit 2013 aims to engage global leaders with innovation endeavours in the segment.

Topics of Discussion

The Higher Education track will include exclusive sessions focused on concerns in the domains of – private varsities, management institutions and engineering institutions. The Summit shall touch upon the following issues:

Emergence of Educational Hubs
International Practices in Assessment, Accreditation, Evaluation and Quality Standard in Higher Education
Transformative Practices towards Ensuring Quality in Higher Education
Management Education in India: Reaching Global Standards
Enhancement of Employability Scope for Engineering Graduates
Industry-Academia Interface in Higher Education: HR Talk
Innovation in Private Universities: Focusing on Research and Creativity
Imagining India – Population dividend, Youth and Challenge of Mediocrity: Industry Leaders’ Conclave

Confirmed Speakers in WES 2013 :

School Education Track

With the significant rise in the number of schools offering international curriculum and ICT revolution in most schools across the country, the School Education track of World Education Summit 2013 strives to draw together and consolidate the stakeholder population in the School Education Sector.

Topics of Discussion:

The School Education Track would draw attention to global best practices and knowledge, promote innovations in School Education and generate awareness among stakeholders of the sector with a focus on global efforts at inclusive education and implementation of education policies.

Leadership Challenge: Empowering Principals to Improve Teaching and Learning
Changing the Role of School Principals: Present Status and Future Challenges in Managing Schools
Preparing Principals for Leadership Challenges
Evaluation of Efforts taken for School’s Improvement
Addressing Science, Maths and English teaching-learning Challenges with ICT
Nurturing the Future: Imbibing Best Practices in Early Childhood Education by Preschools
Financial Management of Schools
Getting the Most out of Education Technology Deployments
Colossal Growth of K-12 in India: New Models of Setting Up Schools

Confirmed Speakers in WES 2013 :

Carrying forward the legacy of past WES, some of the speakers who would be joining us at World Education Summit 2013 include:

Government Track

While aiming to provide a platform for dialogue on the education systems across the globe, World Education Summit 2013 strives to bring together global education leaders from the governments of different countries to share their thoughts on the key issues plaguing the education sector and opportunities to address these.

Topics of Discussion

The Global Leaders’ Conclave at World Education Summit 2013 will see panel discussions on issues like:

Universalisation of Education Systems
Imparting Education through Social Inclusion
Imbibing Best Practices to Ensure Quality Education
Exploration of Digital Opportunities to Help Shape the Future of the Global ICT Landscape

Agenda

World Education Summit, 23rd- 24th April, 2013, Le Méridien, New Delhi
Time	DAY 1 (23rd April, 2013)
8:30-9:30 am	Registration
9:30-11:00 am	Inaugural Session Strengthening Equity, Inclusion and Quality • Shri Kapil Sibal, Minister of Communications & Information Technology, Government of India • Shri Shahid Ali Khan, Minister, Minority Welfare and IT, Government of Bihar • Shri Mantriprasad Naithani, Minister, Agriculture Marketing, School Education, Adult Education, Sanskrit Education and Drinking Water, Government of Uttarakhand • Smt Naseem Akhtar Insaaf, State Education Minister, Government of Rajasthan • Prof Parvin Sinclair, Director, National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT) • Prof (Dr) S S Mantha, Chairman, All India Council for Technical Education • Dr Pascal Chazot, Elected Member of Parliament in France for the French Overseas; Founder and Head of School, Mahatma Gandhi International School (MGIS), Ahmedabad • Alisher Umarov, Chief of Education and Programme Specialist, UNESCO • Dr M P Narayanan. President, Centre for Science, Development and Media Studies (CSDMS)
11:00-11:30 am	Inauguration of Exhibition/ Tea Break +Expo Visit
11:30-1:00 pm	PLENARY SESSION I Harmonising Global Efforts: Strategies for Steering the Education Sector CHAIR: Amit Khare, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India • Dr Pascal Chazot, Elected Member of Parliament in France for the French Overseas; Founder and Head of School, Mahatma Gandhi International School (MGIS), Ahmedabad • Dr Ashwini Kumar Sharma, Managing Director, National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT) • Vimal Wakhlu, Chairman & Managing Director, Telecommunications Consultants India Limited
1:00-2:00 pm	Networking Lunch + Visit to Expo
	School Education	Higher Education	Special Session
2:00-3:30 pm	Education 3.0: Blended Learning, Multimedia Content & Supportive Teaching tools to Promote Student EngagementBlended learning has eased way for teachers to maximise and optimise the learning process in classrooms. These days, with help of blended learning teachers can assess and review assignments in a hassle free and frequent manner. Not only that, it has given way to teachers to help students learn at their own pace.Session Highlights: Effective blended learning models adopted by schools Use of innovative ideas to foster student engagement Challenges faced by schools in adoption of blended learning models CHAIR: Prabhakar Rao Polasani, Chairman, Rao’s Group of Educational Institutions, Hyderabad • Lokesh Mehra, Director-Education Advocacy, Microsoft • Ganesh S, Business Development Manager, DLP Products, Texas Instruments (India) Ltd • Mark Parkinson, Executive Director, Head of School, Kunskapsskolan Eduventures, Gurgaon • Sundaram Ramaswamy, Chief Executive Officer, Xcallibre Digital Pen Solutions Pvt Ltd • Kunal Sharma, Founder and Director, Mexus Education • Prof (Dr) Fong Soon Fook, Professor, School of Educational Studies, Universiti Sains Malaysia	Fostering Excellence: Transformative Practices towards Ensuring Quality in Higher EducationWith the issue of improving the quality of higher education gaining top priority in the agenda of Twelfth Five Year Plan, it has become important to discuss on the diverse ways to impart education to ensure quality, relevance and innovativeness in the system.Session Highlights Changing patterns of higher education and accreditation in a globalised context Curriculum practices and need for maintaining quality standards in education Challenges and opportunities for higher education in the changing times Strategies for creating excellence in higher education CHAIR:• Dr Amir Ullah Khan, Deputy Director, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, India • Dr G James Pitchai, Vice Chancellor, Bhararhiar University • Nagendran S, Executive Vice President, MeritTrac Services Pvt Ltd • Jaya Jha, Head, Product & Marketing, Aurus Network • Ullas Sathyanarayana, Co-Founder & Director, Cogknit Semantics Pvt Ltd • Supreet Kaur, Head, Marketing and Alliances, Harness Handitouch	New Financing and Business Models in EducationCHAIR: • Ujjawal Singh, Partner Indus Balaji • Naveen Jha, CEO, Deshpande Foundation; and Managing Trustee, Deshpande Education Trust; President-TiE-Hubli • Melwin Braggs, Business Lead, Develop Schools • Seema Jhingan, Partner, LexCounsel Law Offices, New Delhi
3:30-4:00 pm	Tea Break+Visit to Expo
	School Education	Higher Education	Special Session
4:00-6:00 pm	International Schools in India: Challenges & OpportunitiesInternational education began in response to the needs of multinational group of students whose expatriate parents had been brought together by diplomacy or trade. International schools provide education for international mindedness. With globalisation changing the world, multicultural groups of students have become a norm in many schools. International educators are facing new challenges and new opportunities as globalisation metaphorically shrinks the distance and the difference between nation states. Session Highlights: The challenges that are faced by international school educators as they consider implications of a globalised world The new teaching methods which will highlight the opportunities to make a student globalised citizens CHAIR:• Steven Rudolph, Director, Jiva Education • Ryan Pinto, CEO, Ryan Group of Schools • Rajeev Katyal, Country Director (India), Global Indian International School, New Delhi • Lina Ashar, Founder, Kangaroo Kids Education Ltd • Priyamvada Taneja, Development Manager, India, International Baccalaureate Organization • Dr Vandana Lulla, Director & Principal, Podar International School (IB & CIE), Mumbai, Maharashtra • Rita Wilson, Former Chief Executive and Secretary, Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination; and Academic Lead, Develop Schools • Manjula Pooja Shroff, CEO, Calorx, Mumbai, Maharashtra Shreedeep Omchary, Vice President, DAV College Management Committee	Management Education: The Current Scenario and the Way ForwardThere are 385, 008 management institutions approved by AICTE and government too, is keen on setting up several more IIM like institutions in the country. With such a massive growth in the numbers, it is important only a collective effort from all stakeholders can help us address the challenges and explore the opportunities in improving the quality of education.Session Highlights Impact of globalisation on management education Challenges, opportunities and insights inmanagement education Making the curriculum research-oriented Increasing global demand for research and knowledge production The virtues of IT in improving communication, efficiency and decision making in management college ecosystem CHAIR: • Prof M J Xavier, Director, Indian Institute of Management Ranchi, Jharkhand • Dr M P Jaiswal, Chairman, Centre for Smart Innovation & Governance; Chairman, Process Rennovation Projects, Management Development Institute, Gurgaon, Haryana • Prof P Rameshan, Director, Indian Institute of Management Rohtak, Haryana • Prof Pankaj Gupta, Director General, Jaipuria Institutes of Management • Rukaiya Joshi, Professor, S P Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai, Maharashtra	Opportunities for Overseas Collaboration for Indian Institutions CHAIR • Mark Parkinson, Executive Director, Kunskapsskolan Eduventures, Gurgoan • HE Shaida Mohammad Abdali, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to India • HE Rizali Wilmar Indrakesuma, Ambassador of Indonesia to India • Lt Boris Jelovšek, Minister Plenipotentiary,Republic of Slovenia • Robert O Ferrer, First Secretary, Embassy of the Philippines
6:00-7:30 pm	Tea Break+Visit to Expo
7:30 pm onwards	Awards Ceremony
World Education Summit, 23rd- 24th April, 2013, Le Méridien, New Delhi
Time	DAY 2 (24th April, 2013)
8:30-9:30 am	Registration
9:30-11:00 am	PLENARY SESSION II Bridging Barriers: Moving towards Education for All CHAIR: • Prof Prem Vrat, Vice-Chancellor, ITM University, Gurgaon, Haryana • Dr S S Jena, Chairman, National Institute of Open Schooling • Dr Akhilesh Gupta, Secretary, University Grants Commission • Alisher Umarov, Chief of Education and Programme Specialist, UNESCO
11:00-11:30 am	Visit to Expo + Tea Break
	School Education	Higher Education
11:30 am-1:00 pm	Early Childhood Education: Emerging Models for Innovation During Early childhood, kids have a huge capacity to learn through various sensory organs. The more simulation they get through different senses, the better their brains develop.Session Highlights: The various innovative ways of engaging these toddlers in better learning. Skill development and motor skill enhancement. The challenges faced by early childhood educators The new, effective solutions and best practices followed by educators worldwide to counter these challenges CHAIR: • Amol Arora, Vice Chairman & MD, Shemrock & Shemford Group of Schools • Dr Jitendra Nagpal, Program Director “Expressions India” The National Life Skills Education & School Wellness Program; Sr Consultant Psychiatrist & Incharge, Institute of Child Development & Adolescent Health, Moolchand Medicity, New Delhi • Pooja Goyal, Director, Intellitots • Kaadambari Muttoo, Director Academics, Schools Division, Shri Ram New Horizons, New Delhi • Priya Krishnan, CEO, VBHC Education Services Pvt Ltd	Private Universities in India: Technical Education: Opportunities and ChallengesAs per current information from University Grants Commission, there are 154 Private Universities established by the Acts of the Legislatures of different States in the country. Many of these private universities have brought with themselves innovative models of operation.Session Highlights Innovative means adopted by private universities while conducting admissions, designing the curriculum,their teaching pedagogy and the placement process Strategies for creating inclusion in higher education Blending effective knowledge delivery and technological advancements in the curriculum Regulatory challenges being faced by private universities and possible solution CHAIR: • Prof Prem Vrat, Vice-Chancellor, ITM University, Gurgaon, Haryana • Dr Francis C Peter, Vice-Chancellor & President, Dr K N Modi University, Rajasthan • Dr Anup K Singh, Director General & Chairman, Nirma University, Gujarat • Padmakali Banerjee, Pro Vice-Chanellor, Amity University, Gurgaon, Haryana • Prof. Satish C. Sharma, CMD & Professor in Management, Maharaja Group of Colleges • Dr G Viswanathan, Founder & Chancellor, VIT University, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu • Dr R S K Laksshmana Prabhu, Director-Admissions, PSNA College of Engineering and Technology, • Dr Akshai Aggarwal, Vice-Chancellor, Gujarat Technological University, Ahmedabad, Guajrat • Dr Kuncheria P. Isaac, Member Secretary, AICTE
1:00-2:00 pm	Networking Lunch +Visit to Expo
2:00-3:30 pm	Capacity Building of Educators: Teachers, Training, TechnologyTeachers are the backbone of educational institutions. With the changing paradigm of education, teachers have to be empowered with knowledge, resources and support so that they do their jobs of shaping students’ future well.Session Highlights: Three Ts – Teachers, Training and Technology – and deal with various new and innovative methods to enhance the teachers’ capabilities. The Teacher Capacity Building Programmes for developing teaching skills and techniques focused on enhancing skills and knowledge of teachers on using ICT as a tool. The various CAI (Computer Assisted Instruction) for improving teaching and learning strategies. CHAIR: • Prof Parvin Sinclair, Director, National Council for Education Research and Training • Dr Dinesh Kumar, Additional Commissioner (Academics), Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan • Gowri Ishwaran, CEO, The Global Education & Leadership Foundation • Shalini Nambiar, Director, Excelsior American School, Gurgaon, Haryana • Dr Termit Kaur Ranjit Singh, Senior Lecturer, School of Educational Studies, Universiti Sains Malaysia • Lakshmi Kumar, Director, Pradnya Niketan Education Society & Coordinator, Sweden-India Project Inter-Cultural Training Specialist • Monika Mehan, Principal, DAV Public School, Khera Khurd, New Delhi	Vocational Training: Enhancing Employability Skills of the Youth: Role of Vocational TrainingVocational Education and Training (VET) is an important element of the nation’s education initiative. Union Budget 2013 declared that one million students may be provided Rs.10, 000 each on completing skill training courses. The vocational institutes affiliated to the State Council of Vocational Training have been added to negative list of service tax making the courses affordable for the youth.National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) that came into existence as a part of a national skill development mission aims to achieve about 30 per cent of the overall target of delivering skills to 500 million people in India by 2022 through private sector intervention in skill development programmes and funding.AICTE too have widened their focus on skill development through vocational training as a part of their agenda.In order for Vocational Education to play its part effectively in the changing national context and for India to enjoy the fruits of the demographic dividend, there is an urgent need to redefine the critical elements of imparting vocational education and training to make them flexible, contemporary, relevant, inclusive and creative.Session Highlights Recommendations for policies with the need for implementation at State and National Level Suggestions for possible models to introduce Vocational Education at the higher / tertiary levels The need for introducing Vocational education at the school education CHAIR: • Prof B Venkat Rathnam, Vice-Chancellor, Kakatiya University • Dr U C Pandey, Regional Director, IGNOU Regional Centre • Dr Aarti Srivastava, Associate Professor, NUEPA • Abhishek Pandit, Director, Business Services, AISECT • Amit Kumar, Managing Director, • Dr A Kumar, Institute of Education; & President, Cyberfort Technologies
3:30-4:00 pm	Tea Break+Visit to Expo
4:00-5:30 pm		Industry-Academia Bridge: Channelising Collaborative ModelsThe challenges of finding job-ready workers who can easily sink into an organisation from day one continue to ail employers, it has become necessary that we discuss various models that would help students learn organizational behavior from day one of their course.Session Highlights: Highlight on how institutes of higher education can best impart problem-solving and social skills to the students Augment the creativity so that they are considered as valuable human assets by the company Need to inculcate soft-skills training in the curriculum Importance of including industry-based internships as a part of the course CHAIR: • Shakila Shamsu, Officer on Special Duty, Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India • Dr Sandhya Chintala, Executive Director, Sector Skills Council, NASSCOM • Dr Deepak Shah, Secretary, Kamala Education Society (KES) • Dr Madhu Chitkara, Vice Chancellor, Chitkara University • Prof (Dr) Sandip P Solanki, Director, MBA Dept, M H Gardi School of Management, Gardi Vidyapith, Rajkot • Capt H A Arfi, IAS, (Retd) Director AICC & AIESR, Amity University, Noida • Ritesh Mehta, Gujrat Knowledge Society	Creating Excellence In School Education – A Round TableDiscussion Education is the best gift that a country can give to its youth. With the strength of the school education sector being as high as 230 million students, it is very important to ensure that they receive the best as each of them is a potential future leader.There is a great need for the educators and parents to come together and collaboratively strategise means to promote excellence in schools.CHAIR: • Gowri Ishwaran, CEO, The Global Education & Leadership Foundation • Muhammad Husain Zulqarnain, The Knowledge Bridges International Schools, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia • Anita Dua, Principal, Delhi Public School, East Ahmedabad, Gujarat • Lt Col (Retd) A Sekhar, Principal,Atul Vidyalaya, Gujarat • Shivananda R Koteshwar (Shivoo), Director, The Amaatra Academy, Bengaluru, Karnataka • Henry Jayakaaran, Principal, Gateway-The Complete School, Chennai, Tamil Nadu • Dr M V Krishnamachari, Principal, Vidya Global School, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh • Dr Rajeev Kumar Chauhan, Principal, Sir Padampat Singhania Education Centre, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh • Shanthi Menon, Principal, The Deens Academy, Bangalore, Karnataka • Sunil Shriwastav, Principal, Kids’ Kingdom Public School, Khurgaon, Nanded, Maharashtra • Kavita Das, Principal, St John’s High School, Chandigarh • Anirudh Gupta, CEO, DCM Group of Schools • Virendra Rawat, Mentor-Green Education, Ahmedabad, Gujarat • Steven Rudolph, Director, Jiva Education • Col V K Gaur, Advisor, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions
5:30-6:30 pm	Valedictory Session

Award Category

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Award Category

School Education

World Education Awards 2013 in School Education for:

Innovation in Science Education
Innovation in Language(s) Education
Innovation in Math Education
Global Collaborative Learning Initiative
Innovation in Special Needs Education

Higher Education

World Education Awards 2013 in Higher Education for:

Global Collaborative Learning Initiative
Social Media in Education
eCampus Initiative
Green Campus Initiative
mLearning Initiative

Skills and Vocational Education

World Education Awards 2013 in Skills and Vocational Education for:

Innovation in Training
Innovation in Open and Distance Learning
Public-Private Initiative

Government Sector

World Education Awards 2013 in Government Sector for:

Government Sector Initiative in Education

Non-Government Sector

World Education Awards 2013 in Non-Government Sector for:

Non-Government Sector Initiative in Education

Private Sector

World Education Awards 2013 in Private Sector for::

Test Preparation, Evaluation and Assessment Tool Provider
Use of Assistive Technologies in Education
Multi-Media Content for K-12 Education
Training Provider to Working Professionals
Financial Service Providers in Education

WES Startup Award

World Education Awards 2013 in Start-up for:

Innovation in Education

Award Winner

Award Category	Jury Choice	Public Choice	Special Mention
GOVERNMENT SECTOR INITIATIVE IN EDUCATION	Computer Aided Learning in Primary Schools of Gujarat – Gujarat Council of Primary Education, SSA Mission, Education Department, Govt of Gujarat	My School e-School – District Panchayat Kutch, Gujarat	Vignana Yathre – Department of State Education Research and Training, Government of Karnataka
			eScholarship Management System – Directorate of Information Technology, Government of Maharashtra
NON-GOVERNMENT SECTOR INITIATIVE IN EDUCATION	Legacy of Creating Educational Institutions of Excellence – Shri Ram Education Trust, New Delhi	Empowering Deaf Kids through Donated Mobile Phones – Sounds of Silence, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Higher Education – eCAMPUS INITIATIVE	“Campus Initiative University – Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women’s University, Jaipur, Rajasthan “	Activ(e)-Learning – Gujarat Technological University, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Higher Education – GLOBAL COLLABORATIVE LEARNING INITIATIVE	Competence Development in Product Lifecycle Management – JSS Academy of Technical Education, Noida, Uttar Pradesh	International Exposure Programme – Dewan V S Group of Institutions, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh
Higher Education – GREEN CAMPUS INITIATIVE	” Green Campus Initiative – University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun, Uttrakhand”	RMK Engineering College, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Higher Education – INNOVATION BY ENGINEERING INSTITUTE	Foundation Programme – Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar, Gujarat	SAL Institute of Technology & Engineering Research, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Higher Education – INNOVATION BY MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE	Abhyudaya – S P Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai, Maharashtra	MIT School of Management, Pune, Maharashtra
Higher Education – INNOVATION IN OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING	Virtual Labs Universalizing Education: NMEICT Project – Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Kollam, Kerela
Higher Education – INNOVATION IN TEACHING PEDAGOGY	Customizable Business Simulation Software – Amity University, Gurgaon, Haryana	Seamless Learning – Dr K N Modi University, Newai, Rajasthan
Higher Education – INTERFACE BETWEEN ACADEMIA – INDUSTRY		Shadow Engineering – VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING INITIATIVE		Apprenticeship Programme – Volkswagen India Pvt Ltd	AISECT – Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh
School Education – INNOVATION IN LANGUAGE(S) EDUCATION”	ePronounce – School of Educational Studies, Universiti Sains Malaysia	Innovations in Hindi Curriculum – The Cathedral and John Connon School, Mumbai, Maharashtra
School Education –ESCHOOL INITIATIVE	e-School Programme – Doon Public School, New Delhi	Online Interactive Virtual School Portal – Dr Kedar Nath Modi Foundation, New Delhi
School Education – GLOBAL COLLABORATIVE LEARNING INITIATIVE	Who We Are & Where Are We Going – Bal Bharati Public School, New Delhi	Exploring the World – Ryan International School, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh
School Education – GREEN SCHOOL INITIATIVE		Save Earth, Save Mankind – Gyan Ganga International School, Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh
School Education – INNOVATION IN MATH EDUCATION		Math Fair: Application of Math in Life – The Orchid School, Pune, Maharashtra
School Education – INNOVATION IN PRE-SCHOOL	Towards making of Holistic Global Citizens – Kangaroo Kids Education Ltd	Multiple Intelligence Learning Strategies – Delhi Public School, Bopal, Gujarat
School Education – INNOVATION IN SCIENCE EDUCATION		Kaleidoscope – Sir Padampat Singhania Education Centre, Kanour, Uttar Pradesh
School Education – INNOVATION IN TEACHING PEDAGOGY	Ask Your Kids – Oakridge International School, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh	Making No Bones about It – Mahatma Gandhi International School, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE – Multimedia Content For K-12 Education”	Raptivity – Harbinger Knowledge Products	DigitALly – Pearson Education Services Pvt Ltd
PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE – Use of Technology For Engineering Institutes	Virtual 3-D Simulations: A Sustainable Approach – Jaipur Engineering College and Research Centre, Jaipur, Rajasthan	Microsoft India Student AppFest – Microsoft Corporation (India) Pvt Ltd
PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE –Innovation in Teaching Pedagogy	iKen Design & Technology Lab: Hands-on-Learning – Mexus Education Pvt Ltd	MathsLab – Next Education India Pvt Ltd
PRIVATE SECTOR INITIATIVE – Use of Assistive Technologies In Education		ICR @ Home – NIIT Ltd
START-UP INITIATIVE	Synergize – Esquvi Technologies Pvt Ltd	Recruitment Assisstance – Substance	Touch-on-Cloud – Harness Handitouch Pvt Ltd
Entrepreneurship in School Education			Dr Amrit Lal Ishrat Memorial Sunbeam Group of Schools Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh”

Press Coverage

http://www.afghanembassy.in: Ambassador Abdali speaks at World Education Summit, 2013: April 23, 2013

On April 23, Ambassador Abdali attended the World Education Summit 2013, held at Hotel Le Meredien – New Delhi.

Innovations in BTech programme at Indian Institute of Technology, Gandhinagar (IITGn) won the ‘World Education Award 2013’ at the World Education Summit held in New Delhi on Tuesday.

BHOPAL: The AISECT university has received the special mention award in the ‘Vocational Education and Training’ category at the world education summit awards 2013 organized recently at New Delhi.

Next education India Pvt Ltd, one of the leading e-learning technology companies in India, has been awarded the prestigious ‘Corporate – Innovation in Teaching Pedagogy’ at the World Education Summit 2013 in New Delhi for their MathsLab.

http://news.chennaionline.com: World Education Summit Awards- 2013: April 23, 2013

Hyderabad, Apr 26 : Hyderabad-headquartered Next Education India Pvt Ltd, a leading E-learning Technology Company in India, has been awarded ‘Corporate -Innovation in Teaching Pedagogy’ at the World Education Summit 2013 at New Delhi for MathsLab.

Azimuth Announces the Launch of HTML5 Conversion Services at the World Education Summit, New DelhiElearning companies can now use AZIMUTH HTML5 conversion services to convert their existing Flash or PPT content to HTML5 at a very competitive price.

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World Education Summit, 23rd- 24th April, 2013, Le Méridien, New Delhi

DAY 1 (23rd April, 2013)

Registration

Inauguration of Exhibition/ Tea Break +Expo Visit

Networking Lunch + Visit to Expo

School Education

Higher Education

Special Session

Tea Break+Visit to Expo

World Education Summit, 23rd- 24th April, 2013, Le Méridien, New Delhi

DAY 2 (24th April, 2013)

Visit to Expo + Tea Break

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