1. Batch end Report Karnatak University Karnataka

2.  Location : Karnatak University  State: Karnataka  Batch Start Date: 13-02-2012  Batch End Date: 23-02-2012  No. of Participants: 25 Batch Summary

3. Highlights – Saksham on Karnatak University Website Karnatak University, Dharwad http://www.kud.ac.in/viewitems.aspx?type=News&id= U0001-72012222187145

4. Highlights – Saksham on Karnatak University Website

6. Participant Details |Sr. No.Name of the ParticipantDesignationName of Dept.InstitutionState 1Deepak C. MarigoudarTeaching AssistantDept. of Computer ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 2Dr. Nayana GangadharTeaching Assistant Dept. of Mass Communication & JournalismKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 3Dr. B.F. ChakalabbiAssociate ProfessorDept. of Statistics Karnataka Arts & Commerce College (KUD)Karnataka 4Dr. HonappaAssociate ProfessorDept. of Economics Karnataka Arts & Commerce College (KUD)Karnataka 5Dr. I. M. JamkhandiAssociate ProfessorDept. of English Karnataka Arts & Commerce College (KUD)Karnataka 6Girija G. KamashettyTeaching AssistantDept. of Computer ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 7Sushma P. PawaleTeaching AssistantDept. of Computer ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 8Dr. Baseruddin M. MandriAssistant ProfessorDept. of Hindi Karnataka Arts & Commerce College (KUD)Karnataka 9Vishweshwarayya C. HallurTeaching AssistantDept. of Computer ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 10S. P. SajjanTeaching AssistantDept. of Computer ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 11Dr. R. H. TalawarAssociate ProfessorDept. of Kannada Karnataka Arts & Commerce College (KUD)Karnataka 12Dr. (Smt) R.S. DyavanalAssistant ProfessorDept. of MathematicsKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka

7. Participant Details 13Dr. A. C. KurahattiAssistant ProfessorDept. of Philosophy Karnataka Arts & Commerce College (KUD)Karnataka 14Dr. S. G. JadhavAssociate ProfessorDept. of Psychology Karnataka Arts & Commerce College (KUD)Karnataka 15Dr. B.V. NadagoudaProfessorDept. of GeologyKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 16Dr. D. G. PrakashaAssistant ProfessorDept. of MathematicsKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 17N.H. KallurAssistant ProfessorDept. of English Karnataka Arts & Commerce College (KUD)Karnataka 18Ishwar BaidariAssistant ProfessorDept. of Computer ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 19Dr. V. Girish ChandraAssistant ProfessorDept. of SanskritKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 20Dr. Sanjay MalagattiAssistant Professor Dept. of Mass Communication & JournalismKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 21Dr. C. KrishnamurthyAssistant Professor Dept. of Library & Information ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 22Ramesh K.Assistant ProfessorDept. of Computer ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 23Sri DeviAssistant ProfessorDept. of Computer ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 24Dr. C. S. NaikarProfessorDept. of SanskritKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka 25Vijay Kumar B.Teaching AssistantDept. of Computer ScienceKarnatak University, DharwadKarnataka

8. Inauguration– Karnatak University Inaugural address by Prof. Sridevi, Chairperson – Dept. of Computer Science, Karnataka University. Participants receiving course Kit from Prof. Ramesh K, Course Training Coordinator & Astt. Prof. Ishwar Baidri - Dept. of Computer Science.

9. Highlights – Karnatak University

10. Karnatak University Interactive sessions during training

12. Valedictory – Karnatak University A participant expressing her thought about Microsoft Saksham training during the valedictory programme. Mrs. Shivani Sahai from Microsoft presented the certificates to the Participants. Prof. Sridevi, Chairperson, Prof. Ramesh K, Training Coordinator – Dept. of Computer Science, Karnataka University are also present.

13. Karnatak University Moments beyond training

14. Batch Learning Curve Questions asked at Batch Start & End Soft Skills Clarity on the roles & responsibilities of IT Champion & Mentor. Eager to help colleagues in using technology to create engaging learning for students. Have the necessary communication & collaboration skills to engage in successful collaborative work with peers. Can establish a good rapport with colleagues on the basis of own soft skills. Can help students by modeling 21st Century Learning Skills so that they can be future ready Can encounter roadblocks and implement change in the college. Q1Q2Q3Q4Q5Q6 IT Skills Knowledge about Basic Computer Hardware & Software 5 - Expert 4 - Good User 3 - Average 2 - Novice 1 - No Knowledge Windows 7 Knowledge 5 - Expert 4 - Good User 3 - Average 2 - Novice 1 - No Knowledge Knowledge about MS Office 2010 and its applications 5 - Expert 4 - Good User 3 - Average 2 - Novice 1 - No Knowledge Knowledge about Live Services 5 - Expert 4 - Good User 3 - Average 2 - Novice 1 - No Knowledge Knowledge about Microsoft BPOS 5 - Expert 4 - Good User 3 - Average 2 - Novice 1 - No Knowledge Knowledge about Networking and Lab Setting 5 - Expert 4 - Good User 3 - Average 2 - Novice 1 - No Knowledge Q7Q8Q9Q10Q11Q12

15. Batch Learning Curve

16.  WWT makes my tasks easier, l need not have to carry various maps & reference material with me anymore. Students will be able to grasp the geological concepts in a easy manner. Dr. B.V. Nadagouda, KU  Although before joining to Saksham workshop I used to consider myself tech savvy but I always faced problems with handling different teaching contents in various CDs, PPTs, pen drives, books & other resources. Now, I want to compile the whole lot by using the Learning Content Development System (LCDS). Dr. C. Krishanamurthy, KU  Accessibility features in windows-7 are highly motivating for those who are differently abled. We can help by sharing the knowledge & promoting this not only in university but to our friends & those in need too. Dr. V. Girishchandra Dept. of Kannada, KU Saksham -Reflections

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