- HREA is issuing a call for applications for the following upcoming
e-learning courses: Use of ICTs and Social Media for Human Rights Work (15
June-30 August 2011) NEW! Upcoming courses in the third trimester of 2011
(14 September-4 December) Specialised courses … Continue reading
→<http://www.huridocs.org/
This blog is an experiment in using blogs in higher education. Most of the experiments done here are the first of their kind at least in India. I wish this trend catches on.... The Blog is dedicated to Anup Dhar and Lawrence Liang whose work has influenced many like me . . . .
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Friday, May 27, 2011
Call for applications for HREA e-learning courses - September-December 2011
Media conferences, courses, prizes and fellowships
- Media conferences, courses, prizes and fellowships
*** denotes new entries*
No deadline: Journalists from Afghanistan, Colombia, Iran, Iraq, Nigeria,
Pakistan, and Sudan interested in pursuing apeacebuilding
project<http://www.mailm.co.
Monday, May 23, 2011
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Thursday, May 12, 2011
Research Development through Digital Technologies
Dear participants of the National Workshop on Effective Classroom Communication and Teaching Skills for College Teachers, as agreed I am posting some resources on research and using digital technologies for research. Click on the topics to get the links.
- Besides these links please click here to visits an exclusive blog on free technologies for researchers.
- If you wish to refer to some of my past posts/notes on research you can go to posts of October 2010 by clicking here
- Hope you find all these links useful. If you do, please take time to mention it in the comment section below. Your suggestions are welcome.
New India Fellowship
- The core activity of the New India Foundation are the New India Fellowships, awarded to scholars and writers working on different aspects of the history of independent India. The duration of the fellowships is twelve months. Fellows are paid Rs. 70, 000 a month. Each year, a mix of young and experienced candidates are selected.
The New India Fellowships are open only to Indian nationals, including those currently living abroad. Fellowship holders are expected to write original books. Their proposals should be oriented towards final publication, and outline a road map towards that destination. The Foundation is ecumenical as regards genre, theme, and ideology: the only requirement is that the proposed works contribute to the fuller understanding of independent India.Thus Fellowship holders may choose to write a memoir, or a work of reportage, or a thickly footnoted academic study. Their books could be oriented towards economics, or politics, or culture. They could be highly specific-an account of a single decade or a single region-or wide-ranging, such as a countrywide overview.
- Website : http://www.newindiafoundation.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
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