New media in education and Gadhi's Karma Marga.pptx

The slides discuss how Gandhi's interpretation of Karma Marga is relevant in today's world of new media education.

1. Gandhi’s Karma- Marga in Education and its relevance in the new media age Presented by, Monami Basu Research Scholar – Journalism and MassCommunication , NGBU

2. Gandhiji said “Education is not merely a means to achieve status or earn money; rather it should bring freedom to the individual.” Gandhi’s Thoughts on Education

3. In the all India National Educational Conference held at Wardha in October 1937, Gandhiji put forth the following reforms in education: Free and compulsory education for all till primary age. Education to be imparted in the mother tongue to the child for the first seven years. Education to be imparted through some vocation. The idea was to integrate both education and vocation as work-centric education is required to make this nation self-reliant. Every Indian should learn to earn his / her living through manual work in life. Wardha Conference - 1937

4. Gandhiji talked about “ Nai-Talim ” which means lifelong learning, by enhancing existing skills and developing new skills, to lead a self-reliant life. Nai - Talim

5. Selfless service to mankind D edicating all the deeds or karma to God One must kill the ego within oneself to walk on the path of karma. He believed that only a true karma yogi can accept the world as his / her family and work towards the welfare of humanity . Gandhi’s principle of “Karma- Marga ”

6. Online education with the help of online audio-video platforms like Zoom, Google Meet etc. Educational apps like Byjus , Unacademy etc Smart classes equipped with digital whiteboard, projectors, tablets etc. Social media platforms like YouTube, WhatsApp, Facebook etc . New Media in Education

7. The Covid-19 pandemic made the usage of online platforms compulsory for studying. Fun activities that engage children and help them see things from a different perspective. Promotes self-learning which is a good way to ensure that students become more independent Learning is possible anytime and anywhere at the child’s convenience. Excellent audio-visual representation of study material, thus creating interest within the child. A non-judgemental learning process for the child . Why does New media in education flourish?

8. Online education follows Gandhi’s philosophy of education for all, as all the knowledge shared on the internet is accessible to the person living in the farthest corner of the world. He emphasised practical skill development for a person’s self-development. Online learning offers individuals programs that align with their interests and career goals. From learning how to make or repair things to gaining financial literacy to learning business skills, any information a person wants to seek is available online, anytime and anywhere. Gandhi’s Karma Marg and New media in education – The Connect

9. He believed in building learning communities for education. Online education offers various platforms like blogs, social media websites etc. for sharing knowledge and views related to different subjects . Online education also helps in combating social injustice as knowledge is available in an open platform and anyone and everyone can access it. Gandhi’s Karma Marg and New media in education – The Connect

10. Mahatma Gandhi's educational vision was ahead of its time, emphasizing inclusivity, practicality, and holistic development. In the online learning era, his vision finds renewed relevance and resonance. Conclusion

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