byteXL Hosts 'ElevatED' An Exclusive Event, Fostering Inclusivity In Engineering Education Through Insightful Educator Discussions
Attended by over 50 educators, the event served as a platform for profound discussions led by experts in the field of engineering education.
byteXL, a prominent EdTech platform in India dedicated to revolutionizing engineering institutes, recently hosted a specialized event exclusively for educators named 'ElevatED' at its office in the iLabs Building, Hitec City, Hyderabad. Attended by over 50 educators, the event served as a platform for profound discussions led by experts in the field of engineering education.
ElevatED set the stage for collaborative engagements among teachers in the engineering education sector, providing a conducive environment for discussions, partnerships, and ideation on leveraging cutting-edge technologies to deliver relevant engineering education to aspiring engineers. The event emerged as a knowledge hub where educators and EdTech professionals came together, exchanging ideas aimed at pushing the boundaries of educational excellence.
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Recognizing the pivotal role educators play in the transformative journey within engineering colleges, ElevatED became a focal point for conversations revolving around the future of technology education. The dialogue emphasized the necessity for the internationalization of course curricula to strengthen India's tech talent pool, positioning educators as key contributors to this initiative.
The consensus among academicians was that as India evolves into a strategic talent hub for both domestic technology giants and multinational companies with global captive centers, educators in the country have a unique opportunity to shape and prepare their talent for success in the rapidly advancing technology landscape.
Karun Tadepalli, CEO and co-founder of byteXL, expressed his enthusiasm about the event's turnout and the impact it had on the educational ecosystem. He stated, "It is heartening to see educators and professionals come together for the common vision of transforming engineering education in India. We witnessed the active participation of an existing educators’ group excited to collaborate and contribute to byteXL’s vision of transforming colleges with an industry-relevant IT curriculum."
Mr. Tadepalli further highlighted byteXL's pride in orchestrating this event and its success in making a positive impact on reshaping the future of technology learning within the educational landscape. As byteXL continues to lead in the EdTech space, events like ElevatED underscore their commitment to fostering collaboration and innovation within the education sector.
