Saturday, 22 November 2014

Our Presentation at The Global Education Conference

We Team Rajashree ( Jelva Hussan, Jalib Hassan, Aravind K.J., Adarsh K.J.) along with our teacher Sebastian Panakal presented at The Global Education Conference on friday ,21st November 2014.
The session title was The Elders mentor young ones at "The School in the Cloud". It lasted for almost 35 minutes from 5.30 pm (Indian time) to 6.05 pm.


Session description- Senior Citizens all over the world work as Ambassadors for world peace selling advocacy, life skills and helping people get online. Seniors are trained at Wiki Editing Skills, Skype etc to make connection with people abroad. Families connect and collaborate to share each others life-skills and knowledge. Women of Wiki encourage the people inland and abroad to cooperate online.

The Elders supported by local companies set up Schools in the Cloud . Seniors, educated stay at home mothers etc. gather at these FREE Public Access ICT Centres to contribute as Skype Grannies
Members are invited to join Hello Little World Skypers who provide support, motivation and advice whenever needed.
We share Prof. Sugata Mitra's vision, The School in the Cloud, Activists become Skype Grannies; volunteer their time to set up FREE Public ICT Centers all over the world.
We present global success of Educational Entrepreneurship.


The session was recorded and uploaded to youtube and Global Education Conference's Website.





We thank The Elders for giving us this opportunity and Global Education Conference and it's Moderators for their support. We also thank Hello Little World Skypers  for their support. A special thanks also go to Huy Tran, Lin Lin, Eman, Steve Sherman, Athalo, Jairus Makambi and Anne Mirtschin for spending their valuable time viewing our presentation.

Tuesday, 18 November 2014

Today there was a science experiments based on chemistry in my class. There were 7 teams, and my team got the last chance for explaining. Every team did well, but every team do the same way except our team so I believe that my team will get first.

by Adharsh

Sunday, 16 November 2014

CHILDREN'S DAY on November 14th

CHILDREN'S DAY:Jawahar Nehru  was our First prime minister of India and his   birthday is celebrated as children's day  on November 14th , because he loved kids so much and relating to this every year there will be celebration in our school (Rajashree smm school)and there will be dance,song,music,skit.etc.  and in this year we celebrated in our school and my father and his family members is running a trust named Kizuveettil Velayudhan Nair Memorial Trust along with Viswakalanikethan also celebrated children's day with students of  National Ideal School,lUC College P.O,Aluva  and these are the pictures




Thursday, 13 November 2014

First Online Certificate

Today i got my  first online certificate from code.org for completing the 'The Hour of Code' .I am very glad that my all the team Members (My brother Aravind, Jalib and Jelva)got this.

My first online certificate

This my first certificate from code.org for completing the 'The Hour of Code' . It was a wonderful experience and I really enjoyed .Also I learned how to code or program simple games.I made my own 'Flappy bird' game .And I think its wonderful.



Wednesday, 12 November 2014

New Engineering Oppertunitites

I (Jelva Hussan K.S.) and my team was amazed on seeing these two things.
It is awesome and it would create new opportunities for everyone to engineer without the use of softwares or programming. It acts like plug and play , just plug in into aUSB port and use it.


MaKey MaKey
MaKey MaKey is an invention kit for the 21st century. Turn everyday objects into touchpads and combine them with the internet. It's a simple Invention Kit for Beginners and Experts doing art, engineering, and everything in between. The kit will include everything you see above: MaKey MaKey, Alligator Clips, USB Cable.

It  is very easy to use,just plug into a USB port and use it to your use.
Watch the video for a preview.




Raspberry pi

The Raspberry Pi is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. It is a capable little device that enables people of all ages to explore computing, and to learn how to program in languages like Scratch and Python. It’s capable of doing everything you’d expect a desktop computer to do, from browsing the internet and playing high-definition video, to making spreadsheets, word-processing, and playing games.


We can also make mini computers out of them.
Watch this video for a preview on how to make a computer.



I hope everyone starts using this.

Tuesday, 11 November 2014

Ways for students to learn coding

I (Jalib Hassan),was recently awarded a certificate for learning simple coding at code.org .
This site has made it easier for students to learn coding themselves.

This is the certificate I received.

There are many ways to teach students to code. www.code.org is one of them.

A student learning coding.

This video shows the importance of teaching students coding.




Scratch is another way in which one can learn coding.It's similar to code.org.

There are other apps and tools by which one can learn coding or make games themselves:-


Programming, making and creating have never been easier...