Patiala's Multani Mal Modi College organises programme on integration of pedagogy and technology

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Patiala, July 13

The internal quality assurance cell of Multani Mal Modi College here in collaboration with the Council for Teacher Education Foundation is organising a seven-day national-level capacity-building programme for teachers.

The event, which is being held virtually, was inaugurated by Punjabi University Vice-Chancellor Dr Arvind.

The programme is being organised to train teachers on integration of “pedagogy and technology” in teaching, learning and research.

The presidential address was delivered by Prof RG Kothari, former VC, VNSG University, Surat.

Principal Dr Khushvinder Kumar welcomed Dr Arvind and other delegates. He said in this digital era of new technologies, methods and techniques of learning and teaching were transforming and evolving.

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