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Learning Solutions

Invariably, the word 'learning' is associated with either school, college students or trainees in the adult learning environment. We at EZ Vidya believe that we are a 'learning' organization. We learn from every endeavour and from every transaction we have - be it with students, teachers, principals or a parent. We constantly aspire to explore and experiment. This spirit is infused into every step of EZ Vidya.

ICT (Information & Communication Technology) Curriculum

Have you ever wondered why students use not-so appropriate animation, sound or for that matter the right colour combination in a presentation? Have you ever wondered why our education is always focused on 'reproducing knowledge' rather than 'experiencing knowledge'? Have you felt there is a disconnect between what the student is learning today and what's needed for his career tomorrow? Connect here and read on . . . . .

Chrysalis

The word Chrysalis symbolizes attentive care with all the essential nutrients and steady growth, finally enabling the larva to fly out as a colourful butterfly.

Similarly, EZ Vidya intends connecting all the available expertise and crystallizing it into a unique product, aptly named as Chrysalis. The expertise is derived out of over 90,000 hours of meticulous research as well as dynamic feedback from our clients. Chrysalis is a unique ICT Curriculum which integrates all the 'must-have' components of today's education.
Connecting IT all the way . . . . .

The unique benefits of Chrysalis are

Students move from acquiring mere 'IT skills' to 'IT Capabilities'
Students enjoy the computer curriculum but with no compromise on the 'Challenge Quotient'
Students experience an enhanced 'thinking climate' in their classrooms.

Schooling- A new paradigm

Educational Institutes have realized the importance of focused interventions to attain new benchmarks in academic standards today.

EZ Vidya is the partner of choice in select schools wherein together with the school management we seek to answer a few questions like (and the 'seeking' is continuous…:)

What is a 'good' school or for that matter, what constitutes 'good' teaching?
Is the vision / mission of the school, if any, well-articulated among all its stakeholders?
What constitutes an ideal teacher? 'Good' teaching? Effective Assessment? Experimenting? Reflecting?
Can / should students 'experience' knowledge rather than 'acquiring' knowledge

As part of whole school consultation / transformation, our services include - long term vision and mission setting, guidelines for school personnel recruitment, curriculum benchmarking, assessment methodologies, organizational development, mentoring and community involvement.

Multimedia Content Development

EZ Vidya has developed multimedia content for its ICT Curriculum Chrysalis which is currently experienced and enjoyed by over 70,000 students across the country.

EZ Vidya has well established and integrated teams for Curriculum Research & Design, Animation and Production.

EZ Vidya is also a chosen partner of the Azim Premji Foundation (APF). We have developed multimedia content for APF in its school initiative in the state of TamilNadu. This content enables thousands of students of government schools to learn Tamil grammar in an interesting way.

We are also currently working with APF towards producing content on environmental education for these students, seeking expert advice from the C.P.R Environmental Education Centre.

Book Point

Perhaps dubbed as one of the trickiest trades within the education domain, our entry into publication is actually need based, rather than a designed or planned intervention. EZ Vidya received quite a few requests to review various books on Computer Science and the result of this review was the decision to author a series of books on Computer Science for schools. What followed was a sheer success story. Partnering with a publisher EZ Vidya Computer Science Books became one of the most successful launches in the year 2005-06. And the fraternity of schools using these books is growing by leaps and bounds and has even crossed the Indian Ocean to reach Sri Lanka.