Hyderabad, 04th December 2023: byteXL, one of India’s leading EdTech platforms focused on transforming engineering institutes, held an educators-exclusive event – ElevatED –in its office at iLabs Building, Hitec City, Hyderabad. With over 50 educators in attendance, the event was witness to insightful discussions led by the experts in the engineering education sector. ‘ElevatED’ fostered a collaborative environment for the teachers involved in engineering education sphere to discuss, partner, and ideate the route to utilizing new-age technologies to impart relevant engineering education to the budding engineers.
Elevated proved to be a knowledge hub, where educators and edtech professionals connected, and exchanged ideas dedicated to pushing the boundaries of educational excellence. Educators are a critical element of the transformative journey at engineering colleges, one which opens up a rewarding career for Educators. With invaluable insights, the conversation centered on the future of technology education and the need for internationalization of course curriculum to further fortify the Indian tech talent pool. Academicians agreed, that with India becoming a strategic talent hub for not only the domestic technology giants but also a key market for multinational technology companies and their global captive centers, Indian educators have a conspicuous opportunity to train their talent early on.
Mr. Karun Tadepalli, CEO and co-founder of byteXLexpressing his enthusiasm at the turnout at the leadership event, said, “It is heartening to see educators and professionals in the domain come together for the common vision of transforming engineering as India knows it. We witnessed the participation of an existing educators’ group who are excited to collaborate and steer byteXL’svision in transforming colleges with an industry-relevant IT curriculum. byteXL is proud to have orchestrated this event and was successful in effecting a positive impact on the educational ecosystem in reshaping the future of technology learning.”