Educatorslog.in - A Community About Education In India

Eductorslog.in is a space for anyone interested in education in India. This site is a place for teachers, students, parents, principles, education policy members and officers, deans and anyone interested in education in India. Educatorslog.in is a forum where people can express concerns and experienced and share their thoughts on education. The forum allows people to connect and help each other with questions and concerns. You simply login and participate. There are no formal restrictions on the comments you can make they must be about education in India and that's about it. Your elog is your post/blog where you can make a comment on education in India. You can easily search for topics by category and tags. If you are interested in education in India visit Educatorslog.in and participate.

"educatorslog.in was started by a handful of individuals unified by one overarching objective – to use the net to make a durable difference in India by creating ways to bring educators together - in this particular case, to give them a common platform for dialogue, and in the process, help build a community, or several communities, centered around organizations or passions in the field of education. Our team comprises of alumni of Harvard Graduate School of Education, Indian Institutes of Technology, Indian Institutes of Management, BITS Pilani and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The team has several years of relevant experience in various domains."

At Educatorslog.in you can write about your experience with educational products such as books and software. Educatorslog.in is a great place for teachers to swap material. You can post links to useful educational websites or articles. There is a showcase of inspiring teachers, schools and organization. You can see the positive work done by people and organizations dedicated to education.

Educatorslog.in could have even more Web2.0 features. Users could create an extensive user profile and join groups that revolve around educational communities or causes. More connections could be made if the users had more information on each other, parents could contact principles and ask them directly about an issue that bothers them.