7th Conference on
Computational Thinking in Schools
The CTiS (Computational Thinking in Schools) conference is an annual event organised by the ACM India (Association for Computing Machinery, India) and the CSpathshala community. It aims to bring together teachers, educators and researchers to discuss innovations, best practices and issues pertaining to curriculum, pedagogy, policy and implementation, related to bringing computational thinking to schools.
CSpathshala is an ACM India initiative to bring a modern computing curriculum to Indian schools. In our National Education Policy 2020 and in many countries across the world, Computational Thinking (CT) has been identified as one of the essential subjects to be taught and a critical skill to be developed in children during the school years. It advances the notion that the Mathematics and Science behind Computer Science go far beyond the simple ability to use computers, and can be taught and discussed in schools even without the use of computers. The first CTiS conference was held in Pune in April 2019 and the current CTiS2025 is the seventh edition.
All seveth editions were highly successful and were well received by teachers and educators.The Seventh Annual Conference on Computational Thinking in Schools (CTiS 2025) was organised by CSpathshala, an ACM India education initiative from 24th to 26th July, 2025 at IISER, Pune and hosted by GK Gurukul School, Pune and SCTR’s PICT ACM Student Chapter (PASC).
The three-day national-level conference brought together more than 350 educators, researchers, and school teachers and an online participation of 1500+ across 18 Indian states .
The conference was inaugurated by Dr. Kamladevi Awate, Joint Director, SCERTM Pune. The Program Committee chairs Chitra Babu and Lakshmi Gandhi shared that over 490 abstracts were received from teachers across India, of which 82 were selected for presentation as well as poster/demo through a rigorous review process by the program committee.
Highlights of CTiS 2025:
- Keynote Address by Jane Waite from the Raspberry Pi Computing Education Research Centre, UK, on “AI in Education – Emerging Research Themes”
- Hands-on Workshop on “Artificial Intelligence tools to increase Teaching Productivity” by Mamta Manaktala, Senior Learning Manager, Raspberry Pi Educational Services
- Panel Discussion on “AI in School Education” with panelists Dr Arpita Karkarey, Walnut School, Mr. Anay Kamat, Goa, Mr. Ajinkya Ambarkhane, Meghe Group of Schools, Dr. Manisha Yadav, MHSCERT and moderator: Prof. R Ramanujam, Azim Premji University
The keynote talk discussed the three different aspects of bringing AI to school education. One is using AI tools to increase the productivity of teachers, Second is using AI tools to teach other subjects more effectively. Third is teaching the concepts of AI itself.
The panel discussed the pros and cons of teaching AI to school children, its impact on learning and assessments, and challenges faced by both private as well as government schools. The panel concluded that there are no issues with the first and second usage of AI. It is only for the third category, more understanding should emerge in deciding what exactly should be taught in AI for the school children.
The workshop introduced the various AI tools based on Large Language Models(LLMs) and provided a methodology to come up with suitable prompts based on the intended objective and also to refine them further to get accurate results. It also cautioned the participating teachers that the result could be inaccurate or wrong sometimes because of potential hallucinations.
CTiS2025 provided an opportunity to over 120 teachers to share their innovative ideas on the pedagogy used in teaching CT through a wide range of themes across CT in Math and Science Education, Social Science and Language Learning, Unplugged CT activities, Inclusive Education, Coding and Physical Computing and Professional Development of teachers.
Hemant Vandekar – Head New Initiatives spoke about Sakal’s Newspaper in Education (Sakal NIE) which is a novel program that helps students ‘Stay Ahead’ and aims at making ‘Learning Fun’. He also shared about how the schools and teachers can collaborate and contribute to Sakal NIE.
The conference showcased the growing adoption of CT-based pedagogies in classrooms through innovations and adaptation to local context across rural and urban schools across India. The sponsors for the conference included SIILC, Sakal NIE, Icertis, Microsoft Research, Sunrise Infotech and Unity ERP and LMS.
The journey of CTiS since 2019, the conference has grown into a community of practice by providing a platform for teachers, educators, and experts to share best practices and address challenges in implementing Computational Thinking (CT) in schools. CTiS 2025 showcased the increasing adoption of CT-based pedagogies in the classrooms—demonstrating innovation and local adaptation in both rural and urban schools.
Event Details
24th to 26th July, 2025
IISER, Pune,
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH
Pune, Maharashtra 411008
Our Organisers
Regional Conference Partners
Program Sponsors
Gold
Silver
ACM India Institutional Sponsors
Platinum
Gold
Silver
The conference will start at 2 PM on the 24th July and end at 2 PM on the 26th July.
Time
Topic
Speaker
2:00PM – 2:30PM
Registration
2:30PM – 3:00PM
Inauguration
CSpathshala Overview
Welcome and PC’s Report
Dr. Kamladevi awate
Joint director, SCERTM, Pune
3:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Session 1: Teacher Presentations CT and Physical Computing, CT and Coding
Session Chair: Nikhil
Recorded Video
3:30PM – 4:30PM
Session 2: Keynote Talk on AI in Education – Some Emerging Research Themes.
Session Chair: Vipul Shah
Recorded Video
4:30PM-5:00PM
Session 3: Teacher Presentations CT in Science Education\
Session Chair: Geeta Ghormade
Recorded Video
5:00PM – 5:30PM
Tea
5:30PM – 6:30PM
Session 4: Poster and Demo Session CT based unplugged activities in the classroom (in any subject)
Session Chair: Geeta Ghormade
Recorded Video
6:30 PM onwards
Tea
Opening Remarks
9:00AM – 10:00AM
Session 5: Teacher Presentations CT and Physical Computing, CT and Coding, CT for professional development of teachers
Session Chair: Manisha Girolkar
Recorded Video
10:00AM -11:30AM
Session 6: Panel Discussion
Recorded Video
11:30AM – 12:00 Noon
Tea Break
12:00Noon-1:00 PM
Session 7: Teacher Presentations – Parallel Sessions
Hall 1 CT in Social Science Education, CT in School Education, CT and Societal Problems
Session Chair: Gauri Joshi
Hall 2 CT in Mathematics Education
Session Chair: Krithika
Recorded Video
Recorded Video
Presentations by Teachers
Presentations by Teachers
1.00PM – 2:30PM
Lunch
2:30PM – 4:00PM
Session 8: Teacher Presentations – Parallel Sessions
Hall 1 CT based unplugged activities in the classroom (in any subject)
Session Chair: Arun Kadekodi
Hall 2 CT in Mathematics Education
Session Chair: Lakshmi
Recorded Video
Presentations by Teachers
Presentations by Teachers
4:00PM – 4:30PM
Tea
4:30PM – 6:00PM
Session 9: Poster and Demo Session CT and inclusive education
Session Chair : Meera VE
Recorded Video
6:00 PM onwards
Tea
9 :00 AM
Opening Remarks
9:00AM – 10:30AM
Session 10: Presentations – Organisations – Parallel Sessions
Hall 1
Session Chair: Aarti Halbe
Hall 2
Session Chair: Chitra
Recorded Video
Recorded Video
10:30AM-11:00 AM
Tea
11:00AM – 12.30PM
Session 11: Workshop by Raspberry Pi Foundation
Recorded Video
12.30PM – 1:00PM
Closing session
1:00PM – 2:00PM
Lunch
Please Note – the registration is free and it is mandatory for attending the conference, for registration:
Jane Waite
AI in Education – Some Emerging Research Themes.
Mamta Manaktala
Promoting Computing Education and AI literacy across Indian Schools
CSpathshala (https://cspathshala.org) proudly announces the Seventh conference on Computational Thinking in Schools (CTiS2025) from 24th to 26th July, 2025 at IISER, Pune and hosted by GK Gurukul School, Pune and SCTR’s PICT ACM Student Chapter (PASC).
The CTiS (Computational Thinking in Schools) conference is an annual event organised by the ACM India (Association for Computing Machinery, India) and the CSpathshala community. It aims to bring together teachers, educators and researchers to discuss innovations, best practices and issues pertaining to curriculum, pedagogy, policy and implementation, related to bringing computational thinking to schools.
CSpathshala is an ACM India initiative to bring a modern computing curriculum to Indian schools. In our National Education Policy 2020 and in many countries across the world, Computational Thinking (CT) has been identified as one of the essential subjects to be taught and a critical skill to be developed in children during the school years. It advances the notion that the Mathematics and Science behind Computer Science go far beyond the simple ability to use computers, and can be taught and discussed in schools even without the use of computers. The first CTiS conference was held in Pune in April 2019 and the current CTiS2025 is the seventh edition. All six editions were highly successful and were well received by teachers and educators. CTiS2024 had over 70 teachers from 14 states of India presenting abstracts across various thematic areas, including CT and Mathematics Education, CT and Science Education, CT and Societal Problems, CT and Inclusion, CT and Coding, and CT and Physical Computing. These were followed by presentations from organizations. There were 29 poster and demo presentations by teachers from various states of India. Notably, the presentations on CT and Inclusion were a highlight of the conference. The conference saw participation from over 350 teachers, educators, and academics at IISER Pune, with an online participation of 1,500 from more than 20 states of India, as well as from the United States of America(USA), Canada, Italy, and the United Arab Emirates(UAE).
CTiS2025 aims to provide a platform for teachers, educators and experts to share their best practices as well as challenges faced in implementing computational thinking in education. The discussions will focus on integrating CT activities both plugged and unplugged (with or without the use of computers) in various school subjects, on student learning outcomes and on disseminating findings of CT based experiments or classroom research conducted by teachers and educators across the country. The conference will feature keynote talks, workshops, panel discussions and paper presentations on various themes related to Computational thinking.
Paper Presentation
The conference attempts to cover a wide range of topics on Computational Thinking and its implementation in the school curriculum. These include, but are not limited to:
- CT and Coding
- CT based unplugged activities in the classroom (in any subject)
- CT for students with special needs
- CT for professional development of teachers
- CT in Mathematics Education
- CT in Science Education
- CT in Social Science Education
- Challenges in integrating CT in the school curriculum
- Assessment of CT
- Impact of CT activities on student learning
- Localisation and adaptation of CSpathshala curriculum to suit local needs
- CT and Physical Computing
- CT and National Education Policy
- CT and societal problems
One of the primary objectives of the CTiS2025 is to elicit the views and understanding of practising teachers with regard to CT. In this context, interested teachers/educators are invited to submit an abstract (not exceeding 1000 words) on any of the above themes (though not restricted to the above themes). Participants are encouraged to focus their presentation on sharing their own work and experience related to CT. Please refer to the abstract template and samples provided for preparing your abstract. It is recommended to follow the format suggested by these samples.
Deadline for Abstract Submissions: 6th April 2025
Selection Notification to Authors: 20th June 2025
Final Submission of Presentations and Videos (based on need): 15th July 2025
Please send your abstract to cspathshala@gmail.com (in DOC or PDF format) latest by 6th April 2025. The abstract may be in English, or in any of the regional languages. The names of all authors, the details of school affiliation and contact details are ESSENTIAL. If a participant feels that s/he needs help and guidance in writing the abstract, s/he can approach the committee.
Review Of Abstracts
The submissions will be reviewed by the conference program committee. Originality as well as clarity of ideas presented will be the primary criteria for an abstract to be selected for final presentation. Authors of selected abstracts will be notified by 20th June 2025. The program committee members will mentor the selected authors to prepare them for the final presentation in the conference.
Program Committee
- Chitra Babu(Co-Chair), Guest Faculty, IIT Madras
- Lakshmi Gandhi(Co-Chair), Kalmadi School, Pune
- Meenakshi D’Souza, IIIT Bangalore
- Sonia Garcha, CSpathshala, Pune
- Krithika Krishnamoorthy, Azim Premji University, Bangalore
- Pratiksha Mujumdar, School of Scholars, Nagpur
- R Ramanujam, Retired Professor, Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Chennai
- Nikhil Karkarey, Walnut School, Pune
- Jonaki Ghosh, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi, Delhi (Co-chair)
- Sneha Titus, Azim Premji University, Bangalore
- Geeta Ghormade, School of Scholars, Nagpur
- Vandana Naik, DHE Goa
- Suji Gopalan, Oracle
- Neeldhara, IIT Gandhinagar
- Deepali Sawai, City Pride Schools
- Jyothi Krishnan, CCL IIT Gandhinagar
- Manisha Girolkar, Dr. Kalmadi Shamarao Highschool Ganeshnagar, Pune
- Gauri Joshi, Dr. Kalmadi Shamarao Highschool Ganeshnagar, Pune
Organizing Committee
- Mayuri Mehta, GK Gurukul, Pune (Co-Chair)
- Geetanjali Kale, (Co-Chair), PICT, Pune
- Soumen Maitey, IISER, Pune(Co-Chair)
Publicity Committee
- Sabita Vinod, School of Scholars, Nagpur (Co-Chair)
- Neeldhara Misra, (Co-chair) IIT Gandhinagar
Steering Committee
- Jonaki Ghosh, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, University of Delhi, Delhi
- Madhavan Mukund, CMI, Chennai
- Nikhil Karkarey, Walnut School, Pune
- Geeta Gormande, School of Scholars, Meghe Group of Schools, Nagpur
- Neeldhara Misra, IIT Gandhinagar
- R Ramanujam, IMSc, Chennai
- Sonia Garcha, CSpathshala (Chair)
- Vipul Shah, TCS, Pune
Sponsorship Committee
- Arun Kadekodi (Co-Chair, Soft Corner)
- Chandrashekhar Sahasrabudhe (Co-Chair)
The CTiS (Computational Thinking in Schools) conference is an annual event organised by the ACM, India (Association for Computing Machinery, India) and the CSpathshala community. It aims to bring together teachers, educators and researchers to discuss issues of curriculum, pedagogy, policy and implementation, related to bringing computational thinking to schools. The first CTiS conference was held in Pune in April 2019, the second and third editions of the conference were held as virtual events in October 2020 and September 2021 respectively. All three editions were greatly successful and were well received by teachers and educators.
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CTiS2024
The sixth conference on Computational Thinking in Schools (CTiS2024) on 5th and 6th July, 2024 at IISER, Pune and hosted by GGIS School, Pune and SCTR’s PICT ACM Student Chapter (PASC)
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CTiS2023
The 5th conference organised by CSpathshala on Computational Thinking in Schools, CTiS2023 on 7th and 8th July, 2023 at IISER, Pune and hosted by City Pride School, Pune and SCTR’s PICT ACM Student Chapter (PASC).
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CTiS2022
4th conference hosted at IISER Pune in partnership with the Kaveri Group of Institutes – Dr. Kalmadi Shamarao High Schools, Pune and SCTR’s PICT ACM Student Chapter (PASC)
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Request for Sponsorship
CSpathshala (https://cspathshala.org) proudly announces the Seventh conference on Computational Thinking in Schools (CTiS2025) from 24th to 26th July, 2025 at IISER, Pune and hosted by GK Gurukul School, Pune and SCTR’s PICT ACM Student Chapter (PASC).
The CTiS (Computational Thinking in Schools) conference is an annual event organised by the ACM India (Association for Computing Machinery, India) and the CSpathshala community. It aims to bring together teachers, educators and researchers to discuss innovations, best practices and issues pertaining to curriculum, pedagogy, policy and implementation, related to bringing computational thinking to schools.
The first CTiS conference was held in Pune in April 2019 and CTiS2025 is the seventh edition. All six editions were highly successful and were well received by teachers and educators. CTiS2024 had over 70 teachers from 14 states of India presenting abstracts across various thematic areas, including CT and Mathematics Education, CT and Science Education, CT and Societal Problems, CT and Inclusion, CT and Coding, and CT and Physical Computing. These were followed by presentations from organizations. There were 29 poster and demo presentations by teachers from various states of India. Notably, the presentations on CT and Inclusion were a highlight of the conference. The conference saw participation from over 350 teachers, educators, and academics at IISER Pune, with an online participation of 1,500 from more than 20 states of India, as well as from the United States of America(USA), Canada, Italy, and the United Arab Emirates(UAE).
CTiS2025 aims to provide a platform for teachers, educators and experts to share their best practices as well as challenges faced in implementing computational thinking in education.
We are writing to you to request you to become a sponsor for the CTiS2025 edition of the conference. As a sponsor you will get several benefits (as listed below) – additional details such as past sponsors etc. can be found on the website (https://event.india.acm.org/ctis/). Your sponsorship would continue to help us support a larger community of deserving teachers and give them an opportunity to participate at CTiS.
Sponsorship Benefits
| Benefits | Gold (Rs. 2 Lakhs) | Silver (Rs. 1 lakh) | Academic Partner (Rs. 50,000) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Special thanks during opening and closing ceremony | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Promotional video displayed during conference | Yes | – | – |
| Live talk 10 min during conference | Yes | – | – |
| Logo and link on conference website and conference standees and background | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Mention in social media posts | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Sponsor booth | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Promotional material with conference kit | Yes | – | – |
Sponsors
Gold
Silver
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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1
|
Vansh Modhpatel |
– |
Modhpatel Pankajkumaru003cbru003e Laxmichand u003cbru003eBahechapurau003cbru003epri school u003cbru003eTaluko bhiloda di aravalli |
Aravalli |
Gujarat |
|
2
|
Imroz Khan |
Jay Thakkar,rnManish Jain |
Center for Creative Learning,rnIndian Instituternof TechnologyrnGandhinagar |
Gandhinagar |
Gujarat |
|
3
|
Mehul Prajapati |
– |
Govindpura AnupamrnPri.School |
Mahesana |
Gujarat |
|
4
|
Yogesh K Sharma |
– |
PM Shri PayrnCenter School Thermal,rnTa. Galteshwar,rnDist. Kheda |
Kheda |
Gujarat |
|
5
|
Brinda Bhagabhai Patel |
– |
Salujina MuvadarnPrimary School,rnDabhoda |
Gandhinagar |
Gujarat |
|
6
|
Krithika Krishnamoorthy |
R Ramanujam |
Azim PremjirnUniversity,rnBengaluru |
Bengaluru |
Karnataka |
|
7
|
Anusha G |
– |
Quest Alliance |
Bangalore |
Karnataka |
|
8
|
Mahima lashkari |
Ayushi Misra |
Muskaan Dreams |
Ujjain |
Madhya Pradesh |
|
9
|
Seema Sunil |
– |
City PridernSchool Nigdi |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
10
|
Amruta Pawar |
Pramodini Naik |
CYDA |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
11
|
Sneha Umbarkar |
– |
Dr. Kalmadi ShamaraornHigh School |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
12
|
Chitra Birajdar |
– |
Dr. Kalmadi ShamaraornHigh School |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
13
|
Mrs. SnehalrnR. Bhumkar |
– |
Dr. Kalmadi ShamaraornHigh Schoolrn(Secondary Section),rnGaneshnagar,Pune . |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
14
|
Mrs. Madhura Kedar Deshpande |
– |
Dr. Kalmadi ShamaraornHigh Schoolrn(Secondary Section),rnGaneshnagar,Pune . |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
15
|
Shreya Katagade |
– |
Dr. Kalmadi ShamaraornHigh Schoolrn(Secondary Section),rnGaneshnagar,Pune . |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
16
|
Pranjal Tambe |
Shraddha Kulkarni |
Dr. Kalmadi ShamaraornHigh Schoolrn(Secondary Section),rnGaneshnagar,Pune . |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
17
|
Sonali Patil |
– |
GGIS |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
18
|
Jinu John |
– |
JBCN InternationalrnSchool, Chembur |
Mumbai |
Maharashtra |
|
19
|
Rohan Aaron |
– |
National Children’srnAcademy, Vadgaonsheri |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
19
|
Puruvi Bourai |
– |
Sir ParshurambhaurnCollege, Pune |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
21
|
Bhawana Pant Bourai |
– |
St. Mary’srnSchool, Pune |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
22
|
Ankur Tripathi |
– |
Vidyavaridhi Vidyalaya,rnNalasopara |
Palghar |
Maharashtra |
|
23
|
Ansuman Kumar,rnGaurab Sahu u0026amp;rnNamita Padhan |
Soham Bhattacharya |
Quest Allianceu003cbru003e G.C.D High School, u003cbru003eRayagada, Odisha |
Bhubaneswar |
Odisha |
|
24
|
Dwaipayan Roy |
– |
Muskaan Dreams |
Gangapur City |
Rajasthan |
|
25
|
Shipra Singh |
– |
ats chauri chaura |
chauri chaura |
Uttar Pradesh |
|
26
|
Arjita Mishra |
– |
Composite School NawadarnRasoolpura Gali no. 4,rnVillage- NawadarnRasoolpura |
Noida |
Uttar Pradesh |
|
27
|
Shivratan Yadav |
– |
Composite School,rnGhori Bachhera,rnGreater Noida |
Noida |
Uttar Pradesh |
|
28
|
Seema Nigam |
– |
Jay Prakash NarayanrnSarvodya Vidyalaya,rnNidauri |
Ghaziabad |
Uttar Pradesh |
|
29
|
Shivjeet Singh |
– |
Rajkeeya AshramrnPaddhati inter CollegernHardaulirnBanda |
Banda |
Uttar Pradesh |
|
30
|
Sayali Dhekane |
Sangeeta Budhe, u003cbru003e Snehal Sathe |
Abhinav Vidyalaya |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
31
|
Aparna Joshi |
Vedashree Tilekar, u003cbru003e Supriya Bendre |
Abhinav Vidyalaya |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
Goa SCERT Regional Conference
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
Ms. Gazal Aga |
– |
Anjuman Nurulu003cbru003e Islam High Schoolu003cbru003eCujira, u003cbru003eBambolim – Goa |
Cujira Bambolim |
Goa |
|
2
|
Mr. Anay Kamatrn |
– |
Equal Experts (India) u003cbru003eand PRATHAM Club |
– |
Goa |
|
3
|
Mr. Yogesh Vishnuu003cbru003e Kauthankar |
– |
Shrimati High School |
Bicholim |
Goa |
|
4
|
Govind Gaonkar |
– |
Somnaath Marathi u003cbru003ePrimary School, u003cbru003eSavergal Kirlpalrn |
Goa |
Goa |
Vision Empower Regional Conference
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
Pritikona Bharat |
– |
RKM Blind u003cbru003e Boys Academy |
Kolkata |
West Bengal |
|
2
|
Celine Selvi |
R. Bharathi |
Govt Primary Visuallyu003cbru003e Impaired School,u003cbru003e Sivagangairnu003cbru003eu003cbru003ernI.E.L.C School for Visuallyu003cbru003e Impaired, Bargur |
Sivagangai |
Tamil Nadu |
|
3
|
Sana Basir Khan |
– |
The Victoria Memorial u003cbru003eSchool for the Blind |
Mumbai |
Maharashtra |
|
4
|
Rekha Kulkarni |
– |
Shri Manikprabhu School u003cbru003efor the Blind,u003cbru003e Raichur |
Raichur |
Karnataka |
|
5
|
R. Bharathi |
– |
I.E.L.C School for Visuallyu003cbru003ernImpaired, Bargur |
Krishnagiri |
Tamil Nadu |
|
6
|
Silima Pradhan |
– |
Louis Braille School u003cbru003efor the Blind,u003cbru003ernBhubaneswar, Odisha |
Bhubaneswar |
Odisha |
|
7
|
E. Sherly u003cbru003eTabitha Grace |
– |
Higher Secondary Schoolu003cbru003e for the Visually u003cbru003eImpaired,Palayamkottai,u003cbru003eTirunelveli. |
Thirunelveli |
Tamil Nadu |
|
8
|
P. Annal Suganthi |
– |
Higher Secondary School u003cbru003e for the Visually u003cbru003eImpaired,Palayamkottai,u003cbru003eTirunelveli. |
Thirunelveli |
Tamil Nadu |
|
9
|
R.Suvathi |
S.Karpaga Moorthy |
Alagappa University,u003cbru003e Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu |
Karaikudi |
Tamil Nadu |
|
10
|
A. Mary Fathima Vijaya |
– |
Govt Higher Secondary u003cbru003eSchool for Visuallyu003cbru003e Impaired, Poonamalle,u003cbru003e Chennai |
Chennai |
Tamil Nadu |
|
11
|
Yuvaraj PK |
– |
Vision Empower |
Tirunelveli |
Tamil Nadu |
|
12
|
Shreya B N |
Rajesh S |
Vision Empower |
– |
Karnataka |
|
13
|
Nagarathna R Bhat |
Rajesh S |
Vision Empower |
– |
Karnataka |
|
14
|
Swagata Sen |
– |
Vision Empower |
– |
West Bengal |
|
15
|
Ramita Pal |
– |
Vision Empower |
– |
West Bengal |
|
16
|
Sangeetha |
– |
Educational coordinator -u003cbru003eARC under as projectu003cbru003e staff in IIITB |
– |
Karnataka |
|
17
|
Usha |
Kaveri |
Asha Kirana Schoolu003cbru003e for Blind Children u003cbru003e(Chikmagalur)rnu003cbru003eu003cbru003ernrnVishwachetana Residentialu003cbru003e Blind School (Hospete)-u003cbru003e(Vision Empower RP) |
Hospet |
Karnataka |
|
18
|
Jyoti Bisht,u003cbru003e Rishi Vadhana |
– |
Vision Empower, u003cbru003eBangalore |
Bangalore |
Karnataka |
Meghe Regional Conference, Nagpur
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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1
|
Swati Ranade |
– |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Atrey Layout |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
2
|
Priya Mishra |
– |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Atrey Layout |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
3
|
Deepmala Mourya |
– |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Atrey Layout |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
4
|
Seema Bhange |
– |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Atrey Layout |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
5
|
Sarita Satone |
Vrushali Datey |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Wardha |
Wardha |
Maharashtra |
|
6
|
Mrs. Seema Bedarkarrnu003cbru003ernMrs. Roshani Dhonern |
Nidhi Parashar |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Wardha |
Wardha |
Maharashtra |
|
7
|
Rahul Gawande |
Roshani Dhone |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Wardha |
Wardha |
Maharashtra |
|
8
|
Mrs.Yogita Upase |
Mrs.Mrunalini Bhisekar |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Wanadongri |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
9
|
Ankita Zalke |
Shalini Sahare |
MGEHS |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
10
|
Priya Dhakle |
Kiran Lanjewar |
MGEHS |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
11
|
Sneha Shinde |
– |
School of Scholars,u003cbru003e Amravati |
Amravati |
Maharashtra |
|
12
|
Mrs. Lipika Sarkar |
– |
RC |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
13
|
Jyoti Vijay Gillurkar |
– |
Bhavan’s u003cbru003e Bhagwandas Purohit u003cbru003e Vidya Mandirrnrn |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
PiJam Regional Conference
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
Parinaz Irani |
– |
PiJam Foundation |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
2
|
Harshada Amol Bhambare |
– |
PiJam Foundation |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
3
|
Sharmeen Qureshi |
– |
Moulana Abul Kalam u003cbru003e Azaad urdu pmc u003cbru003e 10B, Raviwar Peth, u003cbru003e Pune |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
4
|
Bhagyashri Thakre |
– |
PiJam Foundation |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
5
|
Pallavi Ramesh Shirode |
– |
– |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
APSW Regional Conference
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State | CT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
M RajaRajeswariu003cbru003e (Viyampeta)rnrn |
B Sarojini u003cbru003e(Nandigam) |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam(G),u003cbru003e Viyyampeta,u003cbru003e Vizianagaram u003cbru003eDistNandigam |
Srikakulam |
Andhra Pradeshrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
2
|
S.Revathi |
S.Pallavi |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam(G),u003cbru003e Motturu |
Krishna |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
3
|
I. Sireesha u003cbru003ern(Kakumanu)rnrn |
G. Swarna Latha,u003cbru003ern(Yeddanapudi)rnrn |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam u003cbru003eKakumanu Girlsrnrn |
Bapatla |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
4
|
B.Parvathidevi |
B.Lakshmi Teja |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkaru003cbru003eGurukulam u003cbru003eKorrapadurnrn |
Anantapurrnrn |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
5
|
K.Baby Raniu003cbru003ern(Kakumanu)rnrn |
K.Shobha Raniu003cbru003ern(Repalle)rn |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam u003cbru003eKakumanu u0026 Repallernrn |
Bapatlarnrn |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
6
|
T. Sundarammarnrn |
– |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulamu003cbru003e jaggaiah pet |
NTRrnrn |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
7
|
G Hemalatha |
P Aruna u003cbru003ekumari |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulamu003cbru003e Gopalapuramrnrn |
East Godavarirnrn |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT in u003cbru003e Mathematicsu003cbru003e Educationrnrn |
|
8
|
Dr.P.Sathish u003cbru003e Kumar |
– |
Dr.B.R.A.G.rnu003cbru003eNaidupet, |
KOTA |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT in u003cbru003e Mathematicsu003cbru003e Educationrn |
|
9
|
Smt.N.Anitha,u003cbru003e (Viyampeta)rnrn |
Smt.M.Nirmala Devi, u003cbru003e(Kokirrapally)rnrn |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam(G), u003cbru003eViyyampeta, u003cbru003eVizianagaram Dist |
Vizianagaram |
Andhra Pradesh |
CT in u003cbru003e Mathematicsu003cbru003e Educationrn |
|
10
|
J VAMSI KRISHNA |
– |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam u003cbru003eKarempudirnrn |
Palnadu |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT and u003cbru003eSocietal Problemsrnrn |
|
11
|
KS Chaithanya u003cbru003e Lakshmirn |
-rn |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003e Gurukulam u003cbru003ePutturrnrn |
Thirupathirnrn |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT and u003cbru003e Societal Problemsrnrn |
Goa SCERT 2nd Regional Computational Thinking in Schools (CTiS) Conference
The Goa State Council of Educational Research and Training (GSCERT), in collaboration with ACM India and the CSpathshala community, successfully hosted the 2nd Regional Computational Thinking in Schools (CTiS) Conference on June 13, 2025. The event brought together 70 educators, researchers, and stakeholders to explore innovations in computational thinking education.rnrnThe program featured 15 presentations and a dynamic panel discussion on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education, which addressed ethics, classroom tools, and its growing role in assessment. Prof. Janarthanam Malapathi highlighted the importance of embracing AI responsibly, noting that “AI has its pros and cons but should be used to its full potential.” Key attendees included Ms. Meghana Shetgaonkar, Ms. Sonia Garcha, Dr. V. V. Kamat, Ms. Vandana Naik, Dr. Manoj Ibrampurkar, and Mr. Vidyut Navelkar. The abstract selection jury shortlisted presenters for the upcoming CTiS 2025 Conference at IISER Pune (July 24–26, 2025).
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
Ms. Gazal Aga |
– |
Anjuman Nurulu003cbru003e Islam High Schoolu003cbru003eCujira, u003cbru003eBambolim – Goa |
Cujira Bambolim |
Goa |
|
2
|
Mr. Anay Kamatrn |
– |
Equal Experts (India) u003cbru003eand PRATHAM Club |
– |
Goa |
|
3
|
Mr. Yogesh Vishnuu003cbru003e Kauthankar |
– |
Shrimati High School |
Bicholim |
Goa |
|
4
|
Govind Gaonkar |
– |
Somnaath Marathi u003cbru003ePrimary School, u003cbru003eSavergal Kirlpalrn |
Goa |
Goa |
Vision Empower Regional Conference
The VE Regional CTiS 2025 Conference, held on 14–15 June at IIIT Bangalore, was hosted by Vision Empower in collaboration with CSpathshala (ACM India). Focused on the theme “Computational Thinking for Inclusive Education in Schools,” the event brought together special educators and pre-service teachers from across India.rnrnKeynotes were delivered by Dr. Manohar Swaminathan (Microsoft Research India) and Prof. Viraj Kumar (Kotak-IISc AI-ML Centre), who joined virtually.rnrnThe conference featured 35 paper presentations spanning subjects like Math, Science, Language, Music, and Coding, with hands-on demos and CT-based games enriching the sessions. 24 presenters attended in person, with others joining online, making it a truly hybrid and accessible event.rnrnVE Regional CTiS 2025 served as a powerful platform for collaboration, showcasing how Computational Thinking can be adapted for inclusive classrooms, particularly for children with visual impairments. The event marked a meaningful step in Vision Empower’s mission to make CT accessible to all learners.
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003ePritikona Bharatu003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eRKM Blind Boys Academyu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eKolkatau003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eWest Bengalu003c/spanu003e |
|
2
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eCeline Selviu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eR. Bharathiu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eGovt Primary Visually Impaired School,u003cbru003e Sivagangaiu003c/spanu003ernrnu003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eI.E.L.C School for Visuallyu003cbru003e Impaired, Barguru003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eSivagangaiu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eTamil Naduu003c/spanu003e |
|
3
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eSana Basir Khanu003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eThe Victoria Memorial Schoolu003cbru003e for the Blindu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eMumbaiu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eMaharashtrau003c/spanu003e |
|
4
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eRekha Kulkarniu003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eShri Manikprabhu School for the Blind,u003cbru003e Raichuru003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eRaichuru003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eKarnatakau003c/spanu003e |
|
5
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eR. Bharathiu003c/spanu003e |
– |
I.E.L.C School for VisuallyrnImpaired, Bargur |
Krishnagiri |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eTamil Naduu003c/spanu003e |
|
6
|
Silima Pradhan |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eLouis Braille School for the Blind,u003cbru003ernBhubaneswar, Odishau003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eBhubaneswaru003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eOdishau003c/spanu003e |
|
7
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eE. Sherly Tabitha Graceu003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eHigher Secondary School for the Visually u003cbru003eImpaired,Palayamkottai,Tirunelveli.u003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eThirunelveliu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eTamil Naduu003c/spanu003e |
|
8
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eP. Annal Suganthiu003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eHigher Secondary School for the Visually u003cbru003eImpaired,Palayamkottai,Tirunelveli.u003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eThirunelveliu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eTamil Naduu003c/spanu003e |
|
9
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eR.Suvathiu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eS.Karpaga Moorthyu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eAlagappa University,u003cbru003e Karaikudi, Tamil Naduu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eKaraikudiu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eTamil Naduu003c/spanu003e |
|
10
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eA. Mary Fathima Vijayau003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eGovt Higher Secondary School for Visuallyu003cbru003e Impaired, Poonamalle, Chennaiu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eChennaiu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eTamil Naduu003c/spanu003e |
|
11
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eYuvaraj PKu003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eVision Empoweru003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eTirunelveliu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eTamil Naduu003c/spanu003e |
|
12
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eShreya B Nu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eRajesh Su003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eVision Empoweru003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eKarnatakau003c/spanu003e |
|
13
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eNagarathna R Bhatu003c/spanu003e |
Rajesh S |
Vision Empower |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eKarnatakau003c/spanu003e |
|
14
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eSwagata Senu003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eVision Empoweru003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eWest Bengalu003c/spanu003e |
|
15
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eRamita Paulu003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eVision Empoweru003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eWest Bengalu003c/spanu003e |
|
16
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eSangeethau003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eEducational coordinator -ARC under as projectu003cbru003e staff in IIITBu003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eKarnatakau003c/spanu003e |
|
17
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eUshau003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eKaveriu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eAsha Kirana School for Blind Children u003cbru003e(Chikmagalur)u003c/spanu003ernrnu003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eVishwachetana Residential Blind School u003cbru003e(Hospete)-(Vision Empower RP)u003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eHospetu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eKarnatakau003c/spanu003e |
|
18
|
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eJyoti Bisht, Rishi Vadhanau003c/spanu003e |
– |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eVision Empower, Bangaloreu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eBangaloreu003c/spanu003e |
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eKarnatakau003c/spanu003e |
4th Regional CTiS Conference Hosted by Meghe Group of Schools, Nagpur
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eThe Meghe Group of Schools (MGS) successfully hosted the 4th Regional Conference on Computational Thinking in Schools (CTiS) at School of Scholars, Atrey Layout on the 28th of June, in collaboration with ACM India, ACM Nagpur Professional Chapter, and CSpathshala. MGS has been a pioneer in implementing CSpathshala’s CT curriculum across its schools, promoting future-ready education. The conference received over 100 abstract submissions, with 36 selected papers presented by teachers from School of Scholars and Bhavans Trimurti Nagar, showcasing innovative integration of CT across subjects.u003c/spanu003ernrnu003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eA panel discussion on “Reimagining Classrooms: Opportunities and Challenges in Integrating AI, CT, and STEM”, chaired by Mr. Ajinkya Amberkhane (MGS), featured leading experts including Dr. Mukta Paliwal, Dr. Umesh Deshpande, Mr. R. Venkatesh, and Dr. Chitra Babu.u003c/spanu003ernrnu003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eProf. R. Ramanujam from Azim Premji University delivered the keynote address, emphasizing the importance of mathematical thinking in understanding AI and coding.u003c/spanu003ernrnu003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eThe event reflected MGS’s strong commitment to educational innovation, with support from Mrs. Devika Meghe and Mrs. Abha Meghe, reinforcing the transformative role of Computational Thinking in school education.u003c/spanu003e
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
Swati Ranade |
– |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Atrey Layout |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
2
|
Priya Mishra |
– |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Atrey Layout |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
3
|
Deepmala Mourya |
– |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Atrey Layout |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
4
|
Seema Bhange |
– |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Atrey Layout |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
5
|
Sarita Satone |
Vrushali Datey |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Wardha |
Wardha |
Maharashtra |
|
6
|
Mrs. Seema Bedarkarrnu003cbru003ernMrs. Roshani Dhonern |
Nidhi Parashar |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Wardha |
Wardha |
Maharashtra |
|
7
|
Rahul Gawande |
Roshani Dhone |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Wardha |
Wardha |
Maharashtra |
|
8
|
Mrs.Yogita Upase |
Mrs.Mrunalini Bhisekar |
School of Scholars, u003cbru003e Wanadongri |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
9
|
Ankita Zalke |
Shalini Sahare |
MGEHS |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
10
|
Priya Dhakle |
Kiran Lanjewar |
MGEHS |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
11
|
Sneha Shinde |
– |
School of Scholars,u003cbru003e Amravati |
Amravati |
Maharashtra |
|
12
|
Mrs. Lipika Sarkar |
– |
RC |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
|
13
|
Jyoti Vijay Gillurkar |
– |
Bhavan’s u003cbru003e Bhagwandas Purohit u003cbru003e Vidya Mandirrnrn |
Nagpur |
Maharashtra |
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
Parinaz Irani |
– |
PiJam Foundation |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
2
|
Harshada Amol Bhambare |
– |
PiJam Foundation |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
3
|
Sharmeen Qureshi |
– |
Moulana Abul Kalam u003cbru003e Azaad urdu pmc u003cbru003e 10B, Raviwar Peth, u003cbru003e Pune |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
4
|
Bhagyashri Thakre |
– |
PiJam Foundation |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
|
5
|
Pallavi Ramesh Shirode |
– |
– |
Pune |
Maharashtra |
APSWREIS (AP Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutional Society) Online Regional Conference
u003cspan style=u0022font-weight: 400;u0022u003eWe received a total of 166 abstracts from the teachers from APSWREIS and after the first round of reviews, 55 abstracts were shortlisted for the Regional conference conducted online on 20th June 2025. Sri N. Sanjeeva Rao, AMO / Joint Secretary (Academic) and Santhi Vishala, Dy. AMO, APSWREIS addressed the teachers. Program Committee comprising Chitra Babu, Lakshmi Gandhi, Neeldhara Misra, Sonia Garcha and Krithika Krishnamoorthy reviewed the abstracts u003c/spanu003e
| Sr.No | Author | Co-Author | Schools/Group | City/District | State | CT |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
1
|
M RajaRajeswariu003cbru003e (Viyampeta)rnrn |
B Sarojini u003cbru003e(Nandigam) |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam(G),u003cbru003e Viyyampeta,u003cbru003e Vizianagaram u003cbru003eDistNandigam |
Srikakulam |
Andhra Pradeshrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
2
|
S.Revathi |
S.Pallavi |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam(G),u003cbru003e Motturu |
Krishna |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
3
|
I. Sireesha u003cbru003ern(Kakumanu)rnrn |
G. Swarna Latha,u003cbru003ern(Yeddanapudi)rnrn |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam u003cbru003eKakumanu Girlsrnrn |
Bapatla |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
4
|
B.Parvathidevi |
B.Lakshmi Teja |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkaru003cbru003eGurukulam u003cbru003eKorrapadurnrn |
Anantapurrnrn |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
5
|
K.Baby Raniu003cbru003ern(Kakumanu)rnrn |
K.Shobha Raniu003cbru003ern(Repalle)rn |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulam u003cbru003eKakumanu u0026 Repallernrn |
Bapatlarnrn |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
6
|
T. Sundarammarnrn |
– |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulamu003cbru003e jaggaiah pet |
NTRrnrn |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
CT Based u003cbru003eunplugged activities u003cbru003ein the classroomrn |
|
7
|
G Hemalatha |
P Aruna u003cbru003ekumari |
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar u003cbru003eGurukulamu003cbru003e Gopalapuramrnrn |
East Godavarirnrn |
Andhra Pradeshrnrn |
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