The document discusses the future model of higher education and proposes a combination of learning services and technology to provide integrated learning through e-learning and technology-guided education. This includes delivering online lectures and interactive e-learning sessions anywhere and anytime through virtual learning environments and information and communication technologies. The current reality of exam preparations and examinations in higher education is contrasted with the opportunities available through e-learning, such as virtual universities, m-learning, and digital education using multimedia.

1. The Future Model
of
Higher Education
Jyoti Lakhani
Assistant Professor & Head
Department of Computer Science
MGS University, Bikaner

2. What is Higher Education??
To generate innovative ideas and
creating knowledge through
RESEARCH

3. Today’s Situation
“WE” are
teaching in
the class
Course is
finished
“EXAM”
Time
EXAM
preparation
EXAMINATION
HALL
This is
REALITY of
our students

4. And Then…
There are so
many scopes,
what to do???
And Finally…

5. What a Teacher should do???

6. PLEASE LEARN LESSON FROM YOUR FAILURES..!!!
DEAR STUDENTS…
DEAR TEACHERS…
This device can perform FASTER..!!!

7. BOOKS : BRAIN FOOD
OUR GOAL

8. MY STUDENT’S LIFE

9. BRICKS CAN BE REPLACED BY CLICKS
हम िवशिवदालय के भवन
बनाते है
अपने छात से अपेका रखते है की वह
बड़ी बड़ी हर बाधा को पार करे
अंतराषीय सतर तक पहचे

10. Higher Education

11. “Combination of learning services and technology
to provide high value integrated learning”
e - Learning
ANYTIME
ANYWHERE
LEARNING
e - Education
Technology guided Education

12. A Studio for delivering
online lectures
An Interactive E-Learning
Session with
Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalaam
(former President, India) at
AMRITA UNIVERSITY
Prime Minister’s Interaction
with students on Teachers Day
e - Lectures

13. e – Learning
M-learning
virtual education
online education
digital education
multimedia learning
web-based training (WBT)
computer-based training (CBT)
internet-based training (IBT)
computer-aided instruction (CAI)
technology-enhanced learning (TEL)
computer managed instruction
computer-based instruction (CBI)
virtual learning environments (VLE)
virtual learning environments (VLE)
information and communication technology (ICT)

14. Virtual Universities