Economic Reporter :
The Microsoft, Tech One Global, and Multimode jointly organised an event Monday at a city hotel in Dhaka where they showcased cloud solutions like Microsoft Office 365, Learning Possibilities, and Enadoc for digital student records management, says a press release.
Vice Chancellors and representatives of leading universities in Bangladesh attended the event which was also graced by Don Carlson, Education Lead of Microsoft Asia Pacific; Dr Rani Burchmore, Education Partner Director of Microsoft Asia Pacific; Mehool Sanghrajka, CEO of Learning Possibilities, and Lahiru Munindradasa, managing director of Tech One.
In this second decade of the 21st century, the power of technology to connect, collaborate, and creation are undeniable. In this era of anytime, anywhere access, the power of presence and in-person conversations are still of utmost importance, the event was told.
In the even the university representatives were shown how to use digital tools like Microsoft Office 365, Learning Possibilities, and Enadoc for digital student records management to propel their educational environment.
Mr Carlson in his opening speech said, “At Microsoft, we are embracing a new era of education with mobile technology solutions which allows the education environment to be linked, anytime, anywhere.”
“Incorporating technology in the lives of students, faculty, administrators and university leaders is a dynamic effort and we are proud to be part of this education transformation with our partners in Bangladesh,” he said.
On the note of moving forward with digital learning, Mr Sanghrajka said, “Technology will undeniably play a role – but we need to connect its power to drive transformation. A true change needs to be realised and with Microsoft technology in education in helping students and the country transform.”
“At Tech One, we continuously endeavour to deliver pioneering solutions and exceptional satisfaction through Microsoft solutions and our people strength.
