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DeZaView

One in five students in the US are enrolled in an online course. We are seeing an explosive growth in online courses and, expansion of a bewildering array of online learning material. This is raising a question about what exactly the students, teacher and parents expect from courses delivered over internet- whether purely online, blended or flipped.

Should K-12 students use Wikipedia as a major source, while researching for their assignment or, supplementing their learning?   This debate has been raging on for some time in the teachers and educators community.

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ClassJunky

Finding quality leisure activities, adult courses, and after school programs can be a frustrating experience, especially for those new to an area. Class Junky makes it easy! Here you will find an amazing array of leisure courses and classes that are an excellent way of learning new crafts or skills in a fun, relaxed atmosphere while meeting new friends who share your interests.

For the classes in which you can register online, we offer a secure payment system for your protection.

DeZaView - for the Inquisitive Mind

DeZaView

Something was in the air! How do you not get caught up, I wonder?

Christmas of 2011, spent at Tahoe, was the inception moment. 

The idea of building something, which could potentially touch the lives of inquisitive students (albeit a few), caught me in its thrall, and has kept me spellbound since. The drive back from Tahoe saw a new me.

The evening walks with my husband soon turned into brainstorming sessions.

Dinner table, to this date witnesses, debates around the efficacy of the algorithm.

Four warriors … a 100 views!

Class Junky & the quest for learning

Class Junky

Wendy, a dear friend of mine, & a social entrepreneur is the perfect example of a Class Junky.

From baking, to yoga, to rushing off to Hawaii to attend a class on sea turtles …you name it and she has done it.

Her sister is equally passionate about learning.

Something in their DNA, perhaps J

The two of us spent many a Saturday afternoons at Café Epi on University Ave in Palo Alto. The cafe does have that little spot of sunshine (rightfully claimed) – and a whole lot of free Wi-Fi. A welcoming combination.

The wireframes got pencilled; the prototypes emerged … all with a bit of cheese and a lot of caffeine.