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Learn how engineering students can go beyond theory and gain practical skills that matter in the real world. From internships to tinkering labs, here’s how CKCET prepares you for the future.

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Daniel Rocha [FNAF AR, Renegade AU]

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Published: Feb 25 2024

CK animatronic maintenance and R&D Robotics contract with Faz Ent has ended, but their stories are far from over.

Dan's story started with Fazbear Entertainment. His dad, Oliver Rocha, had been a technician at Circus Baby's animatronic rental service back in the late 80's, before Dan had even been born. Oliver had been lucky: he and another technician, Morgan Smith, had been ambushed by the animatronics, but they weren't killed: instead, they were strung up on the stages in order to trick the sensors. Morgan managed to cut himself loose before he could run out of breath, and saved Oliver too. Dan and his brother Tristan had only ever heard stories about Oliver's experience, and they knew that he wasn't exaggerating about what happened to Eggs. So Dan wasn't surprised when upon getting his first job in robotics at some generic factory that manufactured endoskeletons (that he would later learn were the Glamrock endos), he got into an accident after just under a year.

Dan's accident left him with large scars on his face and neck, and tremmors in his hands whenever he tried to use power tools, meaning he'd have to get his certifications again. His then employer wasn't going to help him; he knew as much as the man had left him bleeding on the ground after his accident, so he quit and asked his Wife, Anna Kwemto, the founder of CK animatronic maintenance, if she was looking for a mechanical engineer.

After the contact between CK animatronic maintenance and Fazbear Entertainment came to a premature close in 2021, the ghost of a woman named Adelaide ripped through the computer systems, possessed Steve, and used strange technology to mind control Anna and Mark, causing the Adelaide Incident. Dan only survived thanks to Raha arriving late due to taking her mum's car in for an MOT, which spared her from the start of the final phase of Adelaide's plan.

The incident didn't change how he saw his colleges, and they all helped eachother recover from the horrors they endured. Whilst it did set back Dan's recovery, Anna and everyone else did thier best to help him through.

By the time Faz Ent took the last of their animatronics back in 2024, Dan had managed to re-earn his power tool certification thanks to a collaborative effort from not just Anna and the rest of CK animatronic maintenance, but with the help of Smith&Tea Robotics and R&D Robotics as well. And more importantly, he had a support network who he knew would help him if he ever had such a painful accident again.

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CK College of Engineering & Technology

HIRING!!! 1. Assistant Professor - Computer Science 2. Assistant Professor - Artificial Intelligence and Data Science 3. Assistant Professor - Mechanical 4. Assistant Professor - Business Administration

Qualification: As per AICTE norms Email: recruitment@ckcet.edu.in Location: Cuddalore, Tamil Nadu

For more details click here https://www.jobslink.in/viewjob/286949/ https://www.jobslink.in/viewjob/286950/ https://www.jobslink.in/viewjob/286951/ https://www.jobslink.in/viewjob/286952/

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i’m making this post mostly for myself but these are my two stories that i’m working on right now

1st story: 

i’ve had the longest in my mind. medieval-type setting with at least 3 different countries/empires. each country/empire has different culture/government (for instance, there are at least 2 that have a democracy while the others are all monarchies) but the overarching religion/language is the same in all with certain regional variations. 

Urraca: protagonist is female, average looks, mixed, plot officially begins when she’s 18 and extends at least when she is 30+, royal daughter (legitimized by father) but an inferior one since her mother is not the wife (expand on this in the character sheet later), revenge plot is main focus of her story along with succession war/coup plot. once revenge plot ends, court corruption arc will begin. EMPRESS WE GO BIG OR GO HOME.

  ALSO A BIG BISEXUAL. 

Elyas: other protagonist (will not have POV chapters) is male, mixed race, plots officially begins when he’s 19, 7th prince and possible heir but is also of a lower status since his mother is not the official wife, skilled in all studies but pretends to shy away from physical challenges (he’s actually very skilled in these as well), not considered suitable due to his acting like a fool with on direction but is secretly cunning and manipulative, overthrows eldest brother in coup, demolishes the monarchy to create a constitutional monarchy and destroys the tradition of the ruler having more than one spouse 

  ANOTHER BIG BISEXUAL. 

other characters - 

Alula: sister to male protagonist, transfemale, LIVES NO MATTER WHAT, also intelligent and avoids father’s previous marriage proposals thanks to her brother, shamed by others at court while growing up but is much more respected by the time the actual plot starts, A BIG LESBIAN, PATRON OF ARTS AND MARRIES A FEMALE DANCER/POET/ARTIST

main romance: Urraca x Elyas. Childhood acquaintances (studied together while Urraca was visiting the capital, MOM THING - WE’LL GET TO THAT LATER). He’s more into her than she is into him at first because she thinks he’s not reaching his potential. They work together to overthrow the government after they get married. Marriage is based on affection (he’s more so in love with her and she’s pretty much fond of him) and mutual benefit. It’s a monogamous marriage because Elyas went through some shit (tm) from his father having multiple wives and him being almost killed by the other wives so their children could be favored. Elyas is the kind to be a family banquet with the other princes and be like ‘I miss my wife’ and just get up and leave. LOTS OF TRUST AND ADMIRATION BETWEEN THE TWO. One daughter planned between the two and he spoils her to no end tbh he’d literally kill anyone for his baby. Leaves her as the heir to the throne despite mass protest from the court. 

2nd story:

  modern setting because variety and also because i want to use memes in my story. way more action-based, lots of fighting and more about improvement of people in life. five people form the GROUP. i don’t have all the names figured out tho ldksajflkdjs why is this ???? 

  different realms that exist. human realm, all seeing realm (aka spirit realm or the ‘after life’ - they’re in charge of keeping balance in every realm, you could consider this is the realm that houses ‘gods’ and ‘deities’ that oversee everything), other realm (which houses beings that aren’t human or ‘spirits’ and has its own divisions due to rulership). there’s strict regulations on passing through either realm but humans are always prohibited from moving between any of the realms as they are the weakest out of all the groups physically.

  ‘barter’ system in place between human realm and all seeing realm. the ‘gods’/ ‘deities’ are largely dependent on people’s belief of them to exist and their power. they protect humans in exchange for putting a cap on their abilities to also protect themselves from being overthrown by their human worshippers (there’s a history of ‘gods’/’deities’ being overthrown and killed by humans). it’s possible for humans to have this cap removed for certain reasons (integral to plot). 

protagonist #1: nora

  22. she/her. bi. latina. trained fighter (all 3 human protagonists are trained fighters. they meet every week to beat each other up in the riNG DING DONG). childhood friends with kay. smokes. a bit rough around the edges.

protagonist #2: kay

  22. he/him. idk much yet except for his lineage but that’s a secret for the rest of the plot. lives with nora in an apartment (they’re not romantically interested in one another). 

protagonist #3: leon 

  23. less trained than the other two but definitely less of an asshole. wants to go to college but the plot puts everything on hold. works at the grocery store downtown and kay and nora go there to mess with him all the time.

all of the human protags are smart-mouthed and they really should just shut up.

protag #4: zero

  WHO KNOWS HOW OLD. KINDA EVIL. FROM THE OTHER REALM. NORA TRIES TO BEAT THE CRAP OUT OF THEM BUT  .... . alas. becomes her teacher later one to get her ready for “STUFF” later on. nonbinary. they/them. doesn’t really like humans that much.

human: h them: oooooOOH MYG OOOOOO D  >: ((((

them: i think you should use your brain nora: i think you should s*ck my *** : )))) 

protag #5: aeri

  ALSO FROM THE OTHER REALM. SHE/HER. the only smart one out of everyone. lives in the human realm with special permission because she actually looks human and can pass off other traits as genetic mutations. engineer. fascinated with human realm technology and brings ideas from human realm to other realm. AGAIN THE REALLY SMART BUT ALSO REALLY CUNNING ONE. 

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5 Favorite Apps for Summer Learning

Summer has a reputation for being nonstop relaxation, never-ending play, and a time when students stay as far from “learning” as they can get. For educators, those long empty weeks result in a phenomenon known as “Summer Slide” — where students start the next academic year behind where they ended the last.

“…on average, students’ achievement scores declined over summer vacation by one month’s worth of school-year learning…” (Brookings)

This doesn’t have to happen. Think about what students don’t like about school. Often, it revolves around repetitive schedules, assigned grades, and/or being forced to take subjects they don’t enjoy. In summer, we can meet students where they want to learn with topics they like by offering a menu of ungraded activities that are self-paced, exciting, energizing, and nothing like school learning. We talk about life-long learners (see my article on life-long learners). This summer, model it by offering educational activities students will choose over watching TV, playing video games, or whatever else they fall into when there’s nothing to do.

Here are favorites that my students love:

Flipgrid

App; freemium

Flipgrid is a video discussion platform where teachers (or even students) record a discussion topic or question to their FlipGrid account. Students respond to the teacher and then to each other with a short video, a recording, an attachment, decorations, or any number of other formats. Responses are collected into a grid format that’s easy to view and fun to read.

This is a private site that requires no student login or registration. No one can access the questions or answers except those included in the teacher’s dashboard. And, it’s nice that teachers can optionally moderate student uploads to confirm appropriateness.

  Activity Suggestions

Once a month, add a question to the Flipgrid. It can ask where they’ve gone this summer, who’s visited them, or what books they read. If they have a summer book to read, ask how far they are. Students will then record their answers and view those of classmates. A fun way to inspire participation is to include students from the next year’s class so students get to know each other over the summer.

CK-12 Resources

App, Chromebooks, or any Windows device; free

The CK-12 website offers high-quality learning on a wide variety of STEM subjects delivered as videos, articles, FlexBooks (curricula), simulations, flashcards, activities, images, or lesson plans. Topics include math, science, writing, spelling, health, statistics, SAT prep, engineering, technology, astronomy, English, history and more — over 5,000 topics in seventy languages. With a focus on high school students, it is also great for passionate middle schoolers and college students looking to fill holes in their learning.

Activity Suggestions

This is perfect for a summer “Genius Hour” where students devote a certain amount of time each week to researching and pursuing a topic of interest to them. Or, share this site with high school college-bound students preparing for future classes or who need Independent Study for high school credit. 

Flippity

Add-on; free

Flippity is an amazing free add-on that morphs Google Spreadsheets from a data aggregator to a multifunctional fun learning tool. If you have a Google account, you can add it for free. Once added, you can use it to create flashcards, quizzes, tests, spelling words, track progress, track badges earned, award certificates, for tournament brackets, and more. Every time I look, they’ve added more options. These are teacher-created and then shared with students exactly as you would any other Google document.

Activity Suggestions

Every week, share out a new Flippity project that students can finish while on vacation. Perfect choices for this would be a crossword puzzle, word search, hangman, Memory Game, MadLibs, Typing Test, a Quiz Show, and Mix and Match. Additionally, student accomplishments can be tracked using the Badge Tracker, Progress Indicator, or the Certificate Quiz.

Book Creator

Chromebook; free

Book Creator is one of the most popular new tech tools of the 2017-18 school year, enabling students to create and share books of any length in a variety of formats (including comics). Start by creating a teacher account, setting up the class, and inviting students to join. Your class can include up to 40 books (with the free account). Students create ebooks with images, text, video, audio, voice recordings, stickers, background, and more. Once finished, the book can be emailed or opened in iBooks, Google Play, iTunes, or any number of other applications. It can also be downloaded to Google Drive and read or shared from there.

This amazing tool is simple enough for most age groups 2nd grade and up.

Activity Suggestions

Have each student create a book of something that happened over the summer — or their entire summer. Save it to the class Book Creator account so students can read classmates’ books and keep up-to-date on what everyone is doing in these nonschool weeks. You might want to include future classmates in the account so they can get to know the friends they will be spending the next year with. 

GCFLearnFree Tech Basics

App or desktop; free

GCFLearnFree.org provides up-to-date quality tutorials in the essential skills high school students and adults need to live and work in the 21st century. This includes Microsoft Office, reading, math, Work and Career, and more than 180 topics, 2,000 lessons, 800 videos, and 55 interactives and games.  Learning modalities also include full courses, infographics, and more. No login or registration required–just get started. Students access the GSFLearnFree website, click through to the topic they want to learn, and then go through the lessons at their own pace, in their own time, wherever they best like learning. To track their progress, have them set up a free account (with email and password) so the site can track completed lessons and provide a transcript that can be delivered to the teacher when school returns.

Activity Suggestions

Drill down to the tech skills students may not have for college and career by encouraging them to take GCFFree’s Tech Basics over the summer. Or, have high school students access the GCFLearnFree Work and Career activities. These include writing cover letters and resumes, money basics, job success, and more. 

***

If you have a class filled with future lifelong learners, let them fly this summer with one or more of these exciting activities.

— published first on TeachHUB

Jacqui Murray has been teaching K-18 technology for 30 years. She is the editor/author of over a hundred tech ed resources including a K-12 technology curriculum, K-8 keyboard curriculum, K-8 Digital Citizenship curriculum. She is an adjunct professor in tech ed, Master Teacher, webmaster for four blogs, an Amazon Vine Voice, CSTA presentation reviewer, freelance journalist on tech ed topics, contributor to NEA Today and TeachHUB, and author of two tech thrillers. You can find her resources at Structured Learning.

5 Favorite Apps for Summer Learning published first on https://medium.com/@DigitalDLCourse

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5 Favorite Apps for Summer Learning

Summer has a reputation for being nonstop relaxation, never-ending play, and a time when students stay as far from “learning” as they can get. For educators, those long empty weeks result in a phenomenon known as “Summer Slide” — where students start the next academic year behind where they ended the last.

“…on average, students’ achievement scores declined over summer vacation by one month’s worth of school-year learning…” (Brookings)

This doesn’t have to happen. Think about what students don’t like about school. Often, it revolves around repetitive schedules, assigned grades, and/or being forced to take subjects they don’t enjoy. In summer, we can meet students where they want to learn with topics they like by offering a menu of ungraded activities that are self-paced, exciting, energizing, and nothing like school learning. We talk about life-long learners (see my article on life-long learners). This summer, model it by offering educational activities students will choose over watching TV, playing video games, or whatever else they fall into when there’s nothing to do.

Here are favorites that my students love:

Flipgrid

App; freemium

Flipgrid is a video discussion platform where teachers (or even students) record a discussion topic or question to their FlipGrid account. Students respond to the teacher and then to each other with a short video, a recording, an attachment, decorations, or any number of other formats. Responses are collected into a grid format that’s easy to view and fun to read.

This is a private site that requires no student login or registration. No one can access the questions or answers except those included in the teacher’s dashboard. And, it’s nice that teachers can optionally moderate student uploads to confirm appropriateness.

  Activity Suggestions

Once a month, add a question to the Flipgrid. It can ask where they’ve gone this summer, who’s visited them, or what books they read. If they have a summer book to read, ask how far they are. Students will then record their answers and view those of classmates. A fun way to inspire participation is to include students from the next year’s class so students get to know each other over the summer.

CK-12 Resources

App, Chromebooks, or any Windows device; free

The CK-12 website offers high-quality learning on a wide variety of STEM subjects delivered as videos, articles, FlexBooks (curricula), simulations, flashcards, activities, images, or lesson plans. Topics include math, science, writing, spelling, health, statistics, SAT prep, engineering, technology, astronomy, English, history and more — over 5,000 topics in seventy languages. With a focus on high school students, it is also great for passionate middle schoolers and college students looking to fill holes in their learning.

Activity Suggestions

This is perfect for a summer “Genius Hour” where students devote a certain amount of time each week to researching and pursuing a topic of interest to them. Or, share this site with high school college-bound students preparing for future classes or who need Independent Study for high school credit. 

Flippity

Add-on; free

Flippity is an amazing free add-on that morphs Google Spreadsheets from a data aggregator to a multifunctional fun learning tool. If you have a Google account, you can add it for free. Once added, you can use it to create flashcards, quizzes, tests, spelling words, track progress, track badges earned, award certificates, for tournament brackets, and more. Every time I look, they’ve added more options. These are teacher-created and then shared with students exactly as you would any other Google document.

Activity Suggestions

Every week, share out a new Flippity project that students can finish while on vacation. Perfect choices for this would be a crossword puzzle, word search, hangman, Memory Game, MadLibs, Typing Test, a Quiz Show, and Mix and Match. Additionally, student accomplishments can be tracked using the Badge Tracker, Progress Indicator, or the Certificate Quiz.

Book Creator

Chromebook; free

Book Creator is one of the most popular new tech tools of the 2017-18 school year, enabling students to create and share books of any length in a variety of formats (including comics). Start by creating a teacher account, setting up the class, and inviting students to join. Your class can include up to 40 books (with the free account). Students create ebooks with images, text, video, audio, voice recordings, stickers, background, and more. Once finished, the book can be emailed or opened in iBooks, Google Play, iTunes, or any number of other applications. It can also be downloaded to Google Drive and read or shared from there.

This amazing tool is simple enough for most age groups 2nd grade and up.

Activity Suggestions

Have each student create a book of something that happened over the summer — or their entire summer. Save it to the class Book Creator account so students can read classmates’ books and keep up-to-date on what everyone is doing in these nonschool weeks. You might want to include future classmates in the account so they can get to know the friends they will be spending the next year with. 

GCFLearnFree Tech Basics

App or desktop; free

GCFLearnFree.org provides up-to-date quality tutorials in the essential skills high school students and adults need to live and work in the 21st century. This includes Microsoft Office, reading, math, Work and Career, and more than 180 topics, 2,000 lessons, 800 videos, and 55 interactives and games.  Learning modalities also include full courses, infographics, and more. No login or registration required–just get started. Students access the GSFLearnFree website, click through to the topic they want to learn, and then go through the lessons at their own pace, in their own time, wherever they best like learning. To track their progress, have them set up a free account (with email and password) so the site can track completed lessons and provide a transcript that can be delivered to the teacher when school returns.

Activity Suggestions

Drill down to the tech skills students may not have for college and career by encouraging them to take GCFFree’s Tech Basics over the summer. Or, have high school students access the GCFLearnFree Work and Career activities. These include writing cover letters and resumes, money basics, job success, and more. 

***

If you have a class filled with future lifelong learners, let them fly this summer with one or more of these exciting activities.

— published first on TeachHUB

Jacqui Murray has been teaching K-18 technology for 30 years. She is the editor/author of over a hundred tech ed resources including a K-12 technology curriculum, K-8 keyboard curriculum, K-8 Digital Citizenship curriculum. She is an adjunct professor in tech ed, Master Teacher, webmaster for four blogs, an Amazon Vine Voice, CSTA presentation reviewer, freelance journalist on tech ed topics, contributor to NEA Today and TeachHUB, and author of two tech thrillers. You can find her resources at Structured Learning.

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Top Engineering College in Gujarat – List of Top 50 Best Engineering College in Gujarat

Top Engineering College in Gujarat – List of Top 50 Best Engineering College in Gujarat

  Top Engineering Colleges In Gujarat Placement Wise, Rank Wise List Of Engineering Colleges In Gujarat, Top 10 Engineering Colleges In Gujarat 2017, Top Engineering Colleges In Gujarat With Cut Off, Top 10 Engineering Colleges In Ahmedabad, List Of Gujarat Colleges, Rank Wise List Of Engineering Colleges In Gujarat, Top 20 Engineering Colleges In Gujarat 2017, No.1 Engineering College In Gujarat, Top 10 Engineering Colleges In Gujarat 2017, New Engineering Colleges In Gujarat 2017, Top Engineering Colleges In Gujarat For Computer Science, List Of Top 20 Engineering Colleges In Gujarat, Top Engineering Colleges In Gujarat Placement Wise, List Of Top 20 Engineering Colleges In Gujarat, Top Engineering Colleges In Gujarat Placement Wise, Top 10 Engineering Colleges In Ahmedabad   List of Engineering Colleges For the academic year 2018-19, we have listed, the list of top engineering colleges in GUJARAT, which offer undergraduate & postgraduate courses in engineering, applied engineering and sciences. The list includes NITs, IITs, IIITs, governments and other public & private technical universities.   There are hundreds of colleges for engineering in GUJARAT. But if you pursue your engineering course from one of the best engineering colleges in GUJRAT, top 100 engineering schools to be precise, the chances of getting a job in one of the best companies in the engineering sector will be higher. The topmost engineering colleges in GUJARAT have better infrastructure, faculty, and placement opportunities.   There are many reputed and prestigious private and government engineering colleges in GUJARAT. In this article, we will list out the top 50 Engineering Colleges in GUJARAT for 2017.  

Top 50 Engineering Colleges In GUJARAT

The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) is an MHRD approved framework/methodology that is used to rank educational institutes in the country. The ranking of the top 50 Engineering Colleges in GUJARAT is based on five parameters which are tabulated below:     Top 50 Engineering Colleges In GUJARAT | Parameters Considered To Rank Top 50 Engineering Colleges The top 50 Engineering Colleges in GUJARAT are ranked based on the following five parameters:   Parameters Used To Rank Top 50 Engineering Colleges In GUJRAT 1. Teaching Learning and Resources 2. Research and Professional Practice 3. Graduation Outcome 4. Outreach and Inclusivity 5. Perception    

Top Engineering College in Gujarat – List of Top 50 Best Engineering College in Gujarat

  S.No College Name Entrance Place 1 IIT-Gandhinagar IIT-JEE Gandhinagar 2 Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology AIEEE Surat 3 Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology   Gandhinagar 4 Nirma Unniversity- Institute of Technology   Ahmedabad 5 Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University- School of Technology   Gandhinagar 6 Gujurat University GUJCET (Gujurat Common Entrance Test) Navrangpura, Ahmedabad 7 Vishwakarma Government Engineering College GUJCET Chandkheda 8 Government Engineering College GUJCET Surat 9 LD College of Engineering, Gujurat Technological University GUJCET Ahmedabad 10 Dharmish DesaiUniversity GUJCET Nadaid 11 Faclty of Technology and Engineering, MS University GUJCET Baroda 12 Ganpat University- Faculty of Engineering GUJCET Mehsana 13 Faculty of Technolgy and Engineering, The maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda GUJCET Vadodara 14 Government Engineering College GUJCET Rajkot 15 GH Patel College of Engineering and Technology GUJCET Anand 16 Government Engineering College GUJCET Palanpur 17 Institute of Information and Communication Technology GUJCET Ahmedabad 18 Government Engineering College GUJCET Bhavnagar 19 Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya GUJCET Anand 20 CK Pithawalla College of Engineering and Technology GUJCET Surat 21 Government Engineering College GUJCET Bharuch 22 Government Engineering College GUJCET Patam 23 Babaria institute of Technology GUJCET Vadodara 24 Lukhdhirji Engineering College GUJCET Morbi 25 Shree Swami Atmanand Saraswati Institute of Technology GUJCET Surat 26 LJ institute of Engineering and Technology GUJCET Ahmedabad 27 Government Engineering College GUJCET Godhra 28 LDRP Institute of Technology and Research GUJCET Gandhinagar 29 AD Patel Institute of Technology GUJCET Anand 30 Shantilata Shah Engineering College GUJCET Bhavnagar 31 Government Engineering College GUJCET Valsad 32 Sarvajanik College of Engineering and Technology GUJCET Surat 33 Government Engineering College GUJCET Gandhinagar 34 Sardar Vallabhbhai Institute of Technology GUJCET Anand 35 Government Engineering College GUJCET Modasa 36 Indus Institute of Technology and Engineering GUJCET Ahmedabad 37 Government Engineering College GUJCET Dahod 38 Government Engineering College GUJCET Bhuj 39 Hasmukh Goswami College of Engineering GUJCET Ahmedabad 40 Venus International College of Technology GUJCET Gandhinagar 41 Gujarat Power Engineering and Research Institute GUJCET Mehsana 42 Gandhinagar Institute of Technology GUJCET Gandhinagar 43 UV Patel College of Engineering GUJCET Mehsana 44 Parul Institute of Engineering and Technology GUJCET Vadodara 45 Smt SR Patel Engineering College GUJCET Gandhinagar 46 Dr Jivraj Mehta Institute of Technology GUJCET Anand 47 Laljibhai Chturbhai Institute of Technology GUJCET Mehsana 48 Ahmdabad Institute of Technology GUJCET Ahmedabad 49 Darshan Institute of Engineering and Technology GUJCET Rajkot 50 Tatva institute of Technological Studies GUJCET Madosa    

List of AICTE Approved Engineering Colleges in Gujarat

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THE FUTURE IS FEMALE: A TALK WITH OVERCOATS                                   

By: Pooja Aggarwal, Communications Coordinator 

On Friday, April 28th, I got the chance to see Overcoats play at the Red Room. Overcoats is a female duo (Hana Elion and JJ Mitchell) that is taking the music industry by storm. They have just released their debut album, YOUNG, which features minimalist beats, intriguing harmonies, and honest lyrics.

The chemistry between Hana and JJ on stage is undeniable. They opened their show with a long, reassuring hug and then spent the first couple minutes just getting into the moment and looking out into the crowd. One of my favorite moments of the show was when they played "The Fog", which is about the power of individualism. Right after, Hana declared, "The future is intersectional feminism". Later in the show, they did a beautiful cover of Hozier's "Cherry Wine". The show ended with one of their hit singles, "Leave the Light On".

Before the show, I got the chance to talk to JJ and Hana about their new album, their writing process, and the reality of being women in the music industry:

Pooja: I know you both met in college but what have your musical journeys been like individually? We're you both always musical or was it something that really developed when you met each other?

JJ: I think we were both addicted to singing. Our parents always tell us embarrassing stories about how we wouldn't shut up in car journeys. I never learned any instruments so I always sang. I never really performed until college so that was new. I think Hana did a lot of performing in high school.

Hana: Yeah I was in high school a capella and I've dabbled in instruments since I was younger. My parents had me take piano lessons when I was really young and then I eventually took an interest in guitar. I have since picked up a few other things, but vocals and singing was always my main passion. But yeah, I would say we both did some singing in college, but nowhere near as much as now. It was an exponential growth for sure.

Pooja: Your voices match so perfectly. I remember the first time I listened to your music I was so surprised that there were two people singing rather than one! Do you remember the first time you both sang together? What was that moment like?

JJ: I think it's interesting because when we sing individually we have somewhat different voices - we definitely don't have the same exact singing voice. For some reason our voices really mesh when we sing harmony. We had sung different songs in a capella in college. Anytime there was double doors with a little area in between with amazing echoes we would go in there and sing whatever we wanted. People thought it was weird but that's when we realized that our two voices without the rest of an a capella group sounded good.

Pooja: That's awesome! By the way, congratulations on your debut album, YOUNG. If you could describe YOUNG in a sentence or two, how would you describe it?

Hana: YOUNG is an album about growing up. It's meant to make you move and heal the soul.

Pooja: I would definitely agree with that statement. One of the tracks, "Nighttime Hunger" really spoke to me. Can you talk a little about that song and what it's about?

JJ: For us its about how you kind of end up battling a lot of demons in the dark. In college, especially when the sun was going down, I would think, oh my god what am I doing with my life, and then when light pours in, everything would be okay. We wanted to write about that kind of experience and feeling. I guess reclaiming it because the chorus seems like an anthem to scare away those demons.

Pooja: What is your writing process like? Is it something that you guys do totally collaboratively, or do you mostly write on your own and then come together?

JJ: We do a mixture of things. Sometimes we sit down and write a song from start to finish line by line. Sometimes it's more of us bouncing ideas back and forth with voice memos.

Hana: It's really fun to do both. It's good to sit and write a song together and to write separately because of the tension between both of our ideas. If we're writing from different spaces it can create really interesting dynamics and contradictions.

JJ: I think that's what we like in our music. If Hana is working on a folk song, for example, and I take it and add a really crass beat, it's something you shouldn't be doing and that's what's exciting about it. It's these folk lyrics that really speak to the head and the heart and then dance beats on top of it.

Hana: We try to f*ck songs up.

JJ: Once they've been f*cked up, we feel that they're Overcoats.

Hana: Somebody wrote in an album review that said there are no "Hana songs" or "JJ songs". In order to be an Overcoats song they really have to be a mixture of both of our ideas.

JJ: Our ideas are not even that contradictory because we do have the exact same vision for our music. We discovered that in many small incidents involving choosing the kick drum to put in one song or choosing a synth sound. We would choose the exact same one out of a choice of 50 or something like that.

Pooja: That's chemistry.

JJ: Yeah it is chemistry. We don't have opposite visions that we're trying to meld. We have one vision and we occasionally have different sonic paths to that vision.

Pooja: Is there any advice you would give to young artists, specifically female artists, about working in a male-dominated music industry?

JJ: I think the thing that I want to tell a lot of female young musicians that I see play is don't be self-deprecating. There's no need to be. I used to do this and be really self-deprecating on stage and sort of like, I don't know what this song is but here we go. I want to just look at them and tell them, you got this girl. You have created this expression and you should share it! Everybody wants to be here listening to you.

Hana: I would say believe in your ideas. I feel like I've experience a lot, particularly working in a recording studio. I would set something up a certain way or want to do something a certain way, and I would have this male producer say, well this is how its usually done. There's kind of this knowledge that they try to place on you - mansplaining. I think it's really important to believe in your own ideas because you don't have to do things the way somebody tells you to do them. You don't have to do things the way they have been done. Women are silenced a lot with different ideas because they are pressured into a man telling them how something should be done.

JJ: Especially in a technological arena. I remember instances where a male producer that we'd be working with would cut you (Hana) off and tell us what he thought we actually wanted. He'd say, I think you're looking for this sound. Hana would have to say, no we're looking for this. As an end result, we got called "b*tches" by the recording studio that we we're recording at before this album in previous recording sessions. We got labeled as "b*tches" or "bossy", or "hard to work with" because we know what we're doing and we know what we want.

JJ: It was a different story working with professional producers that we had invited into the project. But with the sound engineers who were recording the sessions, it was ridiculous.

Hana: We were really lucky to work with three male producers on the album that were all wonderful, but this is something that a lot of women have gone through.

JJ: I think that it's also not singular to the music industry. There are so many male dominant spaces where you get labeled a b*tch if you stick up for yourself, but we have to keep fighting that everyday.

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Open Educational Resources Apps, Tools, and Resources That We Love

Are you looking for open educational resources, apps, and tools that you can use with your students? If so, we have you covered. Check out our list below. Let us know if there are any that we missed.

Coursera– This app is designed to help college students make the right choices when it is time to decide what courses they want to take in college. It helps to prevent waste of money. It also helps with the elimination of the course they don’t have interest in by providing free online courses beforehand.

Gibbon – Gibbon is an open-source school management system that helps educators plan and share lessons, allocate resources, and manage students. This software collates student information, helping teachers to understand, contact, find, and improve their students. Teachers, students, parents, and administrators can access Gibbon from the same web-based platform.

Moodle – Module is a free, open-source learning platform designed for educators, administrators, and learners. The system uses a robust, integrated, and secure platform to helps its users create personalized learning environments. The software can be downloaded onto the user’s web server.

Quill– Quill is a writing tutorial app for teachers designed to help students become better writers. Quill is a nonprofit organization, and its goal is to provide tools such as Quill to help make students better writers. Quill uses web applications to create engaging content for students that helps them learn grammar, writing skills, and vocabulary. Using the teacher dashboard, you can monitor students’ progress according to the Common Core Standards; this feature also makes grading more intuitive and meaningful.

Flickr– Store, search, share, and sort pictures online through Flickr! Flickr helps you organize your large images and enables you, your friends, and family to tell stories about them. To learn more about Flickr, upload some photos, explore the site, make some friends, and join some groups. A free version of Flickr is available, but it is somewhat limited; however, you can still get more with a paid subscription.

iversity– iversity lets schools provide their students with course materials on the Internet. They do this by allowing faculties to set up a website for their courses and upload teaching materials, so their students to have access to it. It’s free and can be used to share observations, links, and references in research groups; and announce guest lectures, conferences, and calls for papers.

Pixton– Pixton allows people to communicate with media files using the Click-n-Drag Comics

system, which is a new patented technological innovation. Pixton allows almost anyone to create amazing comics on the web. Use your students’ interest in comics to gain and retain their attention and trigger their imagination. This app has over 4,000 backgrounds, 3,000 props, and 700 subject-specific comic templates. You can control every aspect of a comic using a perceptive click-n-drag motion. The format encourages kids to learn to communicate in a coherent and concise manner.

Udacity – Udacity is an online learning environment for university-level classes at a fraction of the cost of a traditional university. With a focus on Artificial Intelligence, technology, and business, all Udacity classes are hands-on and interactive. To help graduates succeed in their chosen careers, class projects are designed to mimic real-world activities and can be easily included in portfolios for future job searches. Udacity also provides career assistance to graduates, including resume reviews and interview prep.

Khan Academy– Khan Academy has more than 40,000 interactive Common Core-aligned practice questions and above 10,000 videos and explanations in economics, history, math, and more. This is the best study app and tutoring app for students of all ages who are struggling in science and other subjects. You can easily bookmark your best content to “Your List,” which can be used offline when you’re not connected to the Internet.

Lumen5– Lumen5 is designed for video-making beginners. Whether you need to make a commercial for brand promotion, a promotional video for your hot new business, or a video to promote your next hiking meetup or cooking class, you will surely have no problem learning how to use this software. Lots of copyright-free media material is built in for ease-of-use, and the app allows you to add clips you have recorded outside the app. Because the tool is easy to learn, you can focus on the quality of your video instead of the intricacies of the editing software.

CK-12– Helps students and teachers to improve elementary learning worldwide by making personal education tools available. Learn more than 5,000 math and science topics at a speed that suits you. Math topics include arithmetic, measurement, algebra, geometry, probability, statistics, trigonometry, analysis, and calculus. Science subjects include geography, life science, physical science, biology, chemistry, and physics. Other subjects include SAT exam prep, engineering, technology, astronomy, English, and history.

Science 360– Science 360 is a website that contains video collections from highly respected scientists, colleges, and universities in all fields of science and engineering explorations. Videos are hosted by the National Science Foundation.

Scratch– Scratch is a free open network made available by MIT to assist young folks in learning to think and reason systematically. Scratch makes room for students to design and share their coding work with others around the universe. It allows them to create stories, games, and animations to assist in sharing their vision with others on the platform. On this platform, you can program your own interactive stories, games, and animations and share your design with others in the online community.

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Chemistry Apps, Tools, and Resources That We Love

Are you looking for Chemistry apps, tools, and resources that you can use with your students? If so, we have you covered. Check out our list below. Let us know if there are any that we missed.

3D Molecules Edit & Test Interactive Simulations– Helps high school or college chemistry students learn by building 3-D models of organic and inorganic compounds for simple practice or for 3-D printing. Molecules can be viewed in 3-D using the stick, ball, and stick and space-filling (CPK) models.

Arloon Chemistry– This app turns your chemistry class into a lab. Totally change the way your students learn chemistry and write inorganic chemical formulas by using this app. Augmented reality lets students view inorganic molecules in 3-D; this app makes learning chemistry nomenclature practical and easier.

Chem Pro– This app makes AP chemistry and general chemistry fun and easy. It contains over 80 tutorial videos that cover the syllabus for both courses. It also comes with nine sets of flashcards to help you commit every important concept to memory. The app also comes with important tools such as the periodic table, molar mass calculator, and others. This app is new to the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. 

Chemistry Isomers– Learn to visualize the spatial arrangements and nomenclature of organic chemistry isomers in a fun and entertaining way. With over 400 exercises, this app will help you master chemistry isomers with ease; it provides instant feedback as you solve each exercise, taking the guesswork out of studying.

CK-12– Helps students and teachers to improve elementary learning worldwide by making personal education tools available. Learn more than 5,000 math and science topics at a speed that suits you. Math topics include arithmetic, measurement, algebra, geometry, probability, statistics, trigonometry, analysis, and calculus. Science subjects include geography, life science, physical science, biology, chemistry, and physics. Other subjects include SAT exam prep, engineering, technology, astronomy, English, and history.

Collisions: Play Chemistry– A fun and easy way to learn chemistry by introducing the core foundations of chemistry interactively. Various shapes are also included to simulate how binding of molecules occurs during chemical reactions and how complex compounds are formed between ions. Students also can test the strength of various acids.

HoloLAB Champions– HoloLAB Champions is a VR chemistry game show whose contestants become champions of lab practice by completing lab experiments. Contestants must accurately and safely finish experiments with the help of holographic hosts, Earl and Meyer. Players in the game interact with materials that resemble the equipment and materials that exist in a real chemistry lab that allows them to learn and practice real lab skills in a safe environment.

Late Nite Labs– Late Nite Labs creates a safe environment for students to learn about any experiment. Teachers can manage lab setups at any time, and students can access their labs from any place. Whether dissecting a frog, experimenting with chemicals in chemistry, shooting off a cannon to observe free fall, or just playing around, Late Nite Labs allow you to re-create and simulate your experiment online. This helps to teach children the reality of labs, without the worry of messing up in real life.

Math Ref– To help students learn math and related subjects, this app combines 1,400 equations and formulas. It can be used in physics, chemistry, science, math, and more. There really is no reason to memorize equations nowadays; instead of writing them down or searching for them every time you need them, Math Ref will keep the formulas you need at your fingertips. The app also includes essential tools such as unit converting, triangle solver, and basic calculators to aid you in doing homework problems.

Minecraft: Education Edition– This version of Minecraft will help you learn. Whether computer science, wilderness conservation, chemistry, coding, math, STEM topics, and more, you can learn educational topics the fun way. If you love Minecraft, you will surely love this version.

Periodic Table– This periodic table app includes many illustrations and fun facts intended to infuse fun into periodic table lessons for the young learner. This free app was designed on the blueprint of the highly-rated Royal Society of Chemistry Periodic Table website. Periodic Table is useful for students and teachers as well as the average knowledge seeker.

Sugar Shake – Sugar Shake lets students shake and tilt sugar molecules to start chemical reactions. Based on real cell structures, Sugar Shake includes ten proteins that break down sugars in our bodies. By shaking and tilting the matching sugar molecule towards its protein, users set off chemical reactions, avoid obstacles and score points. Students can also examine the structure and function of each molecule from all angles. This is a good app for a quick chemistry or health unit review!

The Chemical Touch – The Chemical Touch is a Periodic Table and Amino Acid Companion that is easily accessible on an iPhone or tablet. Chemistry students can explore elemental properties with a single touch, gaining access to information about atomic mass, density, melting point, boiling point, atomic radius, and electronegativity. Students can select specific trends such as electronegativity to recolor the Periodic Table and view trends and patterns. Each element and amino acid also links directly to its Wikipedia page so students can gather even more information.

Vernier Go Direct® Sensors with Graphical Analysis

4 – Go Direct® sensors collect real-time data from science experiments and lab work and connect directly to student computers or mobile devices. Each of the 40+ types of sensors offered by Vernier are all-in-one style sensors that come with software. Vernier also produces textbooks, with experiments designed to complement their sensors for Chemistry, Physical Science, and middle school science. All purchases include the free app Graphical Analysis 4, which helps students create real-time graphs of their experimental data.

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