Showing posts with label ict. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ict. Show all posts

Sunday, 8 September 2024

Research Methodology: Useful ICT Tools for Better Research

In the vast field of research, a scholar needs several tools for almost every task such as finding better research articles, a thesis, books, and journals and then managing references, publishing, etc.

Here's the list of ICT tools used for research.

Search engines:
Google, Yahoo, Firefox, and other search engines are helpful to find relevant content.
 
Research paper and thesis search tools:
Google Scholar, Microsoft Academic Search, Science Scope, ResearchGate, Biohunter, SSRN, DeepDyve, Wiki Journal Club, eShodhSindhu, and Shodhganga are some tools that help explore research papers and theses.
 
Reference management software:
EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley, Paperpile, and RefWroks are the tools for creating and managing bibliographies and citations. 
 
Data visualization software:
Tableau

Thesis Writing, Drafting, and Typesetting:
LaTex Overleaf
 
Plagiarism detection software:
Turnitin and Grammarly are the tools that help researchers check for plagiarism in student papers.
 
Online survey tools:
SurveyMoneky, Mentimeter, Mopinion, Feedier, HubSpot, and Google Forms
 
Statistical analysis software:
SPSS, Minitab, MATLAB, and Origin are helpful to researchers for data analysis.
 
Collaboration platforms:
Google Sheets and Docs help researchers collaborate.
 
Cloud storage solutions:
Dropbox, Google Drive, and iCloud are cloud-based storage services.
 
Simulation software:
MATLAB and Simulink are some simulation software tools.

Saturday, 9 January 2021

What is Web 2.0 Tools ? - English Language Teaching

Hello Readers!

Web 2.0 Tools is the advanced version of Web 1.0. First and foremost let's get some idea about the word "Web". Web is a tightly connected word with internet. We know about WWW - World Wide Web, that contains millions of websites as a directory record.


Now let's see what is Web 1.0.
In the early years of 1990s, when computers were new and it was fascinating to see the "Hello World" in the CRT screens, it was difficult to access the internet and also difficult to have the luxury of even computer. During 90s or before 90s, much of HTML coding skills and technical knowledge about computer language was required in order to add content to the web pages. This was the time of Web 1.0 when internet and web browsing was limited to only specific class of people. Back then, internet web was also called as "Read Only Web". The flow of content was in one direction which is top to down. Knowledge and content was made available on web by developers and masses used to read whichever is on the internet.

But within a decade, internet started changing drastically. It was a big transformation took place in terms of adding content to the web pages online. As a result, a new generation of web based tools emerged which are now called as Web 2.0 Tools.


There are several examples of Web 2.0 Tools.

Annotation from Coursera MOOC

Blogger (1999), Gmail(2004), Facebook(2004), Twitter(2006), Flickr, LinkedIn, YouTube(2005), Yahoo! (1994), Wikipedia(2001) are the popular Web 2.0 tools.

These Web 2.0 tools allowed anyone with an internet connection to create and upload content to the web at a very low cost, even free.

There are many other tools categorized base on the needs of people. There are eight/8 categories of Web 2.0 Tools.
1. Communication Tools - Yahoo mail, Gmail, Skype, MSN, Hangouts, etc.
2. Collaborative Tools - Google Slides, Google Foms, Docs, Jamboard, Sheets etc.
3. Creativity Tools - Blogger, Wordpress, Penzu etc.
4. Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Tools - Wordle, Pedlet
5. Social Networking Tools - Facebook, Twitter, Orkut(2004), WhatsApp(2009)
6. Presentation - SlideShare, Scribd
7. Reflection and Feedback - Kahoot!, Mentimeter etc.
8. Productivity - Google Sites, Blogger, Wikipedia, Quora

Now let's see what are the tools that can help learn English Language.
The table below is full of hyperlinks. You can access some of the tools by clicking on their names.

Web 2.0 Tool

English LSRW Skill learnt from Tool

Blogger, Wordpress Penzu, Social Networking tools

Reading, Writing

Wikipedia, Google Books, Internet Archive, Open Library

Reading

Audacity, Sound CloudPodomatic, Google Podcasts

Listening, Speaking

Quora

Writing, Reading

YouTube

Listening, Speaking, Reading

The following MOOC from Coursera helped me a lot understating and knowing more about Web 2.0 Tools. It is worth auditing and worth learning course. This helped me a lot in writing this blog post. Here is the link of the course.

Image Attribution of Web 2.0 Wordle
By Original by Markus AngermeierVectorised and linked version by Luca Cremonini - Based on The huge cloud lens bubble map web2.0 web20map.pngVectorised and linked version from Web 2.0 Map Web_2.0_Map.svg, CC BY-SA 2.5, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1522976

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Technology in Education and ELT - Video Takeaways

Hello Readers!

In this blog we will see what are the key important videos about education and technology. A brief summary or points are also mentioned about what speakers want to say in the video.

Here is the key question to answer in this blog.
Q. Summarize thoughts expressed by the speakers in the videos. What is the main message that you take into consideration in context of Technology in Education (in general) and ELT (in particular)?

Click here to be redirected to Dr. Dilip Barad's blog post from where this blog is written as a response.

Sugata Mitra, Marc Prenskey, Sir Ken Robinson, Salman Khan and David Crystal are very notable names among the folks who really think about teaching and learning. Some of them are computer programmers and some of them are educationalists. But they all think about one thing in common that is education system and learning process. Let's watch their videos and get each of their ideas.

Sri Ken Robinson

Video 1. Sir Ken Robinson: Changing Education Paradigm


Key Points: Sir Ken Robinson talks about the education reformation happening in several countries. He says that there are two reason for the need of reforming education. Economic and Cultural. Children who are now being educated need to establish themselves in the economy of the country. Children will have to have knowledge of cultural identities and interaction with communities in future. This can happen only when we look at how do we pass on our cultural genes to the succeeding generation. The idea of following stereotype system in education seems very irrelevant to kids nowadays.

Sugata Mitra

Video 2. Sugata Mitra: School in the cloud- SOLE


Key Points: 

Video 3. Sugata Mitra: Future of Learning


Key Points: The future of learning will be self paced, self controlled and self directed. Self learning will be the prime focus of ICT tools. Sugata Mitra has done remarkable experiment called "Hole in the Wall" and made his firm argument that learning can happen without teachers also. According to him admiration leads children to learn more. Elders just have to encourage the children to make them learn more.

Salman Khan

Video 4. Salman Khan: Let's use video to reinvent education


Key Points: Video is the most interactive audio visual medium of lerning. Sal Khan explains how he made simple start up with Khan Academy. The video version of lectures are straightforward and playable and pause able at any time. Learners can watch a single video as many time required and learn near to 100%. Sal Khan initially made videos on YouTube to teach his cousins but now his videos on Maths, Science, Business learning and so on are widely watched throughout the world.

Marc Prenskey

Video 5. Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants - Marc Prensky


Key Points: Marc Prensky points out two major terms: Digital Natives and Digial Immigrants. According to him the generation born before the arrival of TV, multimedia and internet are called digital immigrants. These digital immigrants have learnt many things later on in their lives either from their kids or students. 

"Our students have changed radically. Today’s students are no longer the people our educational system was designed to teach." Prensky

Prensky also quotes in his paper that Digital Natives are the speakers of the language of digital tools. If we see this in a loose form, we speak many words related to digital world like, 'download', 'upload', 'browsing, 'print', 'link'. . . etc.

"What should we call these “new” students of today? Some refer to them as the N-[for Net]-gen or D-[for digital]-gen. But the most useful designation I have found for them is Digital Natives. Our students today are all “native speakers” of the digital language of computers, video games and the Internet." Prensky

Those of us who were not born into the digital world but have, at some later point in our lives, become fascinated by and adopted many or most aspects of the new technology are, and always will be compared to them, Digital Immigrants. - Prensky

Digital Natives have different thinking pattern than that of the Digital Immigrants. Natives think with two or more ideas parallelly and they can do multitasking.
 
David Crystal

For the videos of David Crystal's views about use of language and technology, please click on the title here - Technology and ELT - David Crystal's Views on English Language Teaching

On the whole. . .

If we take the core and general idea of these videos, then, the main recurrent voice comes from them is this. Education system needs several changes in terms of testing and evaluation, in terms of teaching pedagogy. ICT tools, Web 2.0 tools must be included in the classroom teaching. This makes learning more effective, engaging and more productive. Moreover, it increases the results and grades very significantly. The better learners will create better society and make better economy.

While English Language Teaching - ELT is concerned, ICT and Web 2.0 tools are necessary to enhance the English basic skills LSRW. Watching videos increases the practice of listening. . .
Further this particular ELT aspect is explored in detail in the blog given below. Click on the link.

End of Post
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References:

Prensky, Marc. "Digital Natives, Digital Immigrants Part 1." On the Horizon,
vol. 9, no. 5, 2001, pp. 1-6.

Images are taken from:


Sir Ken Robinson By Sebastiaan ter Burg - Flickr: Sir Ken Robinson @ The Creative Company Conference, CC BY-SA 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=80694632


David Crystal By Eino81 - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=61362657


Thank You!

Wednesday, 6 January 2021

Can Technology Replace Teachers ? - Stream of Ideas and Thoughts

Hello Readers!

Let's begin this first blog of 2021 with few very relevant and timely quotes.

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.”― Benjamin Franklin

Technology will never replace great teachers, but technology in the hands of great teachers is transformational. - George Couros

https://twitter.com/AdamGeisen/status/940259404124958721?s=19

Human being as a social animal lives various lives in one body. Human has to play lot many roles like social: father, mother, son, daughter, husband, wife. . . and as a professional: seller, buyer, sales person, receptionist, tour guide, photographer, engineer, psychiatrist, teacher. . .

Let us do a brain churning in this blog, and let's see how far we can think about the parallels of human beings and technology and then education and technology.

It is nearly impossible to live life without technology. For the purpose of communication, telegram was the newly introduced tool decreasing the value of post cards and letters. Computer and internet came to humans as devoted and timely assistants to do faster and safer communication. Email services made a drastic change in it. Telephones, and then cordless intercoms and then smartphones made revolutionary changes in our modes of communications. The latest of this is instant messaging like WhatsApp and other quick chat apps. 

For transportation, we use several vehicles. For industrial purpose we have steam engine, power looms, and many machines which increase the production overnight. In the field of agriculture we have tractors, thrashers, sprayer and so on.

In short we just have to ask one question: Where is the absence of technology ? Which is the field which has no integration of technology ? The answer is self explanatory.

What differs technology from humans?
Unlike human beings, technology is not a social animal. It has no animal instincts like hunger, thirst, sleep and reproduction. Technology has nothing to do with cultural celebrations and religious festivals. It keeps on working until we humans switch it off. That too when humans get "tired of working". Technology never gets tired.

But why technology has become most important ?
Humans tend to make margin errors. Human mistakes reduce the rate of production, and less production leads to less profit. Nowadays we see that industries have very less amount of human employees and most of the work is done by robotics hands and machines. Industries like glass articles, wooden factories have machines for turning shredding, cutting and sawing. Factories of several goods run 24 hours without a break.

Human beings demand social and emotional needs to be satisfied. Humans have to sleep and eat.

If every job will be taken by technology then what humans will do ?
There are several scopes in human life that humans can explore and think beyond the boundaries. One of such field is creativity and innovation. Arts and humanities is not only a branch of study but also a golden key to ponder upon such thoughtful and worth noting areas which are still not come to light completely. 

Let's talk Education.

As we have covered several fields in which technology is widely used now it is right time to think about education in terms of technology. There are several arguments and theories around a very pertinent and poignant question :

* Can technology replace teachers?

It is not so novel and untouched question among academicians and educators. Education, when it stands aside from corporate sector and industries, it is a service sector. Traditional knowledge system of Ashram is now replaced with schools and colleges. Guru (Teacher in ancient Ashram ideology) used to teach their disciples (Students) having the responsibility of teaching several Vidhyas (knowledges, subjects) to students. This was the time of servitude. And as humanitarian approach, education is still considered as service sector. But in today's era of information and technology, education is also shaking hands with technology. Not whole heartedly but still with a grin weird smile on face. (If I personify the thought !!!)

There can be no direct answer to this question such as "Yes" and "No". All we can do is just think about the probabilities and possibilities. If we think of the answer as "No", then there are several thoughts which come to mind immediately and below links come to support this thinking. But as such this "No" can be falsified also.

What happens when we introduce machines and technology in education?
COVID19 corona pandemic has taught entire education system the importance of technology. Technology was already having tools of remote communications which are widely used nowadays to teach and learn online. Students are using desktops or laptops, smartphones to attend online classes. Teachers are using the same tools to teach online. No students come to structured traditional class and then too, learning happens. Students and teachers are hundreds of kilometers away from one another, staying at home, then too, teaching learning happens. We are living in such time where many things have become faceless. Banking has become paperless and faceless. Attendance in an online class also is partially faceless. Food delivery is also becoming faceless. In terms of education if we think, students lack personal physical touch which enhances internal emotional intelligence.

What does technology do with teachers and students?
It teaches humans to make less mistakes, to be more active and to give no excuses. Precision and accuracy are the words which technology teaches us. When one works with technology, several human qualities like honesty, accountability and responsibility are tested. There are several online services which captures the plagiarism in research papers and articles. Yes, technology also helps us to be a good civilians and makes us practice ethics also.

What if robots take place of teachers?
Whenever we think of the idea about introducing something which is related to technology, it is always welcomed by power and management. Machines are easy to handle than human beings. A teacher may talk about the things which are not relevant to the current subject under discussion and may divert students' attention from the key points to another ones. Robots don't take any digression. Whichever data is fed to robots they will teach to the point and give all the way straight forward lectures to students. Robots are highly precise in time. All robo teachers can have tight scheduling of time and dates and lectures. No clash of ego comes to interfere in teaching process when robot becomes teacher. If a class of 12th standard requires 10 teachers, management may make a choice of having more than 5 robo teachers out of 10. Otherwise 8 robots and 2 human teacher and so on. On a larger structure it also saves time and money and generates net profit which has very less depreciation.

If robots become teachers, what human teacher will do?
Human teacher still has many things to do. Human teacher has to be there when student requires any guidance about how to use various digital tools. As mentioned earlier that human qualities like accountability and honesty is to be tested, human teachers should be there to teach students those values because after all, all of human's efforts and education is there to become good human beings, good citizens, having correct vision of living life. May be the future generations will require more parental guidance and teacher's guidance in terms of fair use of technology. And fair use can only be taught when technology is fairly practiced by teachers and parents at first place. So, technology comes to us to teach human qualities, which are somewhere forgotten in today's materialistic money minded world.

Teachers and parents are almost playing equal and important roles in a student's life. Education without technology is not at all acceptable idea in 21st century. We have to walk on the path of technology and then enhance the student's skills and confidence. Future teachers will require very deep knowledge of psychology, philosophy, social and political sciences, literatures, films, documentaries and humanities. Shallowness and half complete knowledge will be of no use for teachers. Future generations will have more and more anxieties and mood swings and state of depression and many mental casualties. In such situation teachers can be the best counsellors after parents for students.

Indeed this is the best ever opportunity to empower teachers as well as students to be future ready, befriending technology at hand and walking towards the better future of tomorrow. There is one important thing to be remembered: if we will make the right choices today, we will be able to create better opportunities for tomorrow's generation.

Here are some points taken from the video mentioned below.

* Advertisements
1. Internet Baby
The advancement of technology and how young generation is readily accepting all new ICT gadgets right from childhood. Yet this video and ad is made with humor but yet it has very important message. The message is be future ready and welcome new changes in terms of technology.

2. Education for all - Idea cellular network
This ad shows how mobile phone and cellular network can be used in remote learning. Breaking the bounds of physical classroom. Provided villages and rural areas are equipped with proper connectivity of internet.

* Last video Satyamev Jayate
In this ad it is shown here that how internet and a useful tool of google Chrome can be helpful in sorting out the burning issues. Several government schemes are now coming for help and we just have to take benefit of it from proper guidance with the use of internet. Technology can encourage humans to remain morally and ethically transparent in terms of governance. It can sharpen our civic sense also.

These are just thoughts and ideas which, in future, may become very significant to ponder upon. And who knows this blog will be considered in future as worth reading post for educators !

Thank You!

Friday, 13 November 2020

ICT Tools used in Online Remote Learning and Flipped Learning

Hello Readers!

https://twitter.com/AdamGeisen/status/940259404124958721?s=19


This post is about sharing the learning environment and gadgets used for remote learning at home. Especially this helps when one sets off to develop the technical ethics to use several ICT tools and gets well-versed in instructional designs of ICT tools.

I've mentioned the list below with prices.

ICT Tools and gadgets which are currently in use for learning in the online mode.

1. Redmi 9 Prime Android Phone – 10000₹

2. Desktop computer – 29,000₹ (in the year 2010)

3. Broadband Internet Connection - 5500₹/Year

4. Fingers Webcam 1900₹
With 1080p Full HD Video Quality. 4K not supported.

5. TKR 2.1 Sound System (can't recall the price)

6. Normal tube light with regular ballast 250₹ - 500₹ (full set with sockets)
The light-stick is gas-based, and fluorescent with electronic ballast.

- there are many new lights specifically used for video making and vlogging. It can be placed right in front of the face. It gives much brightness while recording. An Amazon product link is given here.

7. Croma Key - Blue color 450₹

8. Student chair with height adjustment knob

9. Aluminum expandable tripod for digital camera 600₹

10. Boat Bassheads over-ear headphones. 1450₹ 

There are three types of headphones/earphones
1. In-ear
2. on-ear and
3. over-ear headphones.

The sole purpose of preparing the above list is to let the learners know how many things I use to learn in a digital environment. It is not so that these things are hard and fast necessary or must-have to study online. But there are always chances to improve the learning experience, and by using more facilitating tools one can learn how to enhance the quality of learning and also the quality of teaching, if one wants to be future-ready for better educational environments.

Today, there are still many educational institutions that lack such infrastructural augmentation and they struggle a lot to remain a better institution. I would say that an enthusiastic teacher who knows all the ICT tools should be given ample space to perform in the given position and teachers should be allowed to practice it in the classroom. Then only it will be possible to get students involved.

Sharing the sitting position and setup with photographs.

Desktop, table, and chair

Gas-based stick light with electronic ballast

Aluminum Tripod

Headphones

Fingers Webcam

Using Tripod for Mobile Camera

A Click during Virtual ICT Workshop 2020

* Well let's have a quick description of how all the above things are used.

The desktop screen and window are facing one another because both are on opposite walls. So whenever I sit to attend classes, I use the chroma key to stop background lighting from the window and then I turn on the tube light for the face light. (though I still need better lighting for more brightness, as in current lighting, my eye sockets look horribly dark). I have clipped the chroma key to a plastic string.

It is important to keep the webcam on because it develops a habit of facing the camera. It also helps the teacher at the other end to be more expressive and lively. Otherwise, the teaching may become monotonous.

I try to keep my webcam on all the time. If the background light penetrates through the chroma key then I expand the window curtains. To stop extra noise I keep the door shut. I use headphones and microphones for speaking. The webcam also has a mic but it captures much detailed sharp background voices so it creates disturbance while speaking. 2.1 sound speakers are used for the teacher's voice output. A tripod is used for recording videos and for attending online lectures from the mobile phone in case of an electricity cut.

Indeed, one needs a room of one's own or to have some dedicated space to perform all such things. Especially while doing my M.A. in the English Department of MKBU. However, it's not much easy to learn and implement these things initially but, learning from trial and error helps in arranging the peripherals and gadgets.

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"Lock up your libraries if you like; but there is no gate, no lock, no bolt that you can set upon the freedom of my mind."
- Virginia Woolf, A Room of One's Own

Thank You!

References:

@AdamGeisen. "Day 6: My go-to #edtech quote courtesy of @gcouros: "Technology will never replace great teachers, but technology in the hands of great teachers is transformational." #TRIADvances #12daystwitter  pic.twitter.com/Wc4HMEj1y4" Twitter. 11 Dec. 2017, 10:08 pm., https://twitter.com/AdamGeisen/status/940259404124958721

Thursday, 15 October 2020

Demo of Embedding Audio Files to Blog

Hello Readers!

Embedding video and audio files are necessary for better user-friendly experience, when you are using your own website or running your blog pages. It was only in 2008 when HTML5, an advanced version of HTML was introduced. After that many enthusiast developers made it easy to use. Though many machine languages such as Java, CSS, Python are coming with more simple interface. Publishing and uploading content on web is based on such machine languages.


I wanted to embed the audio file in blogger since long and finally I could make this happen. Here is the embedded song for demo. Play the audio file below. Download it if you like.


This way you can also embed your own voice as audio file. If you are interested in podcasting and recording your talks and lectures then this is the best method. It can be helpful in teaching also. Let's see the process step by step.

Steps 1: Copy the following code to your blogger page. Remember, paste this code only in the HTML editor, not in composing mode.

<audio controls src="https://docs.google.com/uc?export=open&amp;id=XXXXXXXXXX"> </audio>

The highlighted text will be the ID of the audio file. This can be found in the link you've copied from Google Drive.

Step 2: Upload the audio file to the Google Drive. You will find the file uploaded like this. . .



Step 3: Right click on the file and click on share.

Step 4: You will see a sub window opened for sharing permissions. Click on Get Link Copy only this portion of the link. As mentioned in the image below. Only the highlighted part is important to copy.


Step 5: Go to Blogger HTML page again. And paste it like it is shown below.
Please be careful while pasting the link because every element of the code is important.

<audio controls src="https://docs.google.com/uc?export=open&amp;id=paste the highlighted part here"> </audio>

Step 6: Publish your blog. You will see the embedded audio just the way the song you've listened. You'll also be able to download the audio.

Thank You!

These resources helped me a lot while learning this process.

Saturday, 1 August 2020

Copyright Free Music and Tracks

Hello Readers !

Many of you might be uploading content online by blogging, making videos for YouTube and making podcasts. In order to make your content attractive and user-friendly, you may need some additional help like putting graphics or background music. There are many software and apps available online. In this post, five websites are here to help you! Royalty free and copyright free sounds and tracks will make your video livelier.

Here are some curated links which provide royalty free music.

https://www.bensound.com
https://mixkit.co/free-stock-music/
https://www.purple-planet.com/
https://freemusicarchive.org/
https://www.free-stock-music.com/

Visit the websites for more details.

Thank You!

Tuesday, 30 June 2020

OBS - Open Broadcaster Software

Hello Readers!

In the present time of COVID19 pandemic, work from home and learn from home culture is widely accepted in work culture and in education as well. Though there are some drawbacks and hurdles such as good bandwidth of internet and sustainable data connections to overcome. But majorly it is seen that mobile devices are more comfortable for students while learning. In some cases, one requires to opt for big screens such as desktops or laptops. Especially those who are directly associated with research and development, they need to display more clarity in their work and that's why slides and presentations are of good help. Sometimes in webinars and conferences organizers want to reach to the larger audiences. Social media such as Facebook and YouTube covers this gap. Live feature is of good help, and Open Broadcaster Software brings you the best experience of live streaming and screen recording.

If you like to make videos, if you are a research scholar and want to make a video report and present it live on YouTube, or if you want to record your screens, OBS will help you.


You can download the software from this direct link :- https://obsproject.com/

Here are some videos that can help you setup and begin with OBS.

* Set OBS + PowerPoint



*How to use OBS Beginners Guide



*How to record your screen with OBS



*Use OBS Studio to stream live


Hope you find all the videos helpful.
Keep Learning Keep Sharing.

Thank You!

Friday, 24 April 2020

Government Websites - વિવિધ સરકારી વેબસાઈટ્સ

નમસ્તે વાચક મિત્રો !

રોજિંદા જીવનમાં આપણને ઘણી બધી ઓનલાઇન માહિતી ની જરૂર પડે છે. આધારકાર્ડ, ડ્રાઈવિંગ લાઇસન્સ, રેશન કાર્ડ થી માંડીને પાનકાર્ડ અને પાસપોર્ટ કઢાવવા માટે પણ જે તે સંસ્થા ની સત્તાવાર વેબસાઈટ ની મુલાકાત લેવી જરૂરી છે. યાત્રા પ્રવાસ માટે બસ, ટ્રેન અને વિમાનની ટિકિટ પણ હવે તો ઑનલાઈન ઘેરબેઠાં કાઢી શકાય છે. વિવિધ બેન્કિંગ વ્યવહારો જેમકે પૈસા એકથી બીજા ખાતામાં ફેરવવા, કે પછી ઘર, દુકાન કે આવકનો વેરો ભરવા જેવા કામો પણ ઘેરબેઠાં થઇ શકે છે. વીજળીનું બિલ, ગેસ જોડાણનું બિલ કે પછી નાની મોટી સંસ્થાઓ માં અરજી કરવા માટે કે સભ્યપદ એટલેકે મેમ્બરશિપ મેળવવાના ફોર્મ પણ ઓનલાઈન ભરી શકાય છે. સરકારી પરીક્ષાઓના ફોર્મ થી માંડીને જન્મ મરણ ના પ્રમાણપત્રો સુધી આજે ડગલે ને પગલે ઈન્ટરનેટ અને વિવિધ ટેક્નોલોજી ની જરૂર ઉભી થઇ છે ત્યારે ચાલો, નીચે આપેલ વેબસાઈટ પરથી સરકાર ની જાહેર સેવાઓ નો લાભ લઈએ.

ઉપર કહેલી તમામ જરૂરિયાતો માટેની જાહેર હિત ની કેટલીક સત્તાવાર વેબસાઈટ નું લિસ્ટ અહીં પોસ્ટ કરેલ છે. અપેક્ષા છે કે આપ તેમનો ઉપયોગ કરી સ્વાવલંબી બનશો.



* ગુજરાત સરકાર ની વેબસાઈટ

મુખ્યમંત્રી અમૃતમ - મા કાર્ડ, વિવિધ આરોગ્ય સેવાઓ માટે
http://magujarat.com/index.html

અન્ન અને નાગરિક પુરવઠા વિભાગ - રેશન કાર્ડ ને લગતા દરેક કામ
https://dcs-dof.gujarat.gov.in/index.htm

ગુજરાત ગેસ - ગેસ બિલ ચુકવણી
https://www.gujaratgas.com/

વીજળી બિલ ચુકવણી માટે

પશ્ચિમ ગુજરાત વીજ કંપની લિમિટેડ
http://www.pgvcl.com/

ઉત્તર ગુજરાત વીજ કંપની લિમિટેડ
http://www.ugvcl.com/

મધ્ય ગુજરાત વીજ કંપની લિમિટેડ
http://www.mgvcl.in/

દક્ષિણ ગુજરાત વીજ કંપની લિમિટેડ
http://www.dgvcl.com/dgvclweb/index.php

વધુ માહિતી માટે - https://www.gseb.com/guvnl/index.aspx

વિવિધ મહાનગરપાલિકાઓ - ઘરવેરો, દુકાનવેરો, વાહનવેરો, જન્મ-મરણ નું પ્રમાણપત્ર વગેરે
https://udd.gujarat.gov.in/corporations.php

ડ્રાઇવિંગ લાઈસન્સ
https://rtogujarat.gov.in/

ગુજરાત રાજ્ય માર્ગ પરિવહન નિગમ - GSRTC, બસ ટિકિટ માટે
https://gsrtc.in/site/

ઓજસ ગુજરાત - ઓનલાઇન જોબ એપ્લિકેશન સિસ્ટમ
:: Online Job Application System ::

GPSC ઓજસ - ગુજરાત જાહેર સેવા આયોગ
:: Online Job Application System :: GPSC

GPSC - ગુજરાત જાહેર સેવા આયોગ, GPSC ના વિવિધ પ્રશ્નપત્રો અને પરીક્ષાની માહિતી
https://gpsc.gujarat.gov.in/

પંચાયતી રાજ માં આવતી વિવિધ સરકારી પરીક્ષાઓ ની જાહેરાત
https://panchayat.gujarat.gov.in/panchayatvibhag/index.htm

ગુજરાત ગૌણ સેવા પસંદગી મંડળ - GSSSB
https://gsssb.gujarat.gov.in/

GSET - ગુજરાત સ્ટેટ એલિજિબિલિટી ટેસ્ટ
https://www.gujaratset.in


* કેન્દ્ર સરકાર ની વેબસાઈટ

આધાર કાર્ડ - આધારકાર્ડ માટેની અપોઈન્ટમેન્ટ નક્કી કરવી, મોબાઈલ નંબર ની ખરાઈ કરવી, સરનામું ફેરવવું, ઈ - આધાર વગેરે માટે
https://uidai.gov.in/

આધાર કાર્ડ ને લગતા બધા જ કામ વિડીયો દ્વારા શીખો... જુઓ નીચેની લિંક
https://www.youtube.com/user/AadhaarUID/videos

પાનકાર્ડ


ચૂંટણી કાર્ડ - નવું કાર્ડ, મતદારયાદી સુધારાઓ અને વિવિધ ફેરફારો
https://www.nvsp.in/
વધુ માહિતી - https://eci.gov.in/

ઇન્ડિયા પોસ્ટ - પોસ્ટ ઓફિસ ને લગતા કામ
https://www.indiapost.gov.in/vas/Pages/IndiaPostHome.aspx

જીવનવીમા નિગમ - વીમા પ્રીમિયમ અને બીજી સેવાઓ
https://www.licindia.in/

આવક વેરો વિભાગ
https://www.incometaxindia.gov.in/Pages/tax-services/pay-tax-online.aspx

ગૂડ્સ એન્ડ સર્વિસીસ ટેક્સ - GST
https://www.gst.gov.in/

GST સહેલી - ઓનલાઇન પોર્ટલ
http://gstsaheli.co.in/

GST - YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFYpOk92qurlO5t-Z_y-bOQ

ભારતીય રેલવે વેબસાઈટ - પૅસેન્જર પૂછપરછ અને ટિકિટ બુકિંગ
http://www.indianrail.gov.in/enquiry/StaticPages/StaticEnquiry.jsp?StaticPage=index.html
ટિકિટ બુકિંગ માટે
https://www.irctc.co.in/nget/train-search

બેન્કિંગ વ્યવહારો

રિઝર્વ બેન્ક ઓફ ઇન્ડિયા - ભારત ની તમામ બેંક ની વેબસાઈટ ની લિન્ક
https://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/banklinks.aspx

International Air Transport Association - IATA
વિશ્વ ની તમામ એરલાઈન કંપનીઓ નું લિસ્ટ, તેમની વેબસાઈટ સહીત, બુકિંગ માટે જે તે એરલાઈન ની વેબસાઈટ પર જવું
https://www.iata.org/en/about/members/airline-list/

એર સેવા - વિવિધ ફ્લાઈટ ની એરાઇવલ ડિપાર્ચર અંગેની માહિતી
https://airsewa.gov.in/home

UGC NTA NET - નેશનલ એલિજિબિલિટી ટેસ્ટ
https://ugcnet.nta.nic.in/webinfo/public/home.aspx

IBPS - Indian Banking Personnel Selection
https://www.ibps.in/

SSC - Staff Selection Commission - કર્મચારી ચયન આયોગ
 https://ssc.nic.in/

RRB - રેલવે ભરતી બોર્ડ
દરેક કેન્દ્ર ની વેબસાઈટ નું લિસ્ટ
http://www.indianrailways.gov.in/railwayboard/view_section.jsp?lang=0&id=0,4,1244

રેલવે ભરતી નિયંત્રણ બોર્ડ - દરેક RRB નું નિયમન કરતી સંસ્થા
https://rrcb.gov.in/

ઇન્ડિયન આર્મી - http://www.joinindianarmy.nic.in/Authentication.aspx

ઇન્ડિયન નેવી - https://www.joinindiannavy.gov.in

ઇન્ડિયન એર ફોર્સ - https://indianairforce.nic.in

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આ બ્લોગ પોસ્ટ નો હેતુ માત્ર લોકો સુધી વિવિધ સરકારી વેબસાઈટ પહોંચાડવાનો છે. વેબસાઈટ માં ટેક્નિકલ ખામી સર્જાય તેની જવાબદારી બ્લોગર ની રહેશે નહિ. વધુમાં, ઉપયોગકર્તાની સગવડતા માટે કેટલીક વધુ માહિતી મળતા સમયાંતરે આ પેજ અપડેટ થતું રહેશે.

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આભાર.

Wednesday, 1 April 2020

Hyperlink Your Blog

Hello Readers!

Technology gives us numbers of opportunities to explore new things and techniques. It does not only makes us independent but also make us confident about using its features more effectively. Let's learn something new in this blog.


Many of you may have a question that how to make our blog link clickable while commenting. It's necessary when you want to reach out to more audience for your blog. Here's how you can embed blog links in the comment section. Let's follow some easy steps.

1. Go for the comment box below the blog post.

2. Here is one HTML code to type. You can also copy this entire code to the comment box.

<a href="paste-your-link-here">Blog Title</a>

3. If you want to give your blog's introduction to the author, you can also type a brief note above the code. If you're submitting your blog to your teacher then you can add some lines as following.

Respected sir here's my assignment/answer/blog/ regarding this thinking activity/task.
----- or -----
Respected sir. this is my answer attached with the link.

4. Make sure that you paste your link between the quotation marks. Give your link a small title such as click here or your blog title or anything short and sweet. Remember that you've to type your blog title only In the space given for it.

5. To check whether you've made the process correctly, click on preview button. You will see your blog title is now embedded and highlighted in different colour.

6. Ta Daa !!! Post your comment !

Here is a Wiki How page for better understanding.
https://www.wikihow.com/Post-a-Comment-on-a-Blog-With-an-Embedded-Link

Thank you!