9th Educator’s Day emphasises need for research,consultancy

National Instruments hosted more than 1000 professors,scholars and eminent academicians from across India.

National Instruments (NI),a technology pioneer in graphical system design,along with NICE (Nurturing Innovation and Creativity in Engineering) committee hosted the 9th Annual Educators Day 2010,an academic platform for science and engineering professors in Chennai.

The two day event focused on the need of ‘research and consultancy’ role in enabling students and teachers on the effective use of technology in education.

For the first time,Educators Day 2010,witnessed participation of over 550 students and 500 professors,scholars and eminent academicians from across the country.

The Educators Day serves as a platform to bridge the gap between the industry and the academia from bringing new technologies to classrooms to idea exchange between industry experts and academicians. Every year,the engineering community of India looks forward to this largest academic platform aimed at fostering the spirit of innovation and creativity among the engineering professors and students in the state as well as across India.

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