How I Re- Discovered Education-Design in Rural India. | Prasad Kantamaneni | TEDxVNRVJIET
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2024
- Prasad shares the idea of re discovering the design principles from his journey of silicon valley to secluded rural places.
Prasad Kantamneni is user experience professional who specialises in data driven design, and was the principal architect of the Eye-Tracking platform at Yahoo!. He is the CEO of UX Reactor.
He holds a number of Patents, and is considered an expert in User Experience metrics, and design based on cognitive principles. One of the achievements he is most proud of is using data to build a case and drive the launch of the search assistance feature (also known as search suggestions) at Yahoo!. A feature that touches almost all internet users across the world today.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
While watching this video I got an eye-opening movie kind of experience. Your thought process is awesome.!
Creating changemakers is not so easy but you did it. Your journey is totally inspiring us.
I like these quotations "Design isn't about earning money, but can solve big problems";" It's not what you teach. It's how you teach" ; "Today's designers tomorrows change makers"
So proud of our CEO and his story of our founding.
You guys indeed can be proud ;)
Plzz...can I know what's ur company....and who is this man??
Wonderful work❤
Outstanding!
Beautiful! :) Jacque Fresco would have loved these guys. I don't understand the sandal experiment though, could somebody explain it to me? Because it seems really interesting; the audio of the video sometimes stop for a short while for some reason (maybe the video got corrupted during the uploading to RUclips, or maybe it's a problem with my gear) and it get hard to understand some of the sentences that are being uttered by Mr Kantamaneni here.
The idea of the sandal experiment was to get students to stop and deliberately place their sandals in a specific order before entering the classroom. This activity primed the students to become more mindful of the fact that they were going to learn as a result automatically reduced the in-class disciplinary issues.
Thanks :)
@@rajgopalprasadkantamneni1669 may I have your contact details, please?