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Dr. Niradhar Dey works in Indira
Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi as Associate Professor in Education
in the School of Education. He has pursued his Master and M.Phil. in Education
with First Class First in order of merit and Ph.D. in Education from Sambalpur
University, Odisha. He has pursued PGDHE, PGDDE and CIG programmes from Indira
Gandhi National Open University, New Delhi. His specialization areas are
Educational Measurement and Evaluation, Educational Technology, Research
Methodology in Education, Teacher Education, Pedagogy of Social Science, ODL, Online
and Blended Learning. He has around 20 years of teaching experience both in Conventional,
ODL and Online Education system.
He is presently associated with M.A.
(Education), B.A. General (Education Subject) - CBCS and Post Graduate Diploma
in Adult Education programmes at the capacity of Programme
Coordinator/Co-Coordinator and also Course Coordinator of more than 10 Courses
of different programmes. He has also coordinated SWAYAM Online B.Ed. courses
like ‘BES-125 Understanding Disciplines
and Subjects’ and BES-127 Assessment
for Learning. He is associated with other Programmes of the School of
Education such as B.Ed., D.El.Ed., Ph.D. (Education) and PGDEMA as Course
Coordinator.
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