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Change management involves preparing for and assisting with organizational changes, including changes to resources, business processes, and budgets. During COVID, educational institutions switched to online learning to continue educating students during lockdowns. This involved increasing technology use, personalizing learning, and making learning more equitable, convenient, lifelong and accessible. Diagnosing how the organization is functioning provides information to design interventions. Diagnosis occurs at the organizational, group, and individual levels. Interventions include human resource approaches like coaching and training teachers, as well as technostructural changes like shifting to online teaching and modifying work environments.
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History of Cyclone in Arabian ocean;
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Cyclone preparedness;
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Role of social Media in Disaster Management;
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- 2. CHANGE MANAGEMENT Change management is a collective term for all approaches to prepare, support, and help individuals, teams, and organizations in making organizational change. It includes; • methods that redirect or redefine the use of resources. • business processes. • budget allocations.
- 3. NEED OF CHANGE MANAGEMENT DURING COVID Lockdown was imposed due to Covid-19 and educational institutions got close. Need of permanent solution to end the educational crisis and continue the learning of students. Switching to online mode.
- 4. Steps Taken Increasing use of technology Personalization of Learning. Making learning equitable, convenient, lifelong and accessible.
- 5. Diagnosis Diagnosis is the process of understanding how the organization is currently functioning, and it provides the information necessary to design change interventions Process of diagnosis involves following steps; Problem Solution Implementation Feedback
- 6. Levels of Diagnosis Organizational level Group level Individual-level
- 10. Interventions
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- 14. Human Resource Management Intervention Rewarding the teachers with bonuses with high student satisfaction Training teachers for online mode of teaching
- 15. Strategic Change Intervention: Integrating online platforms such as zoom, google meet, etc. They Modify their teaching strategies according to online mode