The document discusses initiatives aimed at making education accessible to everyone, emphasizing e-education and diverse multilingual resources. It highlights partnerships with major universities and the provision of free educational resources for underprivileged students. Additionally, it details the technology and support systems in place to facilitate learning, including various types of educational repositories and experienced staff involvement.

1. Conneχions…Opening the Doors of Education for All

2. OBJECTIVESTo bring Education to the Masses rather than Masses going to Education.To Spread the Message of “Education for Everyone”

3. WAY TO GOLess-Known Authors get chance to publish.Education in Diverse Languages.E-Education, the Way to Go!MoUs with Major Universities and Colleges.‘Below Poverty Line’ not a Barrier now.

4. ON OFFER !!!Video LecturesLecture Notes and TranscriptionsPresentationsHandoutsAudio booksAnimated Representation and PicturesOpen BooksWebsitePersonal Mentor ProgramCounseling Program

5. TECHNOLOGY ASPECT Dynamic Web Pages, XMLLanguage TranslationMultimedia Creation and Display TechniquesLecture Recording and TransmissionINTERNETWebcasts and PodcastsOnline Search for Requested Data.

7. COMPARISONSome well known Open-Edu distributersMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyUniversity of California, BerkeleyStanford UniversityYale UniversityHarvard UniversityOpen-Edu distributers in India?????????????IITs charge Rs. 50,000/- per course.

11. APPROACHK-10 Education for BPL students for free.Undergrad Students get Sample Lectures and SeminarsPaid Lectures Downloadable from Internet.Graduate and Doctorate Students to get Specialized study Materials as per their Requirements.Free Seminar and Student Interaction sessions for Students in towns and villages.

12. MARKET WATCHStudents searching for New Data about SubjectStudents interested in ResearchAiding Students through A/V Sessions.Clarification of Basic and Advanced Doubts through Open-Books and Mentor Forums.Searching for Easy ways to Learn Difficult Concepts.Student pursuing education through External Means

13. HOW TO SELLPresence on the InternetSeminars and face to face Student InteractionFree Distribution of Sample Data and LecturesMoUs wilt Schools and CollegesUsage of Print and Electronic MediaInitial Discounts and Complementary LecturesFree Membership SchemesTeaching Sessions at Towns and Village

14. TYPES OF EDU-REPOSITORIES K-12 Education:-Basic School EducationSecondary Studies and its PreparationUndergraduate AidsVarious Fields CoveredEngineeringLawMedicalArtsCommerceBasic SciencesLiteratureGraduate and Doctoral Studies

15. TRENDS

16. ORGANISATION

17. PERSONNEL REVIEWMajor Assets and Building BlocksEsteemed Professors for Higher EducationExperienced Teachers for K-12 EducationExperienced Staff to Handle the TechnologyNew Research and Surveys put into PracticeAdministrative Section to Handle the Non-Educational Section.Video and Audio Recording StudiosComputer Experts for Creation of Aid Material

18. MONEY MATTERS