a There is a good group interactions and willingness to help each other (e.g of Peer Teaching) to learn.Lecturing to such a group of experienced and mature students is a good opportunity to apply concepts of adult learning. Most of them participated actively in the class discussion, even though some of them tried to dominate the discussion.
They were keen to use Web 2.0 tools, although they did not realise that they are already using it.Wish all of them a fruitful stay at the Faculty and happy learning to all!!!
Hello All
ReplyDeleteHope you are enjoying the class and learning a few more concepts other than what you already known.
Very nice pictures of the class and felt special to see us on the blog. At our age it's quite tough to attend classes after work! Anyway it is nice to be on the campus everyday! After yesterday's lecture, my insight on blogs as a platform for vehiculing information has changed!
ReplyDeleteHello sir
ReplyDeleteglad to see us in the pictures
attentively listening to your explanations.
cheers
Your class was so interesting as it was the first time we were learning those topics.
ReplyDeleteHi, Nice to see everyone on the blog! Everybody seems happy!
ReplyDeleteThe courses seem a bit bulky but anyway we are helping each other and everyone is eager to go through!
We are learning new and interesting concepts for sure throughout all of the courses!
hi to all friends following course of diploma in Forestry. may that what we learn be fruitful to all. thanks to Mr K.Boodhoo
ReplyDeleteHello colleagues, pleased to see you all on the blog as one team.Our recognition to lecturer Dr k.Boodhoo whose professional approach inspired us towards a brighter future in our career.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck to all!
Hello Sir, read your blog. Nice to see our friends in the class photo. We are trying our best to use your instruction to enjoy this module. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteRight proceeding into new adventures. A new erase for the forestry service
ReplyDeleteEmbarking for new horizons . Fasten belts please.
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ReplyDeleteHello Sir, Rezah Subratty here, Ag. Senior Forest Conservation and Enforcement Officer.The first class with you has been an interesting one despite the fact that I am not very knowledgeable when it comes to modern technologies.The class has in fact inspired me a lot and all credits go to your art of teaching. Hoping that the knowledge acquired throughout the diploma will surely help me in my profession.
ReplyDeleteP.s Nice group photos
hello Sir,
ReplyDeleteBHUJOHORY P, Acting principal Conservation and Enforcement Officer at the Western Range of the Forestry service. Its a great opportunity for the Forestry officers to seize in our life this opportunity not to lag behind in the field of IT. I personally am new to this technology and I am fighting to march with time. I am glad to be a student of FOA. I seek your help and blessing to move forward.
I am happy to see the 24 officers photo taken at the University lecture hall 1.9 on 1.9.17
I can see that you are not a boodhoo (in hindi meaning dull minded) hahaaaaa a joke sir, please do not be offended GOD bless you and your dear ones
REGARDS
life is a challenge and we as a warrior, as a fighter must face life boldly, even if death wins over our mortal body cage. I know its not that easy at advancing age to cope with fast running technologies. But dedicating our actions and knowledge to the all mighty we will all benefit from our lecturer's guidance to serve our Forestry Service fully to the expectation of the Management and the world at large.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck to everyone
ReplyDeletehi to everyone.I am glad to see my friends in the class photo.I am a senior forest conservation and enforcement Officer working in the flying squad unit.In the unit we effect patrols ,carry out checks etc.I pray to GOD for all to succeed.
ReplyDeleteHello to all of you.Best of luck to everybody.
ReplyDeleteHello Sir
ReplyDeleteI,am Kristna Cunniah,working as Principal Forest Conservation and Enforcement Officer,at Forest Range South Office,Curepipe.My work consists mainly of supervision.
The course is interesting and the lecturers are very helpful.My wish is that knowledge acquired will be shared among other officers in the Forestry Service.
Best of luck to everyone.
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ReplyDeleteHi, I am Maunthrooa Veerendra, working as Senior Forest Conservation and enforcement officer at Black River Section. Computer is new to me. several attempts to learn computer failed, but sharing your class on 1/9/17 made me believe in myself, this time I will make it. let me also wish all my friends who are in same position as me best of luck.
ReplyDeleteWish you Sir all the best & Bon Courage. :)
Hello Sir,
ReplyDeleteI am Forest Officer Farook Mohit and I currently work at Western Forest Range, Les Casernes, Curepipe. I am really impressed to see so much enthusiasm and interest from my colleagues. We just can't wait for your next class.
hi,I am Bassant Oam-Vidya and am not so at ease with computer but hope with your lectures it will be an essential tool for the future. Thanks
ReplyDeleteI'm Surya Dev Ramful,Officer in Charge at Vuillemin Forest Section.I'm really enjoying my days at the University.Happy to learn so many new things.All lecturers are nice and friendly.As if my young days have returned.
ReplyDeleteHello everyone. I am posted at Vuillemin Section.Enjoying my days at the university. Learnt so many new things and lecturers are nice and friendly. As if my young days have returned!
ReplyDeleteDear Dr. K. Boodhoo and friends,
ReplyDeleteThis is my first time using a blog to communicate and interact. Being exposed to new technology in the information era is fascinating to me even though there is a learning curve in the beginning. It has been a great opportunity for me to learn about new concepts that I was initially not aware of despite using them on a daily basis – Web 2.0 for instance. I am also pleased to see our group photos depicting us working together as a team.
Best regards,
Ravindrasing Ramessur,
Senior Forest Conservation and enforcement officer.
Hi everyone,
ReplyDeleteI'm Reza Ramjaun, posted at the Biodiversity Unit at Curepipe. Working on the conservation of rare native plants species. Nice to be back to FOA after 19 yrs. Still have some of our then lecturers. But new team seems to be very helpful. will try my best to get through and hope so for all of you. Thxs!
Hello everyone.
ReplyDeleteGlad to be back again to the temple of knowledge(UoM).
Its helping me in my self development.
Hope its the same for you all.
Thanks
Biswajeet Itteea
Senior Forest Conservation & Enforcement Officer
Curepipe Timber Store
hello Sir, the last five days i went through much troubles to register with Moodle platform as i have tried to register using different usernames and different passwords . Finally I was lost in a labyrinth,Headache,worries. 2 day I went to university to inquire about my not beeing to register. I was sent to Eben Core- CILL, contacted one Krishnen who finally helprd to settle matters. after that i was guided by peer colleague Jayram and was set on the right tract. I downloaded 12 documents sent by you Thnx a lot, PAS FACILE selment, I will not give up trying meme si dilo vinne jusqua nivo nene haahhaaaaaaaaa. please smile lol-proud to be a student at 60
ReplyDeleteI am happy to see your zeal to succeed.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
Learn by doing.
And I am sure you will be able help anybody to register on the platform now.
I am experiencing a new way of learning at the University particularly under the guidance of Dr. K. Boodhoo. Witnessing the struggle of my colleagues is an example of learning by application of new knowledge. We are, in fact, moving from abstract to concrete learning.
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ReplyDeleteI am Raj Basenoo, posted at Southern Range office Curepipe and working as acting Principal Forest Conservation and Enforcement Officer (PFCEO).Southern Range is subdivided into six forest sections and one nursery.
I am really very happy to be part of this team following the Diploma Course in Forestry and specially the IT Module,even a bit new but very interesting. For me it is a real challenge to acquire maximum knowledge and enjoy life.I have successfully posted one of the photograph on Facebook from your post.I have also read your press interview fixed on the notice board at the UOM,congratulation.I am very happy to be a forest officer,most of the time spent in Nature.In my opinion Forestry sector must be given the GREATEST consideration locally, nationally and internationally. It is life supporting sector.
Thanks for having you as our lecturer.
Raj Basenoo.