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Nirmāṇa 2.0: Building What's Needed

Nirmāṇa 2.0: Building What's Needed

Educator Registration Form

Most events about AI in education involve someone showing teachers a tool. This one works the other way around. You'll spend the morning learning two AI tools properly enough to use them on Monday and then you'll sit with a team of developers who will spend their afternoon building something for a problem you name.

You are the expert in the room. They're the ones who can build.

There's no cost, and you don't need any technical background. What we do need is the honest answer to the last question.

Roughly four minutes to fill.

1.

WhatsApp number*

We'll send one message before the event with the venue and timing. Nothing else.

2.

School, college or institution*

3.

What do you teach?

Subject and level — e.g. "Class 9–12 Physics", "B.Ed, first year", "primary, all subjects"

4.

How long have you been teaching?*

5.

Have you used AI tools in your work?*

6.

When you think about AI coming into classrooms, what's your honest reaction?*

7.

Think about last week. What's the task that took you the longest and felt least worth the time?

Be specific and be ordinary — "making three versions of the same worksheet for different levels", "writing comments for 40 report cards", "finding material in Hindi that's actually at the right reading level". The more specific you are, the better the chance someone builds you something useful on the 27th.

8.

Anything else that would make your week easier if it just... worked?

9.

Would you be willing to sit with a team of developers for the afternoon build?*

10.

Can we use photographs from the day on our social channels?*

11.

May we share your answer to question 7 — anonymously, without your name or institution — with the developers on the day?

This is how the problem board works — your problem goes up on the wall, without your name, and teams pick what to build.

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