| Lecturer Profile |
Mr. Malik Hussain is a Teaching Fellow and eLearning Consultant at the Harvard Graduate School of Education (HGSE) of Harvard University. His research focuses are in theoretical frameworks and applying them to analyze the features of emerging technologies to improve learning and teaching. He has supervised projects in the areas of Medical Education, Social-Emotional Learning, e-Learning, and Connected Learning. Mr. Hussain is an expert in e-Learning development and led a project in the HGSE to migrate the entire School to a new Canvas Learning Management System. He has also deployed iClass in some of the courses in HGSE for delivery of blended and online learning experiences and has designed and developed courses for UNICEF and Harvard Innovation Lab.Additionally, hehas designed and developed a course module for the ChinaX MOOC on the HarvardX/edX platform about China’s history. Mr. Hussain has a M.Ed. in “Technology, Innovation, and Education” from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and M.S. in “Information Management” from the University of Washington. He is also the Founder and CEO of Digital Learning 360°, a USA-based educational technology company, providing clients (such as the Harvard University and Harvard Business Publishing Corporation) a full 360-degree range of customized services in digital learning strategy, online and blended learning design, and technology implementation.
Email:malik_hussain@mail.harvard.edu |
| Lecture Abstract |
This presentation provides guidelines, strategies, and techniques for students to prepare for their careers, job interviews, "first 90 days on a new job", influencing and collaborating with people, including working with boss and team members, etc. all towards having a successful career. This presentation also discusses the "innovation process" of problem definition, ideation, solution design, presenting, etc. Students interested in entrepreneurship may also find this talk helpful in developing and taking their ideas forward. |
