Meerut, 31 August 2026 — Radha Govind Public School, Meerut, proudly hosted the District-Level Deliberation (DLD) Workshop on Computational Thinking (CT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), bringing together educators from across the district for a day of reflection, exchange, and collective learning.
A Gathering of Passionate Educators

The workshop saw enthusiastic participation from 47 educators representing 22 schools, all united by a common goal — exploring innovative and meaningful ways to integrate Computational Thinking and Artificial Intelligence into everyday teaching and learning. The energy in the room reflected a shared commitment to reimagining classroom practice for a rapidly evolving educational landscape.

The workshop was formally inaugurated by Dr. Gopal Dixit, Deputy District Training Coordinator (DDTC), who set the tone for the day with his insightful and encouraging address. His words underscored the importance of CT and AI in shaping future-ready classrooms and lent immense significance to the deliberations that followed.

An Esteemed Appreciation Committee
The event was honoured by the presence of a distinguished Appreciation Committee comprising:

• Dr. Sandeep Gupta, Director, BIMT College

• Mr. Naveen Kumar Sharma, IT Expert,

• Mrs. Anubha Goel, Principal, PGM International School
   

Their valuable insights, thoughtful observations, and practical perspectives added great depth to the discussions, offering participants fresh ways to think about their own classroom practices and inspiring them to push the boundaries of innovative teaching.
Case Paper Presentations

A key highlight of the workshop was the presentation of case papers by 11 educators from different schools, each showcasing innovative practices across a range of subjects. These presentations became a platform for rich idea exchange and collaborative learning, with presenters and participants alike engaging in meaningful dialogue around what works — and why — in the CT and AI classroom.

Best Case Papers
The following case papers were recognized for their outstanding quality and innovation:
Presenter School
Ms. Chetna Gautam from Meerut City Public School
Ms. Neetu Chauhan from The Aaryans School
Ms. Karuna Sharma from MIET, Jagruti Vihar
Sincere gratitude was extended to COE Noida for its continued guidance and support, which played a vital role in ensuring the smooth and successful conduct of the event.
The workshop concluded as a day filled with inspiring ideas, meaningful discussions, and collective learning — marking another significant step in the district's ongoing journey towards building future-ready classrooms and empowering educators to lead that change.
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