From the Editor's Desk - July 2005

Welcome to this issue of Wavelength. July is a special month, as Wavelength has launched its Instructional Design & Content Writing Certificate (IDCWC) course. The first course group starts on July 03, 2005. The response to the course has been wonderful.

Wavelength welcomes the first IDCWC course group and hopes that all of us will wish them the very best for their journey into the beautiful and enthralling world of Instructional Design.

The rains are here in time; probably they are practicing time management. The slight drop in temperature is very heartening, especially for our kind. We are those who love to romanticize memories and stash them into a cupboard that flies open each time we find ourselves looking for ideas. Unfortunately, we also work in air-conditioned offices until the skies outside turn dark. We forget the sweet fragrance of rain and the beauty it brings along.

But then we wear these shackles so that we may be free. This month, Wavelength brings to you some pointers on Time Management that can help make these shackles lighter and more comfortable. “Make Time Stop!” is the Mystery of the Month for July. Keeping with the tradition of Wavelength, this article is written from the Indian ID viewpoint.

On June 12, 2005, Wavelength successfully conducted its first IDO workshop. The second IDO Workshop is slated for July 17, 2005. You are invited to go through the details of the first workshop and register for the next.

The Site of the Month for July is… On second thoughts, I shouldn’t spoil the surprise. Please remember to check it out.

I would like to thank you all for subscribing to Wavelength. I hope you continue to find Wavelength useful and thought provoking.

Warm Regards,

Shafali R. Anand.
(Editor & Publisher - Wavelength)

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