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About GuruSetu
Practical teacher training for Indian higher education.
GuruSetu is a directory of short lessons and faculty videos. It covers the teaching, assessment, research, policy, well-being, inclusion, and institutional work that faculty often have to learn on the job.
Green marks a GuruSetu original.Orange marks a video selected from a trusted public source.
Curated videos remain hosted by their publishers on YouTube. Each lesson names and links to its source; GuruSetu supplies the checked study material around it.
How to use GuruSetu
Start with the problem you need to solve.
Watch and read
Watch the lesson video, then read the checked summary, key points, and interactive mind map.
Add cards to review
Choose the flashcards you want to remember. GuruSetu schedules them for another review.
Take notes and discuss
Keep private Markdown notes, open the recommended resources, and discuss the lesson with other members.
Your data
What GuruSetu stores
Your notes
Notes stay attached to your account and lesson. Export one Markdown file at a time, or every note as a neatly organised ZIP.
Your review schedule
GuruSetu stores the cards you choose, your ratings, and their next due time. Each due review earns one point; your rating sets the next review time.
Your activity record
GuruSetu records eligible videos, reviews, reactions, comments, points, badges, and streaks. Daily point limits reset at midnight IST.
What other members see
Your email, notes, watch history, card responses, and streak stay private. Signed-in members can see comments and reaction totals. The leaderboard is optional and shows only your chosen name, level, and points.
Points, streaks, and reviews
How activity is counted
GuruSetu uses points, levels, badges, and streaks to mark progress. These site markers carry no grade, credential, or assessment of your teaching.
Use points to track progress. The aim is to remember useful ideas and apply them in your teaching.