Three-Day Exhibition Brings Together Interactive Learning, Technology and Design
Raipur: The Department of Humanities at N.H. Goel World School organised “The Social Spectrum,” a three-day exhibition held from 1 to 3 October. Renowned educationist Dr. Shefali Jain inaugurated the event, which featured interdisciplinary exhibits from Psychology, Political Science, Geography, Economics, Sociology, and Fashion Studies.
Psychology students engaged visitors through interactive games exploring memory, perception, and self-awareness. The Sociology stall presented models depicting social inequality and offered visitors an immersive experience of ancient Indian games through Virtual Reality.
A key attraction was “StudyPilot,” an AI-powered academic planner developed by Geography students. Designed to help students manage competing demands on their time, the application prioritises assignments, projects, tests, and deadlines to create realistic study plans. Students also demonstrated software applications, showcasing their ability to connect academic learning with practical solutions.
The Fashion Studies section drew appreciation for its creatively designed “Spider-Woman” ensemble and accessories. Indo-Western fusion wear, handcrafted crochet bouquets, and tableware further highlighted the students’ design skills and craftsmanship.
The exhibition gave students a platform to explain their ideas, demonstrate their creations, and engage visitors in thoughtful discussions. Bringing together social understanding, technology, and artistic expression, “The Social Spectrum” concluded with a spirit of curiosity and discovery.
