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Professional Summary
Minhaaj is a Professional Academic, Critic, and Consultant in the Design of Educational Technology Courseware and Strategy. With his Master's Degree in Business Administration and as an online teacher based in Lahore, Pakistan, Minhaaj focuses on the intersection of educational technology strategy and issues of equity and diversity.
He has delivered Academic Lectures, Conference papers, seminars and workshops with specific emphasis on 'Intellectual Property Rights in the 21st Century' in which he has developed a unique approach to Copyleft and Copyright in his acclaimed Blog. Legendary nature of his work and ideas has inspired and motivated western audiences as much as it has enriched eastern values of sharing and collaboration. He has been interviewed widely on his views about intellectual freedom and human rights.
He has passionately spoken about issues like developing Open Educational Resources (OER) using Creative Commons licenses , Alternate forms of Intellectual Property Rights, Patents, Trademarks and its impacts on Freedom in Culture, Internet Governance Structure, Digital Dividends, Human Rights, Social media, Free Education, Inequality in E-sphere and FOSS/FLOSS movement.
He is currently serving as Advisory Council member at WikiEducator.org and before that he was with Wikipedia for 6 years as the evangelist for the Wiki culture in Pakistan, travelling and training in remote rural and underprivileged areas. He has judged numerous projects and has been recommended by likes of Jason Ponting, Editor in Chief, Technology Review.
He has delivered Academic Lectures, Conference papers, seminars and workshops with specific emphasis on 'Intellectual Property Rights in the 21st Century' in which he has developed a unique approach to Copyleft and Copyright in his acclaimed Blog. Legendary nature of his work and ideas has inspired and motivated western audiences as much as it has enriched eastern values of sharing and collaboration. He has been interviewed widely on his views about intellectual freedom and human rights.
He has passionately spoken about issues like developing Open Educational Resources (OER) using Creative Commons licenses , Alternate forms of Intellectual Property Rights, Patents, Trademarks and its impacts on Freedom in Culture, Internet Governance Structure, Digital Dividends, Human Rights, Social media, Free Education, Inequality in E-sphere and FOSS/FLOSS movement.
He is currently serving as Advisory Council member at WikiEducator.org and before that he was with Wikipedia for 6 years as the evangelist for the Wiki culture in Pakistan, travelling and training in remote rural and underprivileged areas. He has judged numerous projects and has been recommended by likes of Jason Ponting, Editor in Chief, Technology Review.
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