Abstract
Method and practice of teaching in an innovative way with the aid of technology will be the future of education across the globe, present age students are technology lovers and they are not in a position to hear theoretical lectures for a long time. Academicians must teach using innovative methods to draw the attention of students and for knowledge transfer. The future is only for students who have practical knowledge and employable skills. Mere passing of degree with a gold medal or distinction will not help students get jobs anymore. It is the responsibility of academicians to understand the current trends and attitudes of students, teach them with innovative methods, and motivate them to use technology in a positive way for learning. Statement of problems are Education system and practice are theory-based, and Students lose interest in their studies. and Lack of employable skills after passing a degree. The objective of this paper is to understand students' attitudes towards Innovative Pedagogical practice using Technology. This research is a qualitative one, the scientific research design is used and data is collected from a sample of 50 students of an Engineering college located in Coimbatore. Data collected under this Qualitative research is analyzed using the Narrative analysis method. Major findings are students are not interested in hearing lecturers for a long time, Innovative Education coupled with Technology and e-learning will play a vital role in future education.
Keywords Technology, Innovative Methods, Education system, Employable Skills.
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