Pixels & Pedagogy: A Creator's Chronicle

Synopsis

Ever wondered if your online persona is more curated chaos than curated content? Sourav Das, a history enthusiast and a government school teacher from the quiet corners of Agartala, Tripura, invites you into the wonderfully absurd world of content creation. In 'Pixels & Pedagogy,' Sourav hilariously navigates the dizzying highs of viral trends and the crushing lows of algorithmically-induced despair, all while juggling lesson plans and historical debates. This isn't your typical influencer tell-all; it's a candid, satirical, and ultimately inspirational memoir that peels back the glittering facade of the internet to reveal the real human behind the screen. Join Sourav as he shares his personal odyssey, from tentative first uploads to finding his authentic voice amidst the digital noise. Discover how a love for the past can inform a future online, and learn that building a meaningful presence isn't about perfection, but about persistence, a healthy dose of self-deprecating humor, and perhaps a deep dive into the socio-economic impact of cat videos. This book is for anyone who's ever felt overwhelmed by the digital world, inspired by its possibilities, or just curious about what happens when a history teacher decides to make some noise online. Prepare to laugh, cringe, and maybe even be motivated to share your own story.