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Palash Raikar is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Applications (BCA) at Don Bosco College, Panjim, Goa. He holds a Master of Computer Applications (MCA) and is currently pursuing his PhD, which he commenced in 2024. His academic interests span Computer Science and Applications, Educational Technology, and Human-Centered Computing, with a strong focus on integrating theory with practical innovation in computing education.

As an educator, he specializes in Web and Mobile Application Development using modern programming languages such as Dart and Python, along with UI/UX Design, Human–Computer Interaction, and Database Management Systems, including graph databases. He teaches undergraduate courses with an emphasis on experiential learning, problem-solving, and industry relevance, using contemporary tools and frameworks to help students build real-world applications. His assessment design and pedagogy are aligned with outcome-based education principles and Bloom’s Taxonomy, fostering analytical thinking, creativity, and technical competence.

His research is centered on Technology-Enhanced Learning (TEL), particularly affective computing and haptic feedback for personalised learning experiences. His doctoral work explores emotionally responsive and intelligent interactive systems aimed at improving learner engagement, inclusivity, and the long-term sustainability of digital learning environments. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach, he bridges computer applications, interactive system design, and educational research.

Beyond teaching and research, he actively contributes to curriculum development, academic events, workshops, and accreditation-related initiatives. Recognized with a National-Level Award for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, he is committed to fostering technical excellence, innovation, and holistic development among students while aspiring to publish impactful research in reputed journals and conferences.

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