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Amar Kumar talks about the future of education in an interview for the Observatory. Read the full transcript.
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Andrew Ng announced the formation of a startup incubator with the aim of building transforming startups and improving human life.
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Universities will play a key role in the continuous training of the workforce and the need for new educational models and new credentials will be ...
The process of transferring knowledge and skills must be transformed. There is a need for a new educational ecosystem for societies to prosper.
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The free and open access to educational resources is becoming a trend, stated experts at the keynote Open Access: Challenges and Opportunities in Education.
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Currently many of the universities efforts do not respond to the needs of students or society. A transformation is necessary.
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Udacity fuels engineers vision to achieve air transportation accessible to everyone with a first of its kind Nanodegree program.
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Apple will support Malala Fund programs with technology, curriculum and research to help girls attend school and complete their education.
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The idea of PHD Talks, a project of three Tecnológico de Monterrey academics, is to disseminate high-level scientific research through simple videos.
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The initiative aims to foster innovation, economic development and employment in Madrid through cooperation between universities, entrepreneurs, investors and governments.
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Graduates and workers in the careers of science, technology, engineering and math are joining a new MIT teaching program.
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Study shows only a third of students express confidence that they will graduate with the skills they need to be successful in their first job.
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