Turning online attendance to deeper engagement
From a discussion with Mal Fletcher
Turning online attendance to deeper engagement. The transition from cyber church to physical church is not necessarily a smooth or fluid one. Recognise the audience. It's a different audience with a different set of needs.
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Tech for good in the fight against coronavirus
From an article by Business Chief
The emergence of technological solutions has been one light at the end of the tunnel. Details about some of the most innovative tech solutions that have sprung up throughout the world.
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Detecting modern slavery in your supply chain
From an article on Business Fights Poverty
Modern slavery is often invisible, hidden in factories, small farms, plantations, etc. It is challenging to detect and hard to eradicate. Two apps are emerging to help detect issues.
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No Isolation robot
From an article by Noisolation
Enables children with long-term illness to virtually attend school, socialise with classmates and remain connected. It becomes their eyes, ears and voice in the classroom.
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Teaching prisoners coding
From the Code 4000 initiative
"It’s rare to meet so many passionate learners, and their drive is humbling and contagious to be around. Graduates are now working as programmers, product managers..."
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Online - Will AI change education as we know it?
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Nesta - When it comes to the role of AI in education, the combined forces of a long period of home-schooling, significant changes in skills required by employers and breakthroughs in technology are changing the landscape at a rapid pace.
So what should we expect from AI within the education sphere now and in the future? How do traditional classrooms continue to integrate technology and use it to provide the best and most supportive learning outcomes?
With AI constantly advancing, so many new opportunities are opening up to educators and students. Join us to explore how we can best use the innovative tools we now have at our disposal in a conversation with Dr Wayne Holmes and Lord Tim Clement-Jones
29/09/2020
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