Education
Fostering intellectual growth and creating opportunity throughout the world.
Writing a New Chapter in Mobile Learning
More than a billion students across the globe are being confronted with the new reality of remote learning; many of whom were left behind, without the adequate digital tools and means to connect to their classrooms.
Deutsche Bank Launches Digital Volunteering Recovery Project to Provide Additional Support for Female Students and Schools
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed society in profound ways, often exacerbating social and economic inequalities. Deutsche Bank's CSR team has recognized this relevancy and has launched various support mechanisms for a global recovery project.
Is Now the Right Time to Refresh Your EE Teaching Lab?
A professor asked me the other day why he should refresh his undergraduate electrical teaching laboratory. My immediate thought was, why not? Electrical engineering, after all, is at the heart of just about every technology revolution
University of Memphis to Launch Online Master of Nonprofit Management in Fall 2021
The Tennessee Higher Education Commission recently approved a new online Master of Nonprofit Management (MNM) at the University of Memphis.
Henkel Launches Researchers' World Program in North America
Beginning June 17, 2021, Researchers’ World at Mill River Park will offer free workshops, introducing students to the concepts of sustainability, consumption, recycling, materials science and more.
Thermo King Announces Development of a Bachelor of Engineering Degree and a Robotics Automation Training Centre
Thermo King, a brand of Trane Technologies (NYSE: TT) announced its collaboration with Galway Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT)
Comcast Community Impact Helps Bring D.C. Virtual Field Trip to Students Across America
Comcast Community Impact partnered with Discovery Education, to produce a very special Washington, D.C. field trip fit for current circumstances – virtual, of course.
Bridging the STEM Knowledge Gap Caused by COVID-19
Distance learning has been difficult for many students, families and teachers. Educators have done their best to meet today's virtual learning demands, including the increased STEM exploration opportunities for K-12 students.
How Access to Technology in the Classroom Changed My Life
Considering the significant role that technology and the internet plays for many individuals, it may be a surprise that there are still over three billion individuals worldwide without reliable access to technology or the internet.
How Printed Stories and Activities Can Help Kids Navigate Tough Topics
Racial equality, politics, and sexism aren’t topics Laura Livingston, a Houston-based university program administrator, often discussed with her parents when she was growing up in the 1980s. “Many of my questions went unanswered,” Livingston says.