Welcome to our Webinar series Tech for good x EdTech.
Introduction
Our guest speakers shared some insights from Pakistan , Thailand and Cambodia with some case studies related to their business and experiences.
Jerome Le Carrou with Next Step connections an experiential learning & EdTech programs.
Saba Khalid with Aurat Raaj a women empowerment, education and entertainment platform that uses digital technologies who make data & technology work for developing countries.
Rithy Thul with Koompi productivity tool offering an experience next to none, combining modest hardware with powerful open-source software.
Video
Timeline
0:01:25 - Jerome le Carrou is sharing how remote and virtual internship can benefit to internationalization at home but also allow flexibility among other benefits.
0:10:47 - Saba Khalid provides some insights of how Raaji improve health outcomes of girls ages 10 to 16 years by deploying a technology-based menstrual health and hygiene curriculum in schools using engaging activities.
0:23:21 - Rithy Thul is sharing how Koompi can build the next generation of Cambodian students entrepreneurs and engineers by being the leading global provider of affordable, secure and user-friendly customized Linux devices.
0:36:52 - Q&A Session
1/ Edtech’s greatest promise is to widen access to education for everyone, no matter where they are in the world. What are the main limitations to this concept?
2/ Educational technology has become increasingly important after the COVID-19 pandemic closed classrooms especially with AR, VR and AI technologies. What are your thoughts for the Future of Education in 2030?
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