For years, tech companies around the world have argued that they cannot diversify their workforce unless the country’s school systems appeal to more students of computer science and related technology fields. Whether you believe this explanation or not, a new survey from CompTIA suggests that educators across the United StatesRead More →
China is intensify research into agricultural technologies to preserve the food supply in the world’s most populous country. New scientific advances, from new varieties of rice to technology that improves soil fertility, are also helping to solve the global food crisis. The Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences (CAAS) has releasedRead More →
Researchers from NIT Andhra Pradesh have demonstrated how the concept of nanotechnology can be used to develop food packaging materials. Researchers from NIT Andhra Pradesh have demonstrated how the concept of nanotechnology can be used to develop food packaging materials. Researchers at NIT Andhra Pradesh have developed food packaging materialsRead More →
Siemens and Flinders University have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together on defense, energy efficiency and food and beverage, areas critical to the state of South Australia. Siemens and Flinders University have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together on defense, energy efficiency and food and beverage,Read More →
Technology has transformed the way we interact with information, so planning lessons around classroom devices can create an immersive experience and help maintain student interest. In this article, learn about some of the benefits of using technology in the classroom first. Then check out some tips on charging and storingRead More →
WASHINGTON, DC – The Federation of American Scientists (FAS) is delighted to announce the expansion of its leadership team as the organization enters an ambitious new chapter in science and technology policy making. Erica Goldman and Sara Schapiro recently joined the FAS leadership team to advance science policy as wellRead More →
A NEW Digital Charter combining expertise from industry and academia aims to reverse a potentially critical decline in computer literacy in Scotland. The new Digital Technology Education Charter has so far attracted over 60 organizations of the caliber of Morgan Stanley, JP Morgan and the University of Glasgow in anRead More →
Tim Vaughan, professor of technology and engineering education at Marsteller Middle School, has been named the 2021 teacher of the year at Virginia Middle School Technology Education. The award was presented at the Virginia Technology and Engineering Education Association’s summer conference, held virtually this year. Vaughan was nominated for localRead More →
Two instructional technology coaches from Utica community schools have been recognized at the highest level for their talents, joining the Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) 2020-21 program. To be accepted into the MIE Expert program, Trapper Hallam and Courtney Conley had to show their mastery of Microsoft and show how theyRead More →
By Ashemiriogwa Emmanuel The Lagos State government said plans are on track to establish two more universities of technology and education in the state. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu said this during the reception of members of the Nigerian Universities Vice-Chancellors Committee (CVCNU) headed by its President, Mr. Samuel Edoumiekumo, at LagosRead More →