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Businesswire | June 19, 2023
Boxlight Corporation a leading provider of interactive technology, digital signage, classroom audio, campus communication, and services today announces a new educational robotics system from its Mimio brand – MyBot Recruit. Recruit upgrades the award-winning MimioSTEM MyBot to a fully assembled educational robotics system with a user-friendly interface, and WiFi connectivity. The comprehensive design of the MyBot Recruit makes it a perfect out-of-the-box STEM education sol...
Education Technology
Tutors On Demand | February 09, 2022
Prospect Park Capital Corp. is pleased to provide a corporate update regarding 102130706 Saskatchewan Inc. (dba Tutors On Demand) (“Tutors On Demand”), a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. Tutors On Demand has begun to initiate the conceptual build out of the first ever English as a Second Language (“ESL”) school within the Decentraland, one of the leading decentralized Metaverse worlds. Further to the Company’s press release dated December 8, 2021 announcing t...
tulsa world | February 01, 2020
Walk into any school classroom these days and there are signs of the personalized education approach — students discussing ideas in small groups, teachers rotating among students to provide one-on-one instruction. The concept of personalized learning has been percolating for years in education circles, and yet, there can be some disagreement about what it is exactly. “It means different things to different people,” says J.P. Culley, head of school at Holland Hall. “But th...
educationdive | May 01, 2020
The U.S. Department of Education will give an additional $1 billion in coronavirus relief to minority-serving institutions, including historically black and tribal colleges, as well as to select other schools that serve high shares of low-income students.The funds are part of the $14 billion in aid directed to colleges in the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, which President Donald Trump signed into law in March. As these schools tend to be under-resourced and ser...
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