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How one startup is helping parents assess their children's development
06.08.21
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Yafit Ovadia
GiantLeap’s automated platform aids parents to assess their children’s cognitive and social-emotional development from home
Without proper education, other countries will reap the rewards of Israeli unicorns
28.07.21
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Sophie Shulman
If the new government will not implement tech education from an early age, it will be Ukraine, Poland, and India who will gain from Israeli ingenuity
Edocate raises $3 million to advance virtual patient simulation platform
29.04.21
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CTech
The Israeli startup's platform delivers realistic interactive learning that aims to heighten and reinforce HCPs clinical skills, competency level, and confidence
“Chronic tech labor shortage poses a risk to Israel’s economy,” state comptroller warns
15.03.21
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Shahar Ilan
Matanyahu Engelman cautions that if they are unable to find employees locally, tech companies will switch to outsourcing
Kaltura’s valuation is expected to hit $2 billion in its upcoming IPO
03.03.21
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Meir Orbach
The company provides systems for broadcasting large conferences. Its revenues in 2020 reached $120 million, and it only recorded an operating loss of $8.1 million
Give&Tech works with the Israeli tech sector to make meaningful impact on communities
07.02.21
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CTech
Israeli nonprofit aims to leverage the tech industry to give back to in-need communities through volunteering, offering technical courses and donating funds to other NGOs
The small gap between survival stagnation and seizing the opportunity
01.02.21
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Gil Rosen
Covid-19 is forcing institutions and large enterprises to make far-reaching changes. We need to reach a new definition of our needs, and of those around us, in order to find the best way to meet them
It’s time for the university system to embrace the spirit of Hanukkah
11.12.20
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Dov Greenbaum
Postgraduate education, like Hanukkah, might be a great opportunity for proof of concept in applying a truly personalized experience
“Covid closures will cost Israeli students 3% of their lifetime earnings”
12.11.20
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Shahar Ilan
OECD education director Andreas Schleicher said most countries chose to keep schools open, suggests teachers’ lack of remote learning skills are a cause for concern
IDC Herzliya launches The Pafos Innovation Institute in Cyprus
02.11.20
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James Spiro
The institution will award graduate degrees and focus on problems facing east Mediterranean countries, such as water, security, and energy
“Remote learning is failing our children”: Education expert warns of a lost generation
04.10.20
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Omer Kabir
Video calls are no substitute for in-class education, underprivileged communities bear the brunt, says Ben-Gurion University researcher
BACK TO SCHOOL: 7 Israeli companies helping the world’s students learn from afar
03.09.20
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James Spiro
Edtech has been a booming sector for years, but the ongoing coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has made it more essential than ever
A renaissance of entrepreneurship and innovation is our chance to withstand the Covid-19 challenge
23.08.20
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Assaf Weiss
The global crisis presents us with a load of new opportunities for online activities in the fields of commerce, education, work, and leisure
Israel’s education system fails the Covid-19 test
18.08.20
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Shahar Ilan
With just two weeks before the new school year, the Israeli Ministry of Education prides itself in its back to school outline, yet the plan is full of holes and will likely only widen the gap between stronger and weaker students
Educate kids about the pandemic and they will teach the adults, says BrainPOP founder
25.07.20
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Yoghev Karmel
He was among the first doctors to treat AIDS in the U.S., and believes kids are our best bet in fighting off Covid-19
From Seinfeld to Black Mirror: film and TV serve as valuable academic teaching materials
24.07.20
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Dov Greenbaum
As reality turns closer to dystopia and fiction grows ever more real, the use of copyrighted creative works for teaching various fields grows. With the now less-than-temporary shift towards distance learning outside the classroom, new legal implications arise
“Technology can not substitute lousy teaching,” says Andreas Schleicher
16.07.20
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Shahar Ilan
Schleicher, the world's foremost educator, believes that closing the entire education system was a disaster and that technology should be used to foster new types of personalized education
Survey: Covid-19 crisis has led to dramatic rise in demand for engineering studies
14.07.20
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CTech
The survey was conducted to coincide with the 5th Afeka Conference for the Development of a National Human Capital Strategy in Engineering that will take place online on July 20
Microsoft launches Israel-developed AI-powered virtual classroom for remote learning
15.06.20
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Hagar Ravet
New virtual classroom to be the teacher’s eyes, providing insights on each student, says senior program manager
Covid-19 May Shift Our Thinking About the Digital Bogeyman
22.04.20
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Omer Kabir
With the pandemic forcing millions to stay home, many experts, once vocal proponents of limiting kids’ screen time, now believe screens are crucial to surviving the crisis while maintaining a pinch of sanity
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