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.K. Funds World's Biggest Educational Technology Research Project
The program will help children, teachers, and governments in developing countries get up to speed with new technologies in their classrooms.
Credit: Gov.uk
The government-funded U.K. Aid program is collaborating with British universities, scientists, and education specialists from across the globe to build the world's largest education technology research and innovation project. The U.K. Aid-supported Education Technology (EdTech) hub is organizing participants to help children, educators, and governments in Third-World countries modernize classrooms with the latest technology. The Department for International Development has partnered with the World Bank on the EdTech hub, whose goal is to produce the largest global corpus of research, to evaluate, scale up, and apply education innovations nationwide.
The University of Cambridge will vet research contributed to the project, and U.K. technology provider Brink will scale promising technology concepts with governments and teachers.
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