Gailene Nelson of Turnitin explains how strategic AI prompting can help students think critically, use generative tools ethically and strengthen learning in modern classrooms today.
How Hartmann Group has embraced transformation and new digital business models.
The City of Philadelphia’s Office for Innovation using the power of public-private partnership to provide internet access to thousands.
While the world has adapted to learning online, the next step in edtech could be even more sci-fi
Royal Van Oord’s switch to renewable energies in order to help protect the oceans.
Doing online business in developing countries requires action by all to unlock financial inclusion, says Ling CEO Simon Bacher.
Women, comprising half the global population, face significant healthcare disparities. Rebecca Hainsworth of Browne Jacobson explores how technology is improving diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes.
At 15, Alisha Arora is a philanthropist, developer, and AI-for-good advocate. In this podcast, Alisha discusses the AI model for suicide prevention that she’s building alongside Microsoft, her work as a UNICEF Youth Advocate and how she was inspired to create a non-profit organisation alongside her sister.
Nick Earle, CEO of IoT connectivity specialist Eseye, has enjoyed a nomadic career in technology. He’s led transformation projects at $50 billion corporations, he’s worked in startups and, as he reveals in this podcast, he once had the chance to quiz Jeff Bezos on the future of Amazon.
Gailene Nelson of Turnitin explains how strategic AI prompting can help students think critically, use generative tools ethically and strengthen learning in modern classrooms today.
