Selected schools in the Eastern Cape will be the first to go live with the KeepSafe Schools app early next year.
The local academy introduces online data science courses, underpinned by the universal shortage of data science skills.
The local tech platform will honour the leadership of its Student Society later this month in recognition of the support it has received throughout various hackathons.
Cape Town’s codeX becomes the first recipient of a share of Google’s $1 million investment commitment in SA this year.
Vuyokazi Jamieson won the the LIASA Librarian of the Year 2019 Second Runner-Up Award.
The company commits to connect SA’s underserved communities, with Cape Town the beneficiary of Google Station.
Edtech policies fail to fulfil their promise to enhance teaching and learning in classrooms across the globe.
In a world where physical cash is becoming scarce, the d6 Cashless School initiative teaches learners that the tap of a card or wristband still has monetary consequences.
Gauteng education forced to extend admission placement period to ensure 34 553 learners are put in schools ahead of the 2020 academic year.
The project will help create value for black-owned businesses and assist them to maintain a competitive advantage in a digital-first world.
While AI is a potential driver of future employment, this is hindered by government’s reactionary approach to developing policy that speaks to the adoption of new tech.
Hybridisation is the next workforce frontier, as companies seek professionals with specialised cross-industry skills to spur innovation, says trends analyst Dion Chang.