
Conversations from the World Bank Education Technology team.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | Education | ||||

Today, Bob Hawkins speaks with Nawaz Aslam from the EdTech Hub and Roy Manzi of Manzia AI to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping what students need to learn and how education systems can assess those skills. Building on themes from the r... more
In this episode, Bob Hawkins speaks with Emanudin Amin, a student at Misrak Polytechnic College in Ethiopia, whose own experience moving through different school systems motivated him to create Mindshift, an AI-powered platform designed to help teach... more
Today, we dive into how artificial intelligence is reshaping classrooms and learning experiences around the world. Bob Hawkins, Global Lead for Technology and Innovation in Education at the World Bank, speaks with Joleen Liang, Co-founder of Squirrel... more
In this episode, we explore whether artificial intelligence can truly help close the higher education gap in Latin America and the Caribbean, or if it risks leaving more students behind. Jaime Saavedra, Director for Human Development in Latin America... more
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The content focuses on the intersection of education and technology, exploring innovative approaches and challenges in the integration of digital tools into learning. Frequent discussions center on artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications in personalized learning, skills assessment, and curriculum development. The episodes often feature industry experts and educators who provide insights into how technology can enhance educational outcomes, particularly in under-resourced regions. Noteworthy are the conversations about the digital divide and the role of government and organizations in making education equitable. This examination makes it particularly appealing to those interested in the future of education, EdTech innovations, and ... more
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Recent guests on World Bank EduTech Podcast include:
1. Nawaz Aslam
2. Roy Manzi
3. Emanudin Amin
4. Carrol Chang
5. Juliana Ospina
6. Laylah Bulman
7. Guillermo Tovar
8. Rita Fennelly Atkinson
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