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STEM summit kicks off in PH, pushes for cross-sectoral collab

It's the First Integrated STEM Leadership Summit in Asia.

HS teams from Pitogo, Malabon, Caloocan win as ‘Tagisang Robotics’ returns

This year’s Tagisang Robotics, which returned after its last staging in 2014, featured a new game inspired by basketball.

First cybersecurity academy in PH opens at Asia Pacific College

Security firm Palo Alto Networks has collaborated with Asia Pacific College (APC) to launch the first cybersecurity academy in the Philippines.

DOST holds basketball-inspired robotics competition

The contest, which followed football in its previous runs from 2011-2014, now features robots shooting sepak takraw balls in a trajectory towards their respective goals.

Report: Edtech policy failing globally, needs ‘critical update’

The report found that while technology should be working to save teachers time, when tech fails to work properly it can have the opposite effect.

DOST-SEI awards 207 scholarships under ‘Bangon Marawi’ program

The program, which began early 2018, was able to help hundreds of affected students pursue their studies. Notably, out of the 217 BS, 20 MS, and 10 Ph.D. scholars from the first batch of beneficiaries, 131 have already graduated of which three and nine earned Magna cum laude and Cum laude honors, respectively.

DepEd chief admits AI is changing how students learn

DepEd secretary Leonor Briones said the rise of AI has changed the way people learn as educational materials have become accessible to all through smart devices and computers.

Digital credential storage platform enters PH education market

Edufied harnesses its blockchain capabilities and security advantages to provide a more efficient issuance and verification process from educational institutions.

Smart-powered Google Stations sprouting in universities across PH

PLM students are among the growing number of tertiary students benefiting from the Google Station service already available in over 100 tertiary schools nationwide.

Student project aids ‘locked-in syndrome’ patients, wins BPI-DOST award

The research project of UST engineering student Jay Patrick Nieles helps “locked-in syndrome (LIS)” patients communicate through a brain-computer typing interface that uses visual imagination of shapes and sizes.

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