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The next generation of innovators turns skills into jobs
1+ week, 2+ day ago (680+ words) The Nxt Gen Foundation NPC is a confluence of extensive experience, innovation, and talent, coalesced around four fundamental elements, which is aimed to connect, “unexplored skilled youth candidates to city rejuvenation projects funded by local and global companies and institutes…...
How teachers are adapting homework for the rise of generative AI
2+ week, 1+ day ago (453+ words) Generative artificial intelligence is changing more than how pupils find information, it is prompting teachers to reconsider what homework should achieve in the first place. At Reddam House Ballito, teachers Leigh Mastenbroek and Lelani van der Merwe are seeing AI…...
AI-powered robot brings new hope to rural schools in Dundee area
3+ week, 1+ day ago (180+ words) There was great excitement at Ekuthuthukeni Secondary School when IRIS arrived, bringing a glimpse of the future of education to pupils who often have limited access to the latest learning technology. Developed by KwaZulu-Natal innovator Dr Bonisiwe ‘Thandoh’ Gumede through…...
VIDEO: Teachers get AI assistant in the classroom
4+ week, 1+ day ago (888+ words) A South African-developed humanoid robot is being positioned not as a replacement for teachers, but as an additional pair of hands in the classroom — with its developers also looking to bring the manufacturing of the technology to KwaZulu-Natal. IRIS, developed…...