All posts tagged "coding"
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Analysis
Significant percentage of employees believe AI platforms will gradually replace manual employees: Report
August 8, 2023A significant percentage of employees believe AI platforms would gradually replace manual employees by streamlining processes...
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Education
BrightCHAMPS sets up a Global Curriculum Advisory Board
December 8, 2022BrightCHAMPS, a global live-learning platform that teaches next-gen life skills such as coding, financial literacy, communications,...
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EdTech
EdTech platform Q Academy launches free trainings in Odisha
October 31, 2022Q Academy, a pioneer in technology-focused education with headquarters in British Columbia, Canada, has kicked off...
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Business
STEMROBO launches Innovation Lab to offer STEAM, Robotics, AI, Coding virtually
May 11, 2022In line with its goal to reach the masses across the globe and help students hone...
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EdTech
Children as young as 5-6 years can learn about IoT, AI, ML and more with WizKlub
October 22, 2021Now children as young as five or six years of age can learn to design and...
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EdTech
WizKlub’s global TEC Olympiad gives chance to win scholarships worth Rs 85 lakh
October 1, 2021WizKlub, an edtech startup, has launched a global TEC Olympiad – the most comprehensive Olympiad on...
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Education
WhiteHat Jr aims to train 1 mn students on coding curriculum in partnership with schools
August 3, 2021WhiteHat Jr on Tuesday said it has signed up 500 schools across the country, representing more...
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EdTech
Funding alert: Edtech platform Avishkar gets Rs 5 cr as new investment
June 1, 2021Edtech startup Avishkaar on Tuesday said it has raised Rs 5 crore as part of pre-series...
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Startup & Entrepreneurship
Indian student’s startup wins recognition in Singapore
January 4, 2021A 19-year-old Indian student in Singapore is keeping his options open on a startup he has...
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Syndicate
Is Outsourcing the App Testing a Good Idea for Businesses?
October 29, 2020How many times have you pondered over the idea of getting your mobile app testing done...
