AI is a powerful technology that’s growing by the minute, but that doesn't mean that it’s infallible.

Since the beginning of the current millennium, the e-learning industry has grown by 900%. Now, it has become critical.

Random companies adopting inconsistent guidelines may not be enough to ensure that AI development doesn’t put innovation or profits ahead of human rights and needs.

Artificial Intelligence operations is on the rise and your company should hop on board before you fall too far behind.

One element that is essential to understand within this context is bias, given that biased AI can yield different results for different subsets of people.

Remote learning is here to stay, and if it embraces virtuality it can truly shine as its own thing, instead of being a shadow of the traditional classroom.

Virtual reality (VR) is a game-changer — one that can transform the way people learn and upskill across a huge range of industries.

Continuous improvement is central to the software development process, ensuring that businesses deliver high-quality products efficiently and cost-effectively.

There are as many challenges as there are opportunities for EdTech in the post-pandemic world. What can educators expect?