News - page 2

This year, there were over 60 nominations at The EdTech Awards | Future Focused For the Win. The online educational platform Lectera, led by its founder and CEO, Mila Smart Semeshkina, is among the winners.

Mila Smart Semeshkina, CEO of the Lectera platform, was for the second time in a row included in Arabian Business’s 100 Most Influential People in Dubai ranking.

The founder and CEO of the Lectera platform, Mila Smart Semeshkina, told in her new article for the Forbes op-ed how to guarantee your startup a successful launch and a stable position in the market.

Lectera starts the new year 2024 by presenting a unique course, "Metaverse for All: Dive into the Digital Realm"! It is devoted to the metaverse, one of today's most cutting-edge and groundbreaking digital...

Denmark officially allows the use of ChatGPT in schools Many educational institutions in Denmark have decided to introduce artificial intelligence into their academic programs. Implementing neural networks has...

On December 13, the annual Arabian Business’s CEO Middle East Awards ceremony was held in Dubai (UAE).

Mila Semeshkina, CEO of Lectera and founder of the WE Convention, recently spearheaded a hands-on workshop on personal branding at the Women's Entrepreneurship Expo 2023.

In the 21st century, quality education is no longer a luxury; it should be a right. Everyone in the world, regardless of location, residence, gender, or financial status, should have the opportunity to obtain essential skills and knowledge to develop a career and realise one’s potential.

The Italian women's magazine Grazia has published an article about businesswomen in the Arab world.

Mila Smart Semeshkina has published an author's column in Forbes.

In her new interview with the renowned business publication Arabian Business, CEO and Founder of Lectera Mila Semeshkina talks about how our platform achieved such success and why we have every chance of becoming an EdTech unicorn.

Up to 5,000 students will be studying there.

At least half of American college courses regularly take place online.

This is because of online learning.

Teachers are becoming bloggers and engaging their students in learning.

It plans to accept more than seven thousand students.

Facing an incredibly sharp fall in enrolment, small institutions have chosen to share courses and educational programs combining groups of their students, improving costs and motivating applicants for admission.

A few days ago, 27-year-old Rehan Staton, a garbage truck driver from Maryland, officially received his Juris Doctor degree from Harvard.

ChatGPT is an AI-powered chatbot launched by OpenAI back in late 2022. It is capable of conversational dialogue in virtually all natural languages.

The EdTech Awards are given out annually to recognize those who have contributed to the development of high-tech education, making it more accessible and effective for students worldwide.

This spring, on March 7-8, Dubai will host the first annual Women’s Empowerment Council convention, which will bring together 2,000 guests from around the world and introduce 100 speakers from different industries.

We all have our own traditions to make the winter holidays unforgettable.

How are people learning this autumn around the world? Here are some of the most exciting news stories we've come across.

More than one storm cloud has passed in the world of education since we updated our Education Digest column. Of course, universities, schools and online platforms did not descend into chaos, but they definitely faced old threats in a new guise.