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20 stories about Education
"I no longer grade tests late into the night. I have AI agents that do it for me"
16.06.26
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Hagay Gilboa
Dora Solovey, an artificial intelligence teacher and AI implementer at the ORT school system, spoke at a panel held as part of Google's AI Week and Calcalist. According to her, "homework is not dead, it's just changed its face." Noga Jacobi, English teacher at the RAG: "In the future, there will be AI tools that function like a private tutor who personally accompanies each student."
"You should arrive at the exam properly prepared, not the AI"
16.06.26
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Tomer Hadar
Sheli Kanaev, a business administration student at Reichman University, said at Calcalist and Google's AI Week that AI tools can summarize lessons, build presentations and create podcasts, but not replace critical thinking. Shachar Ben-Zeref, a data engineering student at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU): "In the test, we will be on the edge alone"
Israel launches AI sandbox pilot for public education
22.07.25
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James Spiro
The initial NIS 10 million in government funding will allow AI startups to test personalized learning solutions inside the classroom, intended to address systemic challenges such as teacher shortages, classroom overcrowding, and educational inequality.
Israel rolls out AI tutors for every student in world-first pilot
22.04.25
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CTech
eSelf and CET partner with Harvard to personalize learning at national scale.
HackerU’s billion-dollar ambitions crumble under $146M debt
30.03.25
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Almog Azar
With its Wall Street dreams shattered, the Israeli company scrambles to restructure.
“Before AI replaces us, it will help us learn faster”
27.11.24
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James Spiro
Itay Gissin, CEO at MagniLearn, spoke to CTech at the Roadshow+ event about the use of AI in education.
An Israeli startup has pivoted - and who else is taking on Nvidia?
11.07.24
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CTech
Also on our AI-native show: Israel Aerospace Industries strikes $1 billion spy satellite deal with Morocco
How to win the education tech crisis? Empowering teachers is the path to triumph
24.03.24
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Yael Shafrir
As the education system crashes inward, its approach to technology won't salvage it. Can the education system take the lead in technology? Is success possible? And why is it crucial to empower teachers now?
Shchackim is here to bring high-tech education to Israel’s periphery
11.09.23
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James Spiro
The organization offers programs for young people to learn high-tech skills and courses for workforces that need to navigate the growing presence of AI
Empowering Generation Z and Alpha with AI: Skills for the digital age
20.08.23
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Yael Shafrir
What's the connection between AI's dominance over our economy, our shaky futures, and reshaping the education landscape?
"Only the Catholic Church is more conservative than universities"
14.06.23
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Shahar Ilan
Dr. Zvi Galil founded Georgia Tech's computing online program which has opened up new opportunities for students, challenged the status quo, and sparked a broader conversation about the future of online education
Angola looks to Israel for inspiration in its higher education system
26.02.23
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James Spiro
The African country is looking at Israel’s success to help its young locals “act in a global economy as citizens of the world”
Game Design attracting both artists and engineers to the industry
14.12.22
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James Spiro
Dr. Vered Pnueli, Head of the Kadar Games Center at Shenkar College, spoke to CTech about what gaming means to young students
“We are at a key turning point of transition to hybrid learning”
26.10.22
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Tomer Hadar
At the Shaping the Future conference, Yossi Baidatz, CEO of The Center for Educational Technology (CET), declared, “We are changing the future of education”
“The whole education continuum must change, from kindergarten to academia.”
28.09.22
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CTech
Changing engineering education is the mission for Ami Moyal, president of Afeka Tel-Aviv Academic College of Engineering.
"My father is dyslexic, he learned English in the 70’s from Lennon and Dylan. I turned that into a learning app"
27.09.22
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Roni Dori
Michael Peled was a dyslexic child who managed to become an outstanding student. His father was his inspiration, a successful dyslexic entrepreneur who worked for years in the U.S. thanks to the English he picked up from the radio. The secret of this magic has become Singit, a kind of educational version of Spotify, which teaches tens of thousands of children English with the help of Billie Eilish and Harry Styles
Stop seeking shortcuts in the journey for a high-tech career
31.07.22
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Dalit Naor
“This is the time to go back to the basic principles we have seemed to forget, or neglected due to recent trends, and be reminded that professional education has no shortcuts,” writes Prof. Dalit Naor, Dean of the School of Computer Science at the Academic College of Tel Aviv-Yaffo
Afeka College’s ‘graduate profile’ hopes to tackle the local talent shortage
03.07.22
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James Spiro
There are 18,000 jobs that need filling in Startup Nation. Professor Ami Moyal has joined CTech to share how the college is shaping future techies
"We have to educate people for jobs that have not yet been created”
22.05.22
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Adrian Filut
According to Prof. Andreas Schleicher, Director for Education and Skills at the OECD, academia needs to adapt to the labor market, and the state needs to subsidize higher education
Masterschool announces $100 million Seed round to build network of tech career-training schools
18.05.22
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Meir Orbach
The Israeli company, which had been bootstrapped since its founding in 2019, has developed a network through which tech creators and industry experts launch schools, teaching and mentoring students with a curriculum that prepares them for careers in tech
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