YOUniversity opens for kids from development towns
“I am convinced that the most brilliant, freshest new minds in Israeli science are going to come from the periphery.’
“I am convinced that the most brilliant, freshest new minds in Israeli science are going to come from the periphery.’
Israel’s Grandmaster Chess Research Project is a one-of-a-kind initiative to develop a novel academic approach to the skills and culture of chess.
Israel’s Tonara flips sheet-music pages automatically, and offers many other features to make learning an instrument easier.
Mindojo will allow people to create an online course that automatically adapts to each student’s needs and learning style.
An Israeli software technologist introduces an independent learning and computer literacy tool she’s been developing since her teen was a tot.
Dodging missiles, Israeli distance-learning tech specialists bring laptops to pupils in bomb shelters.
A Rotary Club program puts groups of Muslim and Jewish Israeli high school students together for 16 days of bonding in New England.
An Israeli researcher has discovered that children’s brains undergo sometimes surprising changes as they learn to read.
Geniuses behind an interactive video platform and an in-classroom early-intervention program are to get $18,000 prizes.
Intel CEO Paul Otellini came to Jerusalem to announce the Intel-Ministry of Education parternship.
To open in 2014, the Eastern Mediterranean College will offer select students a chance to learn tools for the betterment of their home countries.
sCoolWork is an application that helps kids do homework more effectively. But it won’t cheat for you.
A Formula racer made by students from Ben-Gurion University and the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design makes an impressive showing.
‘We happen to be experts in some fields and it’s wonderful to be able to contribute to the process of nation-building,’ says the Israeli ambassador.
Industry leader Gemological Institute of America opens a center in Israel, one of just 16 across the world.