EDTech Innovation Hub

2 days ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

PlayVS will integrate Generation Esports and Playfly College Esports into its leading amateur esports platform, creating a single platform for elementary, middle, high school, and college programs. With more than 900 colleges and 5,500 K-12 schools now on PlayVS, the platform claims to have the largest and most connected network in scholastic and collegiate esports. PlayVS says its expanded offering will help students develop critical STEM skills, preparing them for future careers.

2 days ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

Delivered by the University of Edinburgh, the six-month program has widened its selection process for 2025, aiming to encourage applications from a broader range of scaleups. The program, delivered by the University of Edinburgh’s Innovation Hub for Data Science and AI, the Bayes Centre, in collaboration with Edinburgh Innovations, will include monthly in-person workshops, online activities and two trips to London.

2 days ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

Saras AI Institute’s new ‘Powers of AI’ course aims to make AI more accessible by teaching the fundamentals of AI in eight weeks through a combination of weekly live Zoom sessions, dedicated coaching, and self-paced assignments. The course curriculum is hands-on and project-based, with a focus on building a real-world understanding of how AI is shaping industries including: machine learning, generative AI, prompt engineering, and deep learning.

2 days ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

Available immediately to all YuJa, Inc customers, the Accessibility Products Marketplace will allow organizations to view the accessibility products they currently use while also exploring additional solutions that could enhance their digital accessibility initiatives. Institutions will be able to mix and match tools to create a customized accessibility ecosystem addressing their specific needs and challenges.

2 days ago | edtechinnovationhub.com | Rachel Lawler

Docebo’s FedRAMP Moderate ATO confirms its platform meets the security controls required for use by federal agencies in mission critical learning platforms in the US. FedRAMP standardizes security assessments, authorization and continuous monitoring for cloud services across the US federal government. Being listed on the platform means Canadian company Docebo has successfully complied with rigorous security controls.