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Send us a textJoin host Alex Sarlin alongside special guest co-hosts Ben Wallerstein and Anna Kimsey Edwards, Co-Founders of Whiteboard Advisors, as they break down:[00:03:00] Trump's AI Executive Order launches cross-agency education task force[00:05:00] 27 states already advancing AI education policy[00:07:00] Workforce EO targets 1M AI-related apprenticeships[00:10:00] Accreditation EO pushes competition and student outcomes[00:14:00] “Beyond Degrees” report urges non-degree pathways[00:21:00] Edtech funding hits record low in Q1 and Q2, says HolonIQ[00:23:00] ESSER cliff and political uncertainty stall school spending[00:28:00] Falling enrollment squeezes K-12 budgets nationwide[00:30:00] Duolingo adds 150 AI-generated cross-language courses[00:30:45] Google Audio Overview now available in 50 languages[00:31:00] Panorama acquires AI writing tool Class Companion, Kollegio raises seed round for AI college advising[00:32:30] Anthropic forecasts AI-only employees within a year[00:36:00] Israel announces national rollout of AI tutors in schoolsPlus, special guests:[00:36:45] Anna Iarotska, CEO & Co-founder of Robo Wunderkind, unveils the first K–5 AI Literacy Curriculum[00:50:55] Julia Dixon, Founder & CEO of ESAI, reflects on her Shark Tank debut and democratizing admissions advising[01:02:00] Tigran Sloyan, Co-Founder & CEO of CodeSignal, shares how TED Talks are becoming interactive learning journeys

In this episode of Week in Edtech, Ben and Alex discuss:1. AIGPT Store Opened.  What does this mean?South Korea's MathGPT Sets a New World Record in Mathematical PerformanceUS Congress Introduces “AI Literacy” Bill2. PreK12As Enrollment Declines, Districts Consider Closing Schools3. K12Skipping School: America's Hidden Education Crisis4. Higher EducationClaudine Gay & Higher Ed's Crisis.  Is it just PR & Politics or is it a deeper issue?The new FAFSA is meant to make applying for college aid easier, but not everyone can access it yet 5.  OtherImmerse Raises $5M, Goes on “The View”Special Guest:Anna Iarotska, Co-founder & CEO at Robo Wunderkind

Рустем Акишбеков приехал в Казахстан, чтобы обновить удостоверение, получить водительские права и заглянуть в гости к nFactorial Podcast! Ещё будучи студентом в Венского университете, Рустем основал Robo Wunderkind и создал робота, который обучает детей программированию. Мы уверены, что вы видели Рустема во всех казахстанских и мировых СМИ с заголовком о рекордных $250 000, собранных на краудфандинговой площадке Kickstarter. Время идёт и Рустем не стоит на месте. Сейчас он активно работает над 25superstars — маркетплейсом, с помощью которого бренды могут соединяться с content-creator'ами.

In this episode, we interviewed Anna Iarotska, Co-Founder and CEO of Robo Wunderkind, an EdTech company that partners with schools to equip educators with what they need to teach STEAM effectively. Their STEAM Hub hosts open & go lessons, playful curricula, and professional development and their robotics kit teaches basic robot assembly to children 5 - 12 years old. Their coding app comes with three intuitive interfaces matching all abilities. Zanichelli Venture is the Italian leading textbook publisher Zanichelli Editore's investment initiative, focusing on early-stage edtech startups. https://www.zanichelliventure.it More from the Sights on EdTech interview series on: https://medium.com/sights-on-edtech Hosted by: Luigi Morino.

Daniel Cronin und Markus Raunig diskutieren diese Woche folgende Themen:

Heute mit diesen Themen: - Uber Files decken massive Lobbyarbeit in Deutschland auf - Startups suchen wieder Mitarbeiter - Auch SoftBank durch Wirecard getäuscht - Kaum Angst vor KI in Deutschland - Robo Wunderkind vor dem Aus - Recht auf Homeoffice in Niederlanden - Instagram und TikTok mit den meisten Power-Usern - Viele Entlassungen bei Fintechs und Krypto-Startups - Übernahme von Deliverr durch Shopify abgeschlossen

Quote: "We develop durable skills because we believe that those skills would stay relevant for decades whereas lots of hard skills might get outdated" #diversity #femaleleaders #leadership #robowunderkind #D&I #gendergap In this episode, Anna Iarotska, the Co-founder & CEO of Robo Wunderkind, talks about her journey of building a global edtech company. She shares her superpower, which constantly helps her in an ever-changing world and market conditions. Anna also speaks about what inspired her to create an ed-tech company and ignited the spark of a female entrepreneur in her. The female leader outlines what she likes the most about generating a product for children, and if there are any differences between crafting a tech product for girls and boys. During the interview, Anna talks about how she managed to combine work on 2 continents with family life, and how she transformed an in-person team into a remote one without losing a sense of belonging to the company. Anna mentions gender diversity in the field of engineering and shares her vision of progress in the industry. She also gives tips to adults who want to upskill or re-skill in the field of technology. Anna ends her speech with the commitment to help other women rise to the top. Anna Iarotska: Anna Iarotska is the Co-founder & CEO at Robo Wunderkind. She is a London School of Economics alumni who helps kids develop a passion for science, technology, engineering and maths and raises the level of digital education in schools. Mahdis Gharaei: Mahdis is the co-founder & co-ceo of the female factor. She's a passionate diversity advocate, business woman and opportunity maker by heart with a particular focus on creating cross-border relationships thanks to her Persian roots. Before starting the female factor she served as one of the youngest general managers of an international airline and had leadership roles at non-profit organisations such as the World Affairs Council, AustrianStartups and Female Founders. About the female factor: The female factor is a global community for the next generation of female leaders, enabling them to get their seat at the table. The brand recently launched Europe's first job platform connecting female job seekers with inclusive companies. About Senate of Economy: As an independent business network, the SENATE OF ECONOMY is a driving force in shaping a sustainable society and a global eco-social market economy. We offer concrete and practice-oriented know-how for entrepreneurs and political decision-makers. Stay in touch with us: www.femalefactor.global LinkedIn Instagram Facebook This podcast is produced by PODLET. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/leaders-talk/message

Sie ist eigentlich emsig dabei, ihr EduTech-Startup Robo Wunderkind in den USA groß zu machen. Doch dieser Tage ist die gebürtige Ukrainerin Anna Iarotska mit etwas anderem beschäftigt: Von Wien aus organisiert sie Spendensammlungen und Lieferungen von medizinischen Geräten für die Kriegsgebiete in der Ukraine. Im Interview rät sie Hilfsbereiten dazu, an diese beiden Organisationen zu spenden, deswegen an dieser Stelle die Hinweise: - Gesellschaft Ukrainischer Jugend in Österreich (IBAN: AT19 2011 1823 5370 5400) - Razom, eine Ukrainisch-amerikanische Menschenrechtsorganisation Im Podcast-Interview spricht Iarotska über: - ihre Initiative und wie sie Medizingeräte über Polen in die Ukraine bringt - die ukrainische Diaspora und ihr Zusammenhalt - die Sinnhaftigkeit der Krypto-Spenden für die ukrainische Regierung - den neuen Helden Volodymyr Zelensky - warum der Widerstand der Ukrainer:innen so groß ist - die digitale Infrastruktur der Ukraine - die Rolle von Telegram, Twitter und Co. im Konflikt - wie sich Startups und Gründer:innen engagieren können - wie man Putin stoppen könnte Wenn dir der Podcast gefallen hat, gibt uns ein paar Sterne und/oder ein Follow auf den Podcast-Plattformen und abonniere unseren Podcast bei: - Spotify - Apple Podcast - Google Podcasts - Amazon Music - Anchor.fm und besuche unsere News-Portale - Trending Topics - Tech & Nature Danke fürs Zuhören!

Anna Iartoska, CEO of Robowunderkind, is building a unique set of tools that enhance the way kids play, learn, and create with tech in school and at home. She and her business have been awarded by many institutions such as Amazon, Education Alliance Finland, EdTech Awards, and many more. Robowunderkind is available in several markets around the globe. In this episode, Anna shares: Experience of shifting from corporate consulting job to edtech start-up Information on DACH (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) market Predictions about the future of the edtech industry How to scale up edtech business

Markus Raunig und Daniel Cronin haben diese Woche Lisa Fassl von Female Founders zu Gast und diskutieren:1. News der Woche: Große Marken starten Facebook Boykott, Indien kickt TikTok, Vielversprechende CRISPR Entwicklungen, EU Förderung für Robo Wunderkind, Ende der Freiheit in Hong Kong2. Deep Dive: Startupland Österreich mit Lisa Fassl,3. Rockstar der Woche: Cornelia Diesenreiter,4. Moonshots & Predictions: Ehrliche Diversität in Vorständen & Aufsichtsräten---Weiterlesen:A Year In, 1st Patient To Get Gene Editing For Sickle Cell Disease Is Thriving (npr.org): https://t1p.de/n7iy What It Will Take to Create the Next Great Silicon Valleys (Marc Andreesen):https://t1p.de/okmq---Musik (Intro/Outro): www.sebastianegger.com

"Robo Wunderkind" bringt Kindern Programmieren bei. In der Krise muss das Unternehmen selbst neue Wege gehen. Welche Schritte jetzt weiterhelfen. Bunte Bauklötze werden bei "Robo Wunderkind" zu funktionierenden Robotern. Das geht sogar so leicht, dass Kinder zwischen fünf und zehn Jahren ihre ersten Roboter bauen und programmieren können. Gründerin Anna Iarotska möchte damit Kindern (und zwar Mädchen und Jungen gleichermaßen) die Interaktion mit Maschinen nahebringen. Corona ist eine Herausforderung. Ein Teil ihrer MitarbeiterInnen ist in Kurzarbeit, den neuen Startup-Fonds werde man sich auf jeden Fall ansehen. Aber gleichzeitig ist die Krise auch eine Chance. "Auf einmal gab es die Turbodigitalisierung der Schulen", sagt sie. Dadurch erhofft sie sich eine größere Sensibilisierung für Zukunftstechnologien. Denn Schulen, die die digitalen Bausteine im Unterricht einsetzen, machen mittlerweile 50 Prozent des Umsatzes von Robo Wunderkind aus. Als Educational Technology Unternehmen ist Robo Wunderkind an der Schnittstelle zwischen Schulen, Eltern und Unternehmen. Für alle ist es derzeit eine Herausforderung. Aber für alle ist eine Krise auch eine Chance sich weiter zu entwickeln. Foto: c) Robo Wunderkind

We’re talking to Anna Iarotska, the CEO and co-founder of Robo Wunderkind, an award-winning edtech company that provides innovative early education solutions which are currently in use in over 200 schools worldwide.The company Robo Wunderkind is based in Vienna, Austria, and they currently sell a couple of robotic kits. These kits include a selection of kid-friendly, easy to connect blocks. The Blocks can easily be connected, they just snap together!Besides having a really compelling edtech solution consisting of the robot hardware and the apps, there are also teaching materials available that help educators to apply this in class.https://kidslab.dev/2019/12/16/robo-wunderkind-with-anna-iarotska/

Robo Wunderkind is a coding and robotics platform for ages 5 to 12 that disguises coding education with endless fun. Both you and your kid can create and recreate your own clever robot toys together using smart building blocks - you are only limited by the imagination. The blocks feature lights, motors, and sensors, all of which respond to the app to bring the toy to life. With three complexity levels, Robo Wunderkind advances in complexity as your child grows, so it is always engaging, educational and fun. So fun, in fact, that kids will not even realize they are learning! As an added bonus, it is compatible with your kid’s LEGO set. Check them out at robowunderkind.com and their kickstarter at: https://kickstarter.com/projects/startrobo/robo-wunderkind-smart-building-blocks-for-young-creators

The Vienna-based hardware startup Robo Wunderkind develops modular programmable robots for young children: with Robo Wunderkind, kids can just snap the modules together in different configurations to build their robotics creations. Once the robot is built, it can be programmed in an app, which uses a graphical drag and drop style programming. No prior coding or even reading knowledge is necessary. Kids will easily create personalized virtual dashboards and control their creations to solve mazes, go on treasure hunts, play music, navigate around obstacles - the possibilities are endless. We discuss the following aspects of Robo Wunderkind: The first robot that kids as young as 5 years old can build and program. Teaches children the basics of coding and robotics. Teaches creativity, problem-solving and critical thinking skills through play.   Kids will grow up understanding the role of technology. 14 different types of building blocks and the commands in the app are categorized by color: the most intuitive way of learning for kids. Essentially, their first product is an educational robot that syncs with intuitive mobile applications to help children understand the basics of programming. Robo Wunderkind was also part of the world’s first and largest hardware accelerator HAX in 2014 and Finalist of TechCrunch Disrupt SF Startup Battlefield in 2015.    

Sie suchen noch nach dem Weihnachtsgeschenk für Ihr (Paten-)Kind? Das Wiener StartUp "Robo Wunderkind" bietet Baukästen für Kinder an, mit denen spielerisch erlernt wird, wie ein Computer-Programm aufgebaut ist. Mit-Gründerin Anna Iarotska im spannenden Talk über künftige Pläne - bald sollen die Baukästen über eine bekannte Plattform für StartUp-Produkte im Web erhältlich sein. Credit: Robo Wunderkind

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Horst JENS, Gregor PRIDUN, Denis K., Bernd SCHLAPSI, Thomas PERL and Derek BREEN speak about Codeweek Africa, free software and other nerd topics. Shownotes: http://internationalopenmagazine.org/2015-10-13-internationalopenpodcast_alpha2.html or http://goo.gl/2Cxn8g