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On Monday, April 29, 2024, the first workshop as part of the Educational Techniques Challenge was launched at the Design Lab at the National eLearning Center, organized in cooperation with the Center of Digital Entrepreneurship (CODE) of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT).
The first workshop included “How to make an investment offer”, which is held as part of the workshops presented by the Challenge, to provide innovative solutions in the field of EdTech and explore the best ways of innovation by helping participating teams transform their pioneering ideas into initial business models in the educational technologies sector. The challenge consists of three main tracks, including:
The challenge of educational technologies is directly related to the development of business models and the principles of creating educational and technical products.
It is worth mentioning that the challenge targets decision makers, those with technical expertise, and those interested in the field of educational technologies. It seeks to help them build effective and innovative work models, facilitate access to stakeholders in the field, and cooperate with specialized mentors in the sector to provide excellent training in related fields.
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