Huge potential for Business Growth Offered by UAE Education Sector

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The UAE is known to get radical changes outfitted with advancement that prompts the improvement of society; this was obvious when the traditional instruction area showed the most recent innovation arrangements this week at the Global Educational Solutions and Suppliers (GESS Dubai) presentation.

The occasion showed a wide scope of arrangements attesting that the UAE is preparing students to confront a more intelligent and better future. The most recent patterns are currently plainly noticeable as savvy screens supplant boards and chalks in the UAE's brilliant class.

Francisco Salcedo, senior vice president at Etisalat Digital, said: "Etisalat is committed to empowering educational institutions offering the latest digital solutions that will help re-imagine what is possible inside the classroom, blending physical and digital realms from Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) to the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), advanced robotics, 3D printing, wearable tech and more."

Etisalat Digital makes an exhaustive biological community of key and pertinent accomplices to convey an oversaw start to finish arrangement, offering a turn-key methodology that tends to every single key component in the computerized training esteem chain with adaptable plans of action. "Our solutions include state of the art devices, learning platforms, high-quality digital content, teacher training, and professional development. By utilising these technologies, we can provide personalised learning to each student, create close integration of pedagogy, content and technology and, ultimately, allow students to learn 21st-century skills such as critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration with the use of robotics, computer programming and sharing tools," added Salcedo.

Ali Shabdaar, business development director - MEA at Zoho Corporation, said: "From primary schools to higher education institutions, grading and evaluating answer sheets is a daunting task for instructors and teaching assistants alike. Even though AI can't completely replace human assessment yet, it can automate most of the fundamental grading processes, freeing up teachers' time and ensuring students receive unbiased grades."

Speaking on "Online Learning: A Case for Flipped Classrooms in the UAE" during the Future Learning session at GESS 2019, Claire Hazenburg, Classroom Technology Teacher, Australian International School, Sharjah, said: "Technology benefits teachers in terms of efficiency. We get contents to students more quickly through technology and it helps students build their capacity through digital literacy. About 80 percent of students are happy with the technology use and 20 percent are reluctant to participate that's might be a challenge for the time being."

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