Digital Learning

Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2027 open for entries

Applications are now open for the 2027 Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition. Secondary school students from every county across…

1 week ago

CeADAR launch new course to help professionals use generative AI effectively

CeADAR, Ireland’s Centre for Applied AI, has launched a new course to help professionals develop practical prompt engineering skills for…

3 weeks ago

Upskill with NCI’s subsidised Microcredentials in AI and Digital Technologies

Join Dr Anu Sahni and Victor del Rosal in an online webinar to discuss new Microcredentials in Artificial Intelligence and…

1 month ago

Shocking landscape for women in senior tech roles in Ireland must change fast, says senior industry leader

Ireland must do more to bridge Europe's biggest gender gap in advanced digital skills and help women shatter this ‘shocking’…

2 months ago

Ulster University Class of 2026: From Kerala, India to Belfast: Computing Science graduate leaves a legacy of inclusion at Ulster University

When Harsha Koorimannil Valiyamannil made the decision to leave her home in Kerala, southern India, and move to Belfast to study Computing…

2 months ago

Rethink Ireland & Deloitte launch €1.5m fund to help marginalised communities prepare for the future of work

Rethink Ireland has launched the new €1.5 million Skills for Tomorrow Fund in collaboration with Deloitte Ireland and the Department…

3 months ago

Major laptop investment strengthens digital learning in Longford primary schools

Longford County Council is proud to announce that 92% of primary schools participating in STEM-related activities across the county have…

4 months ago

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