We’re trying to make machines do things that are repetitive: Microsoft’s Norm Judah
In an interview, Norm Judah, Chief Technology Officer of Worldwide Services, Microsoft, said “The steps taken are positive. According to our recent survey, digital transformation in education revealed that problem solving, collaboration and digital literacy are among the top skills required by students to adapt to future workplaces and for teachers it was about transformation in teaching and learning experiences. Only 31 percent of educators in the K12 schools surveyed in India believe they have the knowledge to make the most of the available technology and require tools to drive personalized teaching, manage online classrooms, content and assignments and collaboration among students on projects.”
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