Not long ago, the tech we use every day seemed like science fiction. But the world moves fast, and keeping up with innovation takes effort. That’s why NGO “Association Noosphere”, in collaboration with the Dnipro branch of the Youth Academy of Sciences and the STEP Computer Academy, is launching Noosphere Ed&Tech—a project designed to immerse high school students in the world of cutting-edge technology. The series kicks off on March 26.
Noosphere Ed&Tech is an educational project offering a series of online lectures aimed at introducing students to the latest technologies, innovations, and the exciting opportunities they bring. It’s also a great chance for tech-minded teens to explore which field they might want to pursue in the future.
For four weeks, every Wednesday from March 26 to April 16, students can join online lectures and workshops led by experts in artificial intelligence, computer science, and programming. Topics include how AI is used in everyday life, education, and creativity; 3D modeling and printing; and how to build mobile apps. In addition to the lectures, participants can expect hands-on tasks, interactive activities, and even some cool prizes.
The events are open to teens aged 12 to 16.
The first lecture takes place on March 26 at 4:30 PM and will focus on artificial intelligence. Andrii Svitlyi, a teacher at the STEP Computer Academy, will talk about how AI can make life easier—and how students can start using it to their advantage.
Participation is free with prior registration. You can sign up at the link provided. Follow the project page for updates and announcements.
