Technology, Education, and Innovation

Drastic climate action is needed in the face of a reality where fossil fuel dependence and climate change is threatening human health and survival.

Would it not be greatly beneficial in the long term if Caribbean nations strove to fully modernize their education systems towards a more ICT friendly direction?

A 22-year old young man’s dream of transforming the agriculture sector within the city of San Juan, Puerto Rico is becoming a reality, as Jose A. Molinelli Gonzalez recently won an investment grant of 7,500 euros from Youth Time International Movement in Paris, France for a project in which he hopes to introduce urban farming within an old building in his city using hydroponic systems.

Never before has a Trinidadian novel made a single artist the sole focus of its literary illustration. So how appropriate is it that Lord Kitchener is the first to have such an honour.

These five Caribbean denizens of the internet have redefined the way the region sees itself online.

While this was not meant to be an in-depth study, it does go to show that oftentimes you can learn a lot about relationships among your own circle of friends and during those treasured lunchtime conversations. How do you think education impacts your choices in relationships?

Recent events have shone somewhat of a spotlight on the development of e-learning. Forced to either stay indoors or avoid group contact, COVID-19 saw classrooms move to the digital realm for a time across...

“Chalk and talk” must be allowed to sink into the waters of the past and a more integrated facilitation method must be promoted in the classroom.

It’s no secret that healthcare in Trinidad and Tobago, and by extension, the wider Caribbean, isn’t what it should be. Lack of personnel, equipment, medicine and even modern facilities are frequently cited gripes aired...

Can everyone be a Digital Age entrepreneur? In a nation where dependence on mineral resources is no longer possible due to changing economic...Read more...