Edtech
Inside Showslide’s new Faculty Partner Program There is a precise moment that every university lecturer knows by heart, you are mid-slide, mid-thought and mid-sentence when you glance up at the room. Some students are locked in, while many others are somewhere else entirely. Their phones are face-up on their desks, or their laptops are open to a browser tab that has absolutely nothing to do with your course material. This is happening because the traditional, one-way lecture format gives th…
There is a particular kind of friction that accumulates slowly in remote work, the kind that never quite makes it onto a retrospective board because it feels too small to name. You don't lose a deal over it. No incident report gets filed. But it shows up, meeting after meeting, in the tiny hesitations, the apologetic messages, the "can you just share your screen instead?" workarounds that everyone accepts as normal without ever questioning whether they should. For us, it showed up in three spec…
When we talk about AI, the future seems even less clear. But here's the hard truth: you don't have to know exactly what the future holds to understand that some people will handle it better than others. On one hand, AI promises new ideas that will change everything. On the other, it opens up ethical problems and job crises. So, who will be in charge of this future run by AI? In this article, we will explore the various roles people can take on in the AI-driven future. From the pioneers w…
In the age of rapid technological advancements, the fear of automation and artificial intelligence (AI) replacing human jobs has become a prevalent concern. However, not all professions are at risk of being taken over by machines. There are certain jobs that require a unique combination of skills, decision-making capabilities, and human touch that AI simply cannot replicate. In this comprehensive article, we will explore a variety of industries and roles that are unlikely to be replaced by A…
