In an effort to tap into new ways of helping teachers engage students, AT&T has announced plans to implement the development of education-centric apps and is planning a “hackathon” to help identify the smartest apps.
CNET News has reported that through its AT&T Foundry, a set of innovation centers where AT&T and technology providers team with developers to work on the latest applications and services, the company will invest $250 million over the next five years to bring social media and gaming to the learning process.
Read more about how AT&T is joining a growing list of companies investing in education in order to help prepare the future workforce.
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