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We live among constant peaks of dopamine offered by new technologies, to the point where we have normalized and trivialized concepts such as being hooked on something: a series, a video game, the cell phone…

There is a lot of ignorance about what it means to suffer from Autism Spectrum Disorder despite the fact that it is estimated that around 1 in 100 people in Spain have this condition.

Since it was founded in 2015, Open Arms has rescued nearly 70,000 people, so today we have the great pleasure of inviting Ángeles Schjaer, coordinator of the Education Department of Open Arms to Generación EDTECH. We will embark on the journey of a person who makes this journey and we will learn about her approach on how education can be the engine of social change.
Now, yes, we are starting a new season of Generation EdTech.

Gradually, mental health is ceasing to be a taboo subject and is beginning to be visible in a society that is increasingly demanding measures against what may be one of the pandemics of this century.

The world of programming is changing fast, very fast, and even more so now that new artificial intelligence tools are coming to make the job of… well, all of us, easier.

Today at Generación EdTech we moved to the Ciudad Deportiva de Maracena (Granada) to chat with the players and coach of the Maracena Women’s Indoor Soccer team: Marta Aguilera, Aida Cano and Iván Márquez.

It is no coincidence that three technology companies have organized themselves to lead a round table on innovation, but this R+D+i associated with technology, but rather with innovation with people.

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