EdTech news on March 9, 2026

1. 0100:49 UTC

   Programming course at UPSA uses project-centred model, report says

   2 outlets · first: modernghana.com Ai in education

   Machine summary A Programming course for Level 300 BSc Information Technology students at the University of Professional Studies, Accra in the first semester of the 2025/2026 academic year was organised around a project-centred instructional model, according to a report.

   Reported by modernghana.com and ghanamma.com.

   • University of Professional Studies, Accra

   Full coverage: every report, when each was published, and who was named (2 outlets)

2. 0206:45 UTC

   Virtualware secures €800K contract extension with ADIF

   2 outlets · first: manilatimes.net Industry

   Machine summary Virtualware secured an €800,000 contract extension with ADIF to enhance its railway VR training solution, according to reports.

   1. Virtualware secured an €800,000 contract extension with ADIF.
   2. The contract extension is to enhance Virtualware's railway VR training solution.

   Reported by manilatimes.net and itnewsonline.com.

   • Virtualware
   • ADIF

3. 0309:00 UTC

   SCMS Bengaluru enhances BBA curriculum

   2 outlets · first: Aninews Industry

   Machine summary Aninews.in reports that SCMS Bengaluru's BBA programme strengthens routes to corporate careers and premium MBA options.

   Reported by Aninews and bignewsnetwork.com (Big News Network).

   • SCMS Bengaluru
   • BBA Programme

4. 0423:45 UTC

   Coverage recorddailybreeze.com: “Survey reveals almost 50% of California teachers may quit teaching soon”

   2 outlets · first: Daily Breeze Industry

   Reports ran from 23:45 UTC on Mar 9 to 12:00 UTC on Mar 10.

   The outlets that reported this event are listed with links to their reports; no summary of ours passed our automated checks for it, which says nothing about the event (how they work).

   Reported by Daily Breeze and latimes.com.

   • California

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