Edtech: Estonia’s emerging USP
Estonia invested heavily in computer and network infrastructure on a national scale in 1996 - now, education and edtech in the country is reaping the rewards. Sophie Hogan talks to the people driving Estonian edtech.
Estonia invested heavily in computer and network infrastructure on a national scale in 1996 - now, education and edtech in the country is reaping the rewards. Sophie Hogan talks to the people driving Estonian edtech.
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