"The presentation of the Azure application for the development of artificial intelligence was very interesting.”
“A clear and concise exposition, the trainer was very helpful.”
“Very clear and interesting.”
The students from Puglia, who participated in the educational sessions held by Angelo Gino Varatti, Microsoft Student Partners, were extremely satisfied by the experience and interested in learning more about the topic [see news: eSkills4Change in Puglia].
Further positive comments came from the teachers who coordinated the activities in collaboration with the Fondazione Mondo Digitale. Paola Lisimberti, Professor of Italian and Latin at the Liceo Pape Calamo in Ostuni (Brindisi), tweeted: "Our young men and women found this educational experience absolutely unique.”
Angelo [@Angelus_gi], a Computer Science student at the University of Molise, published a short post on his blog about the experience from the coach’s point of view.
Thanks to eSkills4Change, Microsoft and the Fondazione Mondo Digitale are providing over 10,000 young Italian men and women with digital education opportunities, with a particular focus on women and southern Italy.
