Bi-Bright, Mastervision brand in the North-American market, was invited by Intel to participate at ITU Telecom World, which will take place in Bangkok, from 19th of November to 22nd of November.
ITU Telecom World 2013 is the platform for high-level debate, innovation showcasing and networking for the global ICT community. It is the one conversation that matters, with the people that matter, with the power to make a real difference in the world.
The objective of Bi-Bright’s participation in the event is to present Global Educational Solutions together with its strategic partners – Intel and JP Inspiring.

Bi-Bright, Mastervision brand in the North-American market, participated at Innovation Africa 2013, which took place in Botswana, from 15th October to 17th October.
This was a working event, communications, science, research and vocational skills with 365 attendees from 37 countries around the world.
During this event, focused on education, the Minister of Education & Skills Development of Botswana, Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi, said that is critical that we educate the next generation of teachers to be able to teach ICT skills.

Bi-Bright, Mastervision brand in the North-American market, has a leading role in terms of promoting ICT in training and education areas.
With its participation from the very beginning of E-xample consortium, Bi-Bright has demonstrated its ability in developing solutions that improve the effectiveness and experience of the teaching environment, arguing that the school is and should be a center of excellence and skills.

E-xample offers an integrated solution of digital school, already implemented and validated in Portugal, proposing to share this experience with other countries that have the same intention, joining the knowledge, products and services of 26 Portuguese companies in the areas of learning and educational technologies.

Bi-Bright, Mastervision brand in the North-American market, participated in the first anniversary of the Global Education First Initiative, which took place in New York City, on 25th of September.

Bi-Bright´s participation in this event aimed to strengthen its focus on introducing tools and pedagogical tools to improve productivity, quality of care and education, inside and outside the classroom.

The event brought together governments, youth, activists, education leaders, and artists at the UN Headquarters on 25 September. The event was convened by the GEFI Secretariat and UNESCO and moderated by UN Special Envoy for Global Education, Gordon Brown.

During the event, global leaders stress the need for more leadership and better coordination of funds to deliver on the global education promise, because although progress has been made to achieve global education goals, 57 million children remain out of school and 250 million children can´t read or write even while attending school.

In a video message to mark the anniversary, UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, said that “Our efforts are bearing fruit. Education is regaining its rightful place on the global agenda... But we must do more – much more. Educating the poorest and most marginalized children will require bold political leadership and increased financial commitment”.