This post resonated deeply. We need more mentorship programs that connect Black youth with 4iR opportunities early on.
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People of African Descent Should Not Shy Away from 4iR
There was a post in a WhatsApp with a link to this amazing platform. I think the conversation was whether people of African descent should shy away from the Fourth Industrial Revolution or be at the forefront of it. I person believe that people of African descent should jump in and take a leading role as the stakes are high if they don't. These are just my layman thoughts.
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Thanks for engaging, Ann. I’m working on a toolkit for educators to introduce 4iR concepts in culturally relevant ways.
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I shared this post with my robotics club. It sparked a great conversation about ownership vs. participation in tech.
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Let me further add Kevin i'd be interested to learn more about this kit you are developing once you're able to discuss it. It sounds exciting.
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Thanks for engaging Mikie, I'd be only too pleased to share with you my results once I've made further progress.
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As someone who knows very little of what this 4iR actually is other than it supposed to affect our lives going forward, for that reason I think it's important to know about it. I am pleased I registered on this platform even as a non Tech person, hopefully I'll learn from others.
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