Through IFEES, ISTEC is helping coordinate the world's engineers; with its global sibling - SPEED - ISTEC is encouraging all engineering students to join its innovative endeavor
Austin, Texas -- (EWORLDWIRE) — The Ibero-American Science & Technology Education Consortium (ISTEC) announced on Tuesday, February 1st that it has created the ISTEC Student Channel to facilitate a global relationship dynamic and to innovate curricula among all students of the world. Driven by eDoorways' PowerChannel technology, the Student Channel will be essential in providing equal opportunity education, development, and scholarships to students specializing in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. With this action ISTEC is bringing together the brightest students and faculty from around the world to ensure their counterparts have equal access to information and resources to provide opportunities and advancements in the science fields.
Enter the engineering students of the world. An integral component of the Student Channel is ISTEC’s collaborative affiliate,the Student Platform for Engineering Education Development (SPEED). SPEED is the world's first and only global organization of engineering students, advancing engineering education by providing a platform for global communication among students and other stakeholders.
SPEED's members come from virtually every developed nation and many emerging countries. ISTEC is collaborating with SPEED members to share resources. The goal - give the world's future engineers and scientists every opportunity available to innovate via scholarships, student contests, incentivized creativity initiatives, and interactions with some of the most respected members of the field of science.
The creation of a global Student Channel and introduction of the world's engineering students into the creative mix is a significant development for ISTEC. For eDoorways International Corporation (EDWY.pk) the implications may also loom large. SPEED students will be joining others from Latin America and around the world to collaborate using an emerging global innovation platform operated with eDoorways technology.
“We invite SPEED members to share the international innovation platform,” stated Gary Kimmons, CEO of eDoorways International Corporation, “Young engineers are some of our greatest innovators. It's exciting to contemplate the potential power of their contribution."
ISTEC is encouraging SPEED's engineering students to use it's new Student Channel to identify collaborative opportunities,present papers on specific topics, advance curricula, facilitate the exchange of scientific and technical ideas among students, staff and researchers,develop e-content, and for many other beneficial activities. Using eDoorways PowerKeys, SPEED members will connect on an unlimited number of topics and issues relevant to their personal interest and expertise.
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