The Equitable Education Fund (EEF) on Wednesday launched a new version of its Information System for Equitable Education management software to reduce inequality among students in the kingdom. He said companies who want to help reduce inequality in the education sector could use the software, access EEF's big data system and provide support. Woralak Kongdenfha, a lead developer of iSEE, said the software would enable the government and companies to see how many poor students need help. "We can use all of these data to allocate resources and reduce education inequality properly," she added. The money will be used as remedial measures, with 750,000 students -- 700,000 in the education system, and 50,000 outside -- expected to benefit.

Source: Bangkok Post July 29, 2020 21:00 UTC