Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
According to Sarzah Yeasmin, if AI driven platforms are given free range to define education in Bangladesh in ways that fit their financially driven needs, classrooms risk becoming data farms. But if governments, teachers, communities and students can find ways to use AI to benefit their learning outcomes — rather than helping them do their homework as fast as possible —, education technologies can become a tool to help drive equity and imagination.
Would you like to learn more about the impact of #educationtech in Bangladesh? You can also watch Yeasmin's entire presentation on our YouTube channel.
#Bengal #bengali #colonialism #imperialism #globalsouth #capitalism #academicresearch
According to Sarzah Yeasmin, if AI driven platforms are given free range to define education in Bangladesh in ways that fit their financially driven needs, classrooms risk becoming data farms. But if governments, teachers, communities and students can find ways to use AI to benefit their learning outcomes — rather than helping them do their homework as fast as possible —, education technologies can become a tool to help drive equity and imagination.
Would you like to learn more about the impact of #educationtech in Bangladesh? You can also watch Yeasmin's entire presentation on our YouTube channel.
#Bengal #bengali #colonialism #imperialism #globalsouth #capitalism #academicresearch










