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If you want to order a juicy, high-quality steak made in Bulgaria, not one imported from Argentina and frozen and thawed countless times, the meat has to come from a

When Sugata Mitra won the TED Prize and worldwide fame for his speech on schools in the cloud in 2013, he wasn’t thinking about building skyscraper schools, nor were his

What happens when schoolteachers and principals communicate and cooperate? How does the learning process change when it starts to focus on the learner? In what ways will technology improve communication

Marin Rusev (1864–1935) was a Bulgarian physician and a public figure who significantly contributed to the development of the medical field in Bulgaria. His long career included chairmanship of Bulgaria’s

Much time has passed since coding was a software developer’s prerogative. What is coding? In lay terms, coding is getting a machine to do something—move in space, turn on the

Dimo Chanev got his first job offer in high school after impressing his future employer with his programming skills, acquired at Telerik Academy. Technology stopped being just a means of

Most tourists visiting Koprivshtitsa, a town of beautiful traditional houses in the Sredna Gora mountains, pause at a certain bridge. Small and humpbacked, it does not look that important. And

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) approved the inclusion of the Bishop’s Basilica and the Roman mosaic heritage of Philippopolis on Bulgaria’s Tentative List of significant cultural

From Indian circuses and child runaways to Sarah Jessica Parker and Johnny Depp – Mary Ellen Mark trained her camera on the rich and famous just as often as she