PLDT and Smart are reaffirming their commitment to inclusive education by supporting the integration of AI into the Central Visayan Institute Foundation–Dynamic Learning Program.

After weeks of hard work and tough competition, the top 25 teams—now called the ‘Giga 25’ – are getting ready to present their minimum viable product at this season’s Innovation Generation (InnoGen) ‘Demo Day’. These standout groups were chosen from 96 original teams in the PLDT Group’s innovation and grant program.

PLDT and Smart supported WVSU's development and launching of "Tuon Ta" (Let’s Learn), an innovative app designed to preserve and promote the Hiligaynon language.

PLDT and wireless arm Smart have delivered their innovative learning package School-in-a-Bag to Apo Elementary School in Apo Island, Negros Oriental, one of the Philippines’ last mile schools.

PLDT and Smart welcomed almost a hundred teams that have qualified for the Innovation Generation 4.0 (InnoGen 4). Launched with the National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA), the fourth season is anchored on the theme “Innovation for All” which aims to empower persons with disabilities.

PLDT and its wireless subsidiary Smart recently hosted engineering students from BPSU at the PLDT and Smart Technolab in Makati City, strengthening the partnership between the organizations under the Smart Wireless Engineering Education Program (SWEEP).

PLDT and its wireless arm Smart Communications Inc. recently welcomed a delegation from the Institute of Electronics Engineers of the Philippines NCR Northeast to the PLDT-Smart Technolab, furthering the Group's goal to tighten industry linkages through technology leadership and expertise exchange.

Launched in support of National Teachers’ Month, PLDT and Smart’s "AI Basics: A Smart Start Talk" offers hands-on training on useful AI-powered applications that can help teachers create more engaging classroom experiences for learners.

PLDT and its wireless unit Smart Communications Inc. boost learning delivery platforms of elementary schools in Metro Manila and southern Luzon, in support of Brigada Eskwela activities led by Mpower, Meralco's local retail electricity supplier.