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Students from Coimbra create an "assistant" that helps teachers in their daily lives

Notícias de Coimbra14 September 2026 at 17:14

Students from the School of Education of the Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra created an "assistant" designed to help teachers with their daily tasks. The project was developed by students from ESEC-IPC and aims to facilitate the work of teachers.

The students will present their creation at the national final of the 12th edition of a contest, although the specific name of the competition is not mentioned in the article. The assistant was developed to meet the daily needs of teachers.

The creation represents a technological solution developed within an academic context, demonstrating how students from the Coimbra institution apply their knowledge to solve practical problems faced by education professionals.

Why this matters

Local students from Coimbra developed a technological solution with the potential to be adopted by schools in the region, directly affecting teachers and the educational community. The project represents a practical application of student innovation that can have an impact on local and national education.

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