Comcast partners with Cobbs Creek Foundation to expand youth education, technology programs
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The ongoing restoration of the historic Cobbs Creek Golf Course in West Philadelphia is getting additional support through a new partnership with Comcast. The company has joined the Cobbs Creek Foundation as a founding partner, with plans to bring new technology and educational resources to the 350-acre campus, including an artificial intelligence curriculum for Philadelphia students . The partnership, announced Wednesday, will also support the redevelopment of the golf course and provide technology for several facilities on the property. "Cobbs Creek is a terrific example of what can happen when people come together with the ambition to do something special for our great city," Comcast Corporation Chairman Brian Roberts said in a statement. "This project will restore an important part of Philadelphia's history, bring people together through sports, and create opportunities for young people to learn and explore new technologies." One of the main components of the partnership is a new AI curriculum at the Smilow Woodland TGR Learning Lab, developed in collaboration with TGR Foundation. The program will introduce students to AI and emerging technologies through hands-on learning, with a focus on critical thinking, problem-solving and responsible use of the technology. The curriculum is expected to launch as a pilot program in Philadelphia this fall before expanding to TGR...
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