We are thrilled to launch our live series, “Where Do We Go From Here?”! These engaging roundtable discussions will feature thought leaders and their diverse perspectives on industry hot topics. We will not only hear their insights, but our audience will also be able to share ideas, ask thoughtful questions, and we will all reach a better understanding of where the future is heading for mainstream industries.
This live focuses on the future of education. How is technology influencing the next generation of learners? Who are the key players in educational trends? How can we improve the emotional well-being of students in a post-pandemic world? We will dive into these exciting topics and more!
Join us as we sit down with educational experts Alex Sarlin, Jack Little, and Danu Poyner.
Alex Sarlin is a Senior Advisor for Product at Cambiar Education and founder of Edtech Insiders, a leading education technology podcast and newsletter. He has over a decade of experience in product management and learning design at leading educational technology initiatives: Coursera, 2U, Scholastic, Skillshare, Credly, Meta, Knewton and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative.
Jack Little is a British-Mexican school administrator based in Bogotá, Colombia. He is passionate about using data to improve the learning experience of his Primary School aged students. He is the author of two collections of poetry, the latest being Slow Leaving, and he is the founding editor of The Ofi Press, publishing poetry from Mexico and around the world since 2010. His claim to fame is having represented Mexico internationally in cricket.
Danu Poyner hosts the Still Curious Podcast and is the founder of Grokkist, the community for people with too many interests who are still deciding what they want to be when they grow up. Despite never letting school interfere with his education, Danu has nevertheless acquired two social science degrees, an executive MBA and 12+ years’ experience in higher education, research management and academic performance. Danu is based in Auckland, New Zealand.