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Education is changing! That’s a simple statement which hides the real driver: innovation of education for students, learners, educators, institutions, employers and economies - globally. Around the world there are thousands of education conferences and summits. ...
On the Innovation Stage at EduTECH, our panel discussed the future of higher education learning and what that means for the traditional university campus. Wes Sonnenreich of Practera, Grainne Oates of Quitch, Glenn Campbell of DeakinCo. and Dror Ben-Naim of Smart...
Soft skills from employees and great cultures set by employers, are the future of the workplace as we enter the Fourth Industrial Revolution, so says the Future of Work Panel at EduTECH Sydney. After a keynote address by Sophie Lanyon, Manager Professional Practice...
Investors are looking for EdTech innovations with a defined purpose, and a goal set on improving the education of students according to EduGrowth’s panel at EduTECH Sydney. Tim Praill, Head of Navitas Ventures & General Manager Strategy & Transformation at...
There’s more to what goes on in a classroom than is shown through standardised testing, but can technological innovations give both teachers and parents a more holistic view of a child’s progress? On the EduGrowth Innovation Stage at EduTECH Sydney Dr Sandy...
By 2030, the largest company on the internet is going to be an education based company that we haven’t heard of yet. Tim Praill cited futurist Thomas Frey at his recent keynote during the EduTECH conference and expo in Sydney. Tim Praill, Head of Navitas Ventures...