EdTech Alley
19 October 2023
Hybrid: HaymarketHQ in Sydney CBD or Online
AI Impacting Education
As a partnership between Study NSW and EduGrowth, EdTech Alley aims to amplify the EdTech ecosystem in NSW, which is currently home to more than 275 EdTech companies and is growing every year.
Whether you’re an EdTech entrepreneur, educator, or government representative, join us for a day of thought-provoking discussions, networking opportunities, and showcase of innovative EdTech companies changing the face of education.
EdTech Alley: Building First-Class Humans or Second-Class Robots?
1.30 – 4.30pm
For decades we’ve been debating the future of education and searching for the next great panacea. Our education systems have seemed to lurch from one great intervention to the next for a long time. Now the robots are here!
Is AI going to enfranchise or disenfranchise our educators and our students over the next decade?
If you’re an educator, EdTech leader or Government representative, come along to hear from leading NSW education thinkers as we discuss, debate and deliberate on the future education in a technology enabled world. We’ll meet the educators, policy makers and entrepreneurs building the systems that will drive the sector for a long time to come, or maybe not!
Education in an AI World
Education is the key to transforming lives. Learners across the globe engage in education to define their future. So if the future is unknown, how can we build the education sector that will prepare students for this future.
- What role will technology play in the education sector of the future?
- Will emerging AI tools change the social licence between educator, learner and society?
- What role do we need educators to play in shaping the society, through their students, of the future?
Digital Transformation in Internationl Education
The international student of tomorrow might be on campus, they might be online or they might even change location over time in multiple countries and different modalities.
How will technology support students in far-flung parts of the globe? What technologies provide the wrap-around services 24x7? Will humans still be at the centre of this education model, or will the robots be engaging other robots?
Cherie Diaz
Executive Director
Western Sydney University
Ray Fleming
CEO & Co-Founder
EducateGPT
Emily Oquist
Director
University of Technology Sydney
Jack Goodman
Executive Chair
Studiosity
Come Meet These Innovative NSW EdTech Companies
EdTech Alley: Connect
5.30 – 8.00pm
Are you an EdTech entrepreneur, educator interested in tech innovation or an EdTech stakeholder? Then come along and join us for an evening of connection and thought-provoking discussions over drinks and delicious canapés.
We’re delighted to partner with Haymarket HQ for this fantastic event where you’ll have the opportunity to meet with 6 companies about their innovative solutions, connect with the EdTech community and learn more about the growing EdTech sector.
Partners
Study NSW works closely with education providers, industry, and government to ensure that international students have access to high-quality education and a safe and enjoyable study experience. They offer a range of services such as information and advice on studying and living in NSW, support for students experiencing difficulties, and opportunities to connect with other students and industry professionals. With a commitment to promoting diversity, cultural exchange, and global citizenship, Study NSW is an invaluable resource for international students studying in New South Wales.
Haymarket HQ is a go-to-market accelerator that helps founders to access revenue and capital in new growth markets. We do this via strategic support, targeted introductions and programs. We have partnered with more than a dozen government agencies within Australia and globally to deliver our systematic approach to launch 800+ companies into new markets in Australia, across Southeast Asia and beyond.
