Digical Education

Senan Khawaja is Co-founder and CEO of Kollegio.ai, which seeks to use AI ethically to create accessibility and opportunity for millions of students globally to a transformative college education.

"Leadership is about caring" is the starting point of this conversation with Matt Kirchner, as we discuss TechEd, Innovation in Education, and how AI might impact our work. Matt is the President of ATS, Lab Midwest, and Mission Learning Systems. He is also the host of the TechEd podcast.

Brendan Hoyle is the Director of Arts and Innovation at Norfolk Collegiate, and he recently wrote a great article, "Rebranding Teaching," which serves as a guide for our conversation.

I met Stewart recently and read his book Learning to Dance in the Darkness about what seems to be a relentless journey through 20 years of tragedy and challenges. In this conversation, we talk about his discoveries about growing resilience, remaining hopeful, and how to invite others (even children and our students) into the journey with us.
Check out his website and podcast at Resilient Souls.

Ben Wellbourn is the CEO of Schola, an organization that supports the growth of schools. Ben is an innovator in education and someone I love learning from.

I had the opportunity to converse with AI George Washington through Humy, an AI-powered platform that allows students and teachers to interact with nearly 2,000 historical characters.
This is a conversation with Stas Shakirov who is co-founder and CEO.

Jacob Kantor, the DODO of JK K12, cohosted a conversation with me prior to The AI Show at ASU-GSV, which included Fran Rosenberg and Michel Faliski. So we thought we'd discuss what we are discovering about AI, EdTech, and growth in this space as we seek better outcomes for students.

Jaime Bissa is the Director of the Center for Learning and Innovative Pedagogy at Baptist Health Sciences University in Memphis and a founding member of the Human Intelligence Movement.
In this conversation we discuss AI, innovation, and pedagogy as we rethink together what learning could look like.

I met Dr. Nina Shah on an MMRF trek through Iceland with myeloma patients, caregivers, doctors, and researchers. She shortly after became my doctor while I did an experimental CarT trial and through the process became a friend. She is currently Global Head of Multiple Myeloma Clinical Development and Strategy at Astrazeneca where she seeks better treatments and ultimately a cure for myeloma patients like me.
I hope you enjoy this conversation about innovation and leadership.

The AI Show at ASU-GSV is next week, and I had the opportunity to talk with the co-founder, Fran Rosenberg, and the assistant VP of the AI Show Program, Michel Faliski, about the event's genesis and how to make the most of it.
Jacob Kantor, my friend and friend to everyone, joined in for this conversation!
Hope to see you in San Diego on April 5-7.