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As New York is preparing to host the global education innovation festival that is ny edtech week, down the road in Philadelphia the likes of Google, Microsoft, IBM, Harvard, Wharton & education innovators from all over the world gathered for the ‘Reimagine Education’ conference, including our own mover and shaker, Patrick Brothers! Patrick shared the view (almost!) from the front row. A recent panellist at the AFR Higher Education Summit and fresh off the stage at the ‘Incubators and Accelerators’ session in at Reimagine Education, Patrick shared the very latest innovations and insights on the education landscape and gives a view over the education horizon.

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NAVITAS VENTURES
WE SCALE IDEAS AND GROW TEAMS THAT
UNLEASH HUMAN POTENTIAL AND
TRANSFORM THE WAY THE WORLD LEARNS

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WE ARE SHARING OUR INSIGHTS AND BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS
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NY ED-TECH WEEK
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99th Annual Conference
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AUSTRALIA’S NATIONAL ACCELERATOR FOR EDUCATION STARTUPS & EDTECH
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BACKSTAGE PASS
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o Decades long pendulum. Are we seeing a swing?
o Past two decades, focus on traditional. Now we are focused
on Deep, Project Based and Personalised Learning
o Technology as a platform, for collaboration, analytics
o Talented teachers must be at the centre…. but model won’t
scale.
o Polarised Distribution. Conservative, teacher centric – “don’t
be so naïve” versus progressive, technology/student centric =
“you are protectionist”

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OUR GOAL
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o Develop the next generation of international education
o Drive maximum connectivity and collaboration for mutual benefit
o Economic and job growth for Australia
o A single, united voice driving the agenda with government and industry.
o Enhancement of Australia’s reputation as a leading education provider
o A central place for the edu-tech industry to be, to meet and work together in the capital
cities, regional and offshore hubs.
o Increased education quality, student engagement and improved student outcomes.
AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION DRIVING
100 MILLION LEARNERS

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WHAT IF EVERY HIGHER ED INSTITUTION HAD A UX TEAM?
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EXPECTATIONS INTERACTIONSKNOWTHE USER

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5 MAJOR TRENDS DRIVING ED-TECH
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DIGITISATION
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We are employing cutting edge ‘big-data’ and ‘AI’ in-house to
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1. This image cannot currently be displayed. www.navitasventures.com NAVITAS VENTURES WE SCALE IDEAS AND GROW TEAMS THAT UNLEASH HUMAN POTENTIAL AND TRANSFORM THE WAY THE WORLD LEARNS

2. www.navitasventures.com WE ARE SHARING OUR INSIGHTS AND BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS 22 Nov 2016 Evolution or Revolution AFR Higher Ed Conference 19-21 Dec 2016 NY ED-TECH WEEK NY Ed-TECHWEEK / NYU 29 Nov 2016 ANNUAL INT ED CONF WA InternationalEd / ACPET 8 Dec 2016 Consectetur met adipiscing elit. Aenean ac elit a felis pharetra Met adipiscing. Nam tincidunt Consectetur Reimagine Education Wharton / UPenn 2017 Education & Innovation Stream B20 Education & Employment Task Force 11-14 Mar 2017 99th Annual Conference American Council on Education 4 May 2017 Annual Conference ASU-GSV 1-2 Mar 2017 Consectetur met adipiscing elit. Aenean ac elit a felis pharetra Met adipiscing. Nam tincidunt Consectetur Annual Conference Universities Australia

3. www.navitasventures.com AUSTRALIA’S NATIONAL ACCELERATOR FOR EDUCATION STARTUPS & EDTECH 3

4. www.navitasventures.com BACKSTAGE PASS 4 o Decades long pendulum. Are we seeing a swing? o Past two decades, focus on traditional. Now we are focused on Deep, Project Based and Personalised Learning o Technology as a platform, for collaboration, analytics o Talented teachers must be at the centre…. but model won’t scale. o Polarised Distribution. Conservative, teacher centric – “don’t be so naïve” versus progressive, technology/student centric = “you are protectionist”

5. www.navitasventures.com OUR GOAL 5 o Develop the next generation of international education o Drive maximum connectivity and collaboration for mutual benefit o Economic and job growth for Australia o A single, united voice driving the agenda with government and industry. o Enhancement of Australia’s reputation as a leading education provider o A central place for the edu-tech industry to be, to meet and work together in the capital cities, regional and offshore hubs. o Increased education quality, student engagement and improved student outcomes. AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION DRIVING 100 MILLION LEARNERS

6. www.navitasventures.com WHAT IF EVERY HIGHER ED INSTITUTION HAD A UX TEAM? 6 EXPECTATIONS INTERACTIONSKNOWTHE USER

7. www.navitasventures.com 7

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