CTO, Greg Montgomery, shared the development of MiniMonos, an online learning world for children 8 years+ . He offered insights into lessons learned, finding the right markets, and managing a digital business from New Zealand.

Chair of the NZ Game Developers Association (NZGDA), Stephen Knightly painted a picture of what’s happening now here in New Zealand and the future trends in serious games and digital learning internationally.

Richard Wyles, CEO of Totaralms, shared his experiences in rolling out EdTech products and services into over 29 countries, and the process involved in forming critical relationships and networks along the way.

Leading education researchers, Dr Garry Falloon & Rachel Bolstad, shared their recent research, unpack how students feel about a range of learning-based apps, and discussed how researchers can share knowledge with those working in Edtech.

Gabriel Smith and James Fitzsimons unpacked the journey so far for their examination and assessment company Avancert, and shared their ‘where to from here’ next steps.

Core Education’s Director of Development, Nick Billowes, explored how new technologies are being used in teacher practice and professional development in international education and school settings.

Andreas Düenser shared Hitlab NZ’s story as a worldclass leader in areas such as emerging technologies, augmented reality (AR), next generation video conferencing, immersive visualization and human-robot interaction.

In this breakout, a panel of experts discussed ways to access the skills and funding you need to do business offshore.

In this last session of the conference, our keynote speakers come back together to reflect on the conversations they have heard throughout the day, and to discuss what next ideas.

Please stay on in the Oceania Room to enjoy end of day refreshments and to continue the networking opportunities forged through the eT4e conference.