A Call for Collaboration in Education with Seth Andrew

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United States Games for Change
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How do we design software for the future that is designed with students as opposed to for students? Seth Andrew, founder of Revolutionary Education Ventures, discusses how technology companies and startups need to incorporate disenfranchised voices into their work and design. Learn about how these systematic biases suppress the development of the technological world, and what we can do to change the way we see technology.

Speaker:
* Seth Andrew (Founder, Revolutionary Education Ventures)



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