Ngā Matapakinga | Discussion
Dominic Liechti develops worldwide education strategy at Apple. Before joining Apple he had a direct role in the vision, design, and launch of innovative education products while managing corporate and business strategy for public schools, international schools and startups. With extensive knowledge and experience, it is an honour to have Dominic speak to the Whakatōhenehene / Disruption theme at CORE uLearn19. Read more
Connected Educator NZ has shared a Google doc for Dominic's keynote and you're invited to add your own notes in the table or add your comments below. We'd love to hear from you. For more perspectives on this moving introduction to uLearn19, follow the uLearn19 tweets in Twitter and edSpace.
Please note: If the view below is too difficult to navigate, go straight to the Google doc itself. Please note: To view this doc below in it's entirety, click on the 100% (in the document itself) and scroll down to Fit.
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