Speakers

Dr. Alisa Wilson is a highly sought-after international speaker and respected educator with over 20 years of experience spanning K-12 and higher education. As an assistant professor, she serves both undergraduate and graduate education students, bringing a wealth of knowledge in teacher development, instructional leadership, and educational innovation. Dr. Wilson’s expertise encompasses mentoring pre-service and

Dr. Jaime Cará Junior has been a counsellor of research in the most prominent university in Latin America (USP), post-graduation professor of didactics, digital product manager, training and development manager, coursebook author and many other inspiring roles in the field of education and e-learning. Jaime is currently a didactics coordinator at Redu Space Services for

Dr. Deborah E. Southern (she/her) is a University of California, Los Angeles Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Education. As a higher education scholar and qualitative researcher, Dr. Southern employs critical theories on racialized organizations and whiteness to study organizational change and how racial justice is possibly facilitated or restrained by organizational mechanisms and

Dr. Nancy Everhart, a senior professor at Florida State University’s School of Information in Tallahassee, Florida, USA, specializes in research on school librarians’ leadership in technology integration. She has received numerous prestigious awards, including the Fulbright Scholar, the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Research Stay for Senior Academics and Scientists, the FSU Exceptional Accomplishments Award,

Dr. Kirsty Williamson, an academic with over twenty-five years of experience in tertiary education, has held numerous educational leadership roles in New Zealand and internationally. Since joining Waipapa Taumata Rau | University of Auckland in 2014, she has taken on several key positions, including Academic Director for Executive and Professional Development, Assistant Dean Academic (Curriculum),

Dr. Michael Goh is a professor of higher education in the department of Organizational Leadership, Policy, and Development and Endowed Campbell Leadership Chair in Education and Human Development in the College of Education and Human Development at the University of Minnesota, USA. He recently served as the university’s vice president for Equity and Diversity, associate

Dr. Gregory Onwodi currently serves as the Dean of the Faculty of Computing at NOUN and the AI Programme Coordinator at the African Centre of Excellence for Technology Enhanced Learning, a World Bank-funded project. He was the Team Leader of the COL National ICT Skills Development initiative from 2016 to 2018 and a team member