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LINC 2019 Panel: Engines for Emerging Learning Experiences
Resource Visibility: Public
Authors
- Sherif HalawaHead of Engineering and Research Edraak
- Sara MonteabaroSenior Officer, Learning Community, MIT Solve Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Richard RoweCEO Open Learning Exchange
- Venkat SrinivasanManaging Director Innospark Ventures
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