Episode 11: Sarah Luchs
Our guest for this episode is Sarah Luchs of NGLC, Next Generation Learning Challenges. NGLC is a challenge grant strategy initiative of Educause, dedicated to accelerating educational innovation through applied technology and improving college readiness in students across the United States. Sarah provides an overview of some of the exciting work that their grant recipients are doing to advance personalized learning through the use of technology. To learn more about some of the initiatives we discussed, visit www.nextgenlearning.org or follow @nextgenlc or @sarahluchs1 on Twitter.
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