OEB Videos

OEB 2015 - The Film

Over 2,000 participants travelled from more than 90 countries for three days of dynamic discussions, debates, labs, demos and special events to OEB 2015.

OEB 2015 Opening Plenary - Ian Goldin

The OEB Opening Plenary ‘Accelerating the Shift’
Ian Goldin - University of Oxford, UK

OEB 2015 Opening Plenary - David Price

The OEB Opening Plenary ‘Accelerating the Shift’
David Price - We Do Things Differently, UK

OEB 2015 Opening Plenary - Cory Doctorow

The OEB Opening Plenary ‘Accelerating the Shift’
Cory Doctorow - Writer, Blogger, Activist, USA

OEB 2015 - Tomorrow's New World: Extending the Reach of Learning - Toby Walsh

OEB 2015 - Tomorrow's New World: Extending the Reach of Learning - Michael Teutsch

OEB 2015 - Tomorrow's New World: Extending the Reach of Learning - Lia Commissar

OEB 2015 - Tomorrow's New World: Extending the Reach of Learning - Anka Mulder

OEB 2015 - Future Work and Future Workers

Future Work and Future Workers

OEB 2015 - Plenary Debate

'This House believes 21st Century skills aren't being taught - and they should be'

OEB 2015 - Spotlight Stage - Pierre-Yves Oudeyer

Robots: the Next Powerful Learning Tool

OEB 2015 - Spotlight Stage - Maurice de Hond

Out with the Old, and In with the New School

OEB 2015 - Spotlight Stage - Luc Steels

Robots: the Next Powerful Learning Tool

OEB 2015 - Spotlight Stage - Investors Panel

Investors Throw in Their Two Cents on the Spotlight Stage

OEB 2015 - Spotlight Stage - Gilly Salmon

The Future is Only Impossible Until it's achieved

OEB15 - The Agile Approach to Learning Design - Jasmina Nikolic

OEB15 - The Agile Approach to Learning Design - Denise Gaspard-Richards

OEB15 - Facing Students' Engagement Strategies - Teri Yamada

OEB15 - Facing Students' Engagement Strategies - Maurice Brown

OEB15 - Facing Students' Engagement Strategies - Hani Malouf

OEB 2015 e Learning design for change Pieter Cornellisen

OEB 2015 - The Agile Approach to Learning Design - Stephen Downes

OEB 2015 - e-Learning design for change - Anne Marleen Olthof

OEB 2015 - Interview with Toby Walsh

Toby Walsh is Professor of Artificial Intelligence at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia.
He is also Research Group Leader at Data61 (formerly NICTA), Australia's centre of excellence for ICT.  
He has been Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research, and of AI Communications. He is the Associate Editor of the Journal of the ACM covering Artificial Intelligence. He has been elected a fellow of the Association for the Advancement of AI for his research and service to the community.

OEB 2015 - Interview with Pedro De Bruyckere

Pedro De Bruyckere is an educational scientist in Ghent in Belgium since 2001. He co-wrote 2 books with Bert Smits in which they debunk popular myths on GenY and GenZ, their latest entitled “Ik Was 10 in 2015” (“I was 10 in 2015”). He’s a blogger, a self-proclaimed addict to education and pop culture and one of his strongest points is that he is funny in explaining serious stuff.

OEB 2015 - Interview with Miles Berry

Miles is principal lecturer in Computing Education at the University of Roehampton. Prior to joining Roehampton, he spent 18 years in four schools, much of the time as an ICT coordinator and most recently as a head teacher. His research interests include the pedagogies of computer science education and informal learning. He is a former chair of Naace, the UK ICT subject association, and continues to serve on its board of management and is a member the management board of Computing At School and the UK Forum for Computing Education. He is a fellow of the BCS, RSA and HEA.

OEB 2015 - Interview with Jo Swinson

An MP at 25, and a Business Minister in the Coalition Government of 2010-2015 aged 32, Jo Swinson wasted no time in shaking up the political establishment. Her passion for improving the world of work saw her battle to extend flexible working, and introduce landmark legislation to allow couples to choose how to share parental leave. Jo recognises the complexity of the productivity challenge in the UK, and she continues to work with business leaders to promote employee engagement, employee ownership, and workplace wellbeing.

OEB 2015 - Interview with David Price

David Price, OBE, is a learning futurist and co-founder of We Do Things Differently, a culture change company.  He is a Senior Associate at the Innovation Unit, in London. His recent book, 'OPEN: How We'll Work, Live and Learn In The Future' has been an Amazon best-seller since its publication. He writes, talks and advises on some of the biggest challenges facing business, education and society: solving the problems of employee, student and civic disengagement; maximising our potential to be creative, innovative and fulfilled citizens, and understanding the global shift towards open organisations, and systems of learning.

OEB 2015 - Interview with Cory Doctorow

Cory Doctorow (craphound.com) is a science fiction novelist, blogger and technology activist. He is the co-editor of the popular weblog Boing Boing (boingboing.net), and a contributor to The Guardian, Publishers Weekly, Wired, and many other newspapers, magazines and websites. He is a special consultant to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (eff.org), a non-profit civil liberties group that defends freedom in technology law, policy, standards and treaties. He holds an honorary doctorate in computer science from the Open University (UK), where he is a Visiting Professor; in 2007, he served as the Fulbright Chair at the Annenberg Center for Public Diplomacy at the University of Southern California.

OEB 2015 - Interview with Cornelia Daheim

Cornelia Daheim is the founder and director of Future Impacts Consulting, a foresight research and consulting company. Ms Daheim has experience in foresight projects in Europe, the US and Asia, and has spoken on foresight and future trends around the world. In 2003, she founded the German Node of the Millennium Project, which is the world’s largest continuous foresight NGO working towards future global change, and has since served as its head.

OEB 2015 - Interview with Anka Mulder

Anka Mulder studied History at the University of Groningen, where she later lectured in International Relations. She worked in Brussels, Vienna and The Hague and became Director of Education at TU Delft in 2004.