Collaboration is not a new idea. The social sector has long been sharing experiences of what works and what doesn’t. And as the sector looks to achieve the ambitious Sustainable Development Goals, it has become even clearer that only by working together will they be realized.

The global rise of ed-tech demonstrates its ability to modernize the ways in which knowledge is delivered and disseminated. But what are some of the notable innovations in the education space? How should technology be harnessed to enhance learning experience? How might ed-tech be used to address some of the biggest social challenges we face? These were some of the questions covered by the panel.

One of the most consistent (and resonant) topics was that of technology as an enabler for scale. How can we use technology to disrupt the status quo and do more, with less? We wrestle with this question every day at Philanthropy University. Through the power of technology, we have been able to reach 220K learners from 180 countries in just a few years. But this is just the beginning.

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