The 2023 Education Technology Summit saw a packed auditorium of education professionals and suppliers sharing good practice and reflecting on the relationship between humans and digital technology.

Facilitating student engagement has long been a passion for Jo Huang. She talks to us about her work in inclusive learning design.

Jo-An Kamp's area of research is the impact of technology on humans and society. She talks about the background to her ETS keynote presentation on techno-ethics.

Paul Bailey, Head of codesign at Jisc, talks about his work examining the impact of climate change on education and the carbon footprint of edtech.

We talk to Education Technology Summit Content Chair Gill Ferrell about what taking a more humane approach to technology can achieve.

The Unified Communications & Education Technology Zone in Hall 2 will be the first stop for many looking for the latest updates from Microsoft, Zoom, Google and a whole host of edtech specialists.

The education sector has long represented fertile ground for the AV industry, with teaching spaces at all levels using technology to improve engagement and enhance student outcomes.

As there is significant overlap in the end-user base for unified communications and education technology, ISE combines these two solution sets in a single Technology Zone, located in Hall 2.