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After a successful EdTech Summit last year, we thought we'd resume our podcast looking back at past episodes, to reflect on what was the main focus of the show - how can we bridge the gap between education and technology. We will revisit the answers provided by our guests, drawing a broad picture of how they would tackle the issue.
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