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Philip Colligan, President & CEO of the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and Sofia Mohammed, Executive Director, North America, at the Raspberry Pi Foundation, join Tiffany Taylor, President of the ASU+GSV Summit, to discuss expanding access to computer science and AI education for every student.Recorded live at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026, this GSVtv interview explores the Raspberry Pi Foundation's expansion into the United States and its mission to provide free, high-quality computer science and AI learning resources for educators and students. Philip Colligan and Sofia Mohammed discuss empowering teachers, building AI literacy, developing foundational computing skills, strengthening partnerships with schools and education organizations, and preparing students to thrive in a rapidly evolving technology landscape.

Tiffany "The Budgetnista" Aliche shares her advice at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026 for middle and high school students exploring career pathways and preparing for life after graduation.Recorded live at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026, the NYT bestselling author and financial educator encourages students to explore a wide range of interests, embrace new experiences, and discover their strengths by trying different opportunities before choosing a career path.

Lisette Nieves, President of the Fund for the City of New York and a 2026 ASU+GSV Innovator of Color Award honoree, joins Tiffany Taylor, President of the ASU+GSV Summit, to discuss leadership, innovation, and expanding opportunity through education and workforce development.Recorded live at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026, this GSVtv interview explores Dr. Nieves' leadership journey across higher education, philanthropy, and civic innovation. She shares insights on building and sustaining mission-driven organizations, developing talent, scaling impact, strengthening connections between education and workforce, supporting social entrepreneurs — and why bold, collaborative leadership is essential for creating greater opportunity and economic mobility.

Alex Sarlin and NU Advisory Partners' Meredith Rosenberg sat down with Mara Steiu, Co-Founder and CEO of Journify Learning — the K-12 category Fan Favorite in the 2026 GSV Cup, presented by AWS & GSV Ventures and supported by Pearson. They discuss how AI can personalize instruction, reduce educator workload, and improve outcomes for students receiving special education services.Recorded live at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026, this GSVtv podcast explores how the platform connects IEPs, assessments, curriculum, accommodations, and classroom data to deliver personalized instruction while automating compliance workflows. Mara Steiu discusses the challenges facing special education, teacher shortages, responsible AI, universal design for learning, and how AI can help educators spend more time supporting students and less time on paperwork.Watch the 2026 GSV Cup Fan Favorite finals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZXZt-wlsF0

Recorded live at the 2026 ASU+GSV Summit, Mary McCall Leland sat down with Kavitta Ghai, Co-Founder and CEO of Nectir — the Higher Education category Fan Favorite for the 2026 GSV Cup, presented by AWS & GSV Ventures and supported by Pearson. They discussed how AI infrastructure is transforming higher education by delivering personalized, FERPA-compliant learning support for every student.This GSVtv interview explores how Nectir integrates directly into learning management systems to provide AI-powered tutoring, advising, and student support while keeping faculty in control through pedagogical guardrails. Kavitta shares the inspiration behind building Nectir, the company's recent $12.5 million Series A funding, its partnership with the California Community Colleges system, and why equitable access to personalized learning is central to the future of higher education.Watch the 2026 GSV Cup Fan Favorite finals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZXZt-wlsF0

Recorded live at the 2026 ASU+GSV Summit, GSV's Amanda Grace David sat down with Luyen Chou, Founder and CEO of DeweyLearn — the Workforce category Fan Favorite for the 2026 GSV Cup, presented by AWS & GSV Ventures and supported by Pearson. They discussed how AI can bring expert-level analysis to teaching and learning through video-based classroom insights.This GSVtv interview explores how the company uses AI to analyze classroom interactions, coaching sessions, and other learning environments to provide scalable insights into student engagement, teaching practices, and learning outcomes. Luyen Chou also reflects on the evolution of education technology, the opportunities created by AI-native companies, and his advice for the next generation of education entrepreneurs.Watch the 2026 GSV Cup Fan Favorite finals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZXZt-wlsF0

Julie Lammers, President and CEO of Britebound, joined Alex Sarlin at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026 to discuss how career readiness, profession-based learning, and AI are helping middle and high school students prepare for a rapidly changing workforce.Recorded live at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026, this GSVtv podcast explores Britebound's mission to expand career exploration and work-based learning opportunities for young people. Julie Lammers discusses the organization's evolution from American Student Assistance to Britebound, the importance of career readiness beginning in middle school, profession-based learning, AI-powered career navigation, durable skills, policy, and the launch of a new tool designed to help students navigate education and career pathways.

Sandra Liu Huang, President of Learning Commons, and Laurence Holt, Senior Advisor at XQ Institute and Teaching Lab, joined Alex Sarlin at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026 to discuss how shared AI infrastructure can help education technology deliver more effective, research-based learning experiences at scale.Recorded live at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026, this GSVtv podcast explores how Learning Commons is building open infrastructure for AI in education through its Knowledge Graph, educational evaluators, and developer platform. Sandra Liu Huang and Laurence Holt discuss the importance of learning science, shared standards, curriculum mapping, background knowledge, AI quality evaluation, and why open tools can help developers create more effective products that better support teachers and students.

Sandra Liu Huang, President of Learning Commons, and Thomas Thompson, Co-Founder and CEO of Eduaide, joined Alex Sarlin at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026 to discuss how open AI evaluation tools are helping developers build higher-quality educational experiences that improve teaching and learning.Recorded live at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026, this GSVtv podcast explores Learning Commons' latest literacy evaluators and how they enable education technology developers to measure AI-generated content against research-based educational standards. Sandra Liu Huang and Thomas Thompson discuss grade-level appropriateness, background knowledge, instructional scaffolding, transparency, and the importance of open infrastructure and rigorous evaluation to ensure AI supports meaningful student outcomes.

Jason Fournier, Senior Vice President of Product Management, AI Initiatives, and Data at Imagine Learning, and Sambit Mohanty, Associate Vice President and Head of Education Practice at Infosys, joined Alex Sarlin at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026 to discuss how AI can improve student outcomes by supporting educators, scaling innovation, and strengthening education systems.Recorded live at the ASU+GSV Summit 2026, this GSVtv podcast explores how AI is delivering measurable value across education—from accelerating teacher feedback and improving student engagement to enabling institutions to identify at-risk students and scale personalized support. Jason Fournier and Sambit Mohanty discuss the importance of curriculum-informed AI, institutional readiness, data foundations, faculty adoption, responsible AI governance, and why successful AI implementations are designed to enhance, not replace, human judgment.