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JW Marshall interviews the people building the future of eLearning

Voices of eLearning is a MarketScale channel hosted by JW Marshall, focused on the educators, administrators, and technology leaders driving change in universities and corporate training programs. Marshall conducts in-depth interviews that surface the decisions behind curriculum design, learning platforms, and workforce development strategy. The channel serves EdTech vendors, instructional designers, and institutional buyers seeking peer-level insight.

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Channel Brief·Voices of eLearning · 1 episode
Updated Jun 23, 2021

Learning gains, not losses, shape post-disruption education strategy

A live conversation between Khan Academy and AT&T explores why industry leaders are engineering educational growth rather than managing decline as students return to campus.

The channel argues that education leaders must reframe pandemic response around building learning gains rather than mitigating learning loss. Khan Academy Founder Sal Khan and AT&T Assistant Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility Mylayna Albright anchor this premise by demonstrating how organizations can partner to deliver new educational content and solutions at scale, preparing students for a successful return to campus.

Drawn from How Khan Academy and AT&T Focus on Learning Ga… →

“Engineering learning gains will elevate students' experience as they return to campus.”

Episode: How Khan Academy and AT&T Focus on Learning Gains Not Losses

By the numbers

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live episode featuring Khan Academy and AT&T partnership

What the channel argues

InsightKhan Academy and AT&T partnered to engineer learning gains for returning students.→
InsightAT&T contributed new educational content alongside Khan Academy's solutions.→

What you'll learn

•How Khan Academy and AT&T are working together to create solutions for students returning to campus.
•Why focusing on learning gains rather than learning loss shapes post-disruption educational strategy.
•How corporate partnerships can scale new educational content across the country.

What to do about it

→Partner with established educational organizations to co-develop content that addresses student needs at scale.
→Shift organizational messaging from managing learning loss to engineering learning gains for stakeholder confidence.
→Invest in solutions that support campus return by building educational momentum rather than recovery.

Who and what shows up

Sal Khan

Founder, Khan Academy

Shared insights on learning gains strategy and educational solutions for returning students.

Mylayna Albright

Assistant Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility, AT&T

Represented AT&T's commitment to educational partnerships and new content development.

Questions this channel answers

Q

How should education leaders respond to pandemic-driven learning disruption?

Khan Academy and AT&T demonstrate that focusing on engineering learning gains, rather than managing losses, elevates student experience as they return to campus.

How Khan Academy and AT&T Focus on Learning Gains Not Lo… →
Topics:Learning loss and learning gainsEducational content deliveryCorporate social responsibility in educationCampus return strategy
Themes:Partnership-driven educational innovationLearning gains as strategic reframingPost-disruption campus readiness

Industry context

Educational institutions are increasingly adopting online and innovative learning approaches to expand access and customize instruction, while focusing on strengthening teaching and learning outcomes rather than allowing technology disruption alone to drive change.

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