Graspway, the advanced e-learning platform developed by the Spanish tech company OpenSistemas, will sponsor for the second time the Open edX conference that takes place on May 27th.
Graspway and the Open edX team have been partners since 2019 and this is the second time they have been sponsors of the conference. The 2021 Open edX Conference is a virtual event in which the Open edX community and leading experts in ed-tech discuss the latest research, new approaches to learning, and the best practices for integrating new technology into the virtual classroom.
This year’s virtual conference will focus on shaping the future of education together. It will feature a thought leader keynote, eight practical talks, and plenty of unstructured spaces for direct connections with other attendees. Attendees will learn about innovative uses of technology within the areas of Pedagogy & Instructional Design, Platform & Product and Extensions & Integrations.
“This is a great opportunity to share our innovative vision of the product in service mode, and learn from the best professionals and experts of the community. All together, we are building a global e-learning service for everyone”, says Javier Viñuales, Partner Manager at OpenSistemas and LMS Product Expert.
During the conference, we will be able to learn from different speakers from all over the world. The keynote speaker is Sanjay Sarma, VP of Open Learning at MIT, who will speak on lessons from his book Grasp: The Science Transforming How We Learn. You can see the full list of speakers on the conference website.
Graspway is an EdTech solution powered by OpenSistemas with the objective of building an all-encompassing cloud first product. Built to ensure a data-driven online learning experience, which improves and develops the skills and knowledge of both people & organizations.
Graspway and the Open edX team became partners in 2019. The Open edX software is an open-source learning management system that is used across the globe to teach and learn online. The Open edX platform has been deployed to support everything from single classrooms, to universities, to nation-wide learning initiatives. We chose the Open edX platform because its functionalities are excellent and because it’s open source and their courses are very intuitive and easy to use.