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Intel’s John Galvin and Transformational EdTech

In this edCicruit interview, we sit down with Intel Vice President and General Manager of Education John Galvin.
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Intel Vice President and General Manager of Education John Galvin talks about using technology to transform education.

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    John Galvin is a vice president of the Sales and Marketing Group and general manager of Intel Education at Intel Corporation with responsibility for setting global strategy and implementation of innovative technology solutions to advance education worldwide. In 2016, his education team launched a new product that allows schools with no Internet access to retrieve content off a central device, enabling these schools “to create a similar experience to those with Internet access, bringing them one step closer to parity,” he says.

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