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LEGO Continues to Innovate in Education

In this interview, edCircuit sits down with Dr. Rene Lydiksen from LEGO about the balance between innovation and tradition in their company.

A Conversation with LEGO Educations Dr. Rene Lydiksen about innovation and tradition.

A Conversation with Lego's Dr. Rene Lydiksen3 min 54 sedCircuit on Vimeo

 

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    Dr. Rene Lydiksen was managing director of LEGO Education Europe, a role he took in 2013, and helped lead LEGO Education's move from traditional building sets toward digital skills in design, coding and engineering. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Southern Denmark. In 2015 he spoke with edCircuit about balancing innovation and tradition at LEGO Education.

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