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Conexão Bett will broadcast 20 live episodes during the 30th edition of Bett Brasil

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Conexão Bett will broadcast 20 live episodes during the 30th edition of Bett Brasil
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All episodes of Conexão Bett are now available on Bett's YouTube channel and on audio platforms

During the four days of the 30th edition of Bett Brasil, the Conexão Bett was broadcast live directly from the Expo Center Norte pavilion in São Paulo. With 20 episodes in total, the program served as a forum for dialogue featuring experts, educators, and representatives from institutions and companies that are part of the Brazilian educational ecosystem. For this edition, Agência Radioweb was the official partner for the broadcasts.

Among the highlights, Aline Vieira de Souza, project officer for UNESCO’s Education Sector in Brazil, and Amanda Ronconi Berezoski, YouTube’s strategic partnerships manager, highlighted how the YouTube Edu platform has been helping to support educators and students with high-quality digital content. Also in attendance was Ricardo Prado Schneider, a partner at Ecossistema SQUARE, who presented innovative proposals for literacy and the revitalization of learning in basic education.

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The YouTube Edu Project was one of the topics discussed during the broadcast. Photo: Bett Brasil

Thais Pianucci, CEO of Start by Alura, highlighted the implementation of the National Common Core Curriculum (BNCC) for Computer Science, presenting practical initiatives developed in Chapecó (SC) and in the state of São Paulo. Marco Jordão, government sales manager at Editora do Brasil, shared the publisher’s strategies for collaborating with states and municipalities to eradicate illiteracy through public policies and effective educational solutions.

Metadil Director Marcelo Rodorigo presented the “CuoreLab” concept for transforming learning spaces into dynamic, flexible, and collaborative environments, while ViewSonic’s Country Manager in Brazil, Paulo Cardoso, spoke about how audiovisual technologies are revolutionizing student engagement in the classroom.

Literary curation was also featured at Conexão Bett, with Regiane Magalhães Boainain, editor at Via Lúdica (Multiverso das Letras), who highlighted its essential role as a starting point for fostering a love of reading among children and young people. Another important moment was the speech by Ricardo Ponsirenas, president of the FMU and FIAM-FAAM university centers, regarding the unprecedented partnership with Bett Brasil that enabled 30 education students to participate in the fair, attending lectures and hands-on activities focused on teacher training.

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Media literacy was another highlight of the program. Photo: Bett Brasil.

Also in attendance were experts such as Alexandre Sayad, director of ZeitGeist and a UNESCO consultant; Mariana Ochs, educational coordinator of the EducaMídia program (Instituto Palavra Aberta); Artur Galamba, professor at King’s College London; Doug Alvoroçado, professor specializing in Special Education; Sandra Scapin, educator and specialist in higher education teaching (PUC-SP); and Lilian Bacich, director of Tríade Educacional, among others.

Another highlight was the live broadcast of the Bett Brasil Edtech Awards, which recognized startups offering innovative solutions to educational challenges.Watch the full broadcast on YouTube.

In addition to YouTube,Conexão Bettis also available on major audio platforms, such asSpotify,Deezer,Apple Podcasts,Amazon Music, andGoogle Podcasts, among others, as well as on theEducador21 website.

Created to serve as a bridge between different voices in education, Conexão Bett offers insightful reflections and diverse perspectives on the challenges and innovations facing the sector. To stay updated on upcoming episodes, simply turn on notifications on YouTube and other platforms.

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