Mark Barnett

VP of Education, BSD Education

VP of Education at BSD is currently pursuing his PhD in Computer Engineering and is studying how students can benefit from learning about AI in ways that help them self-reflect on their own learning process by learning how AI learns. Mark has also developed a globally used AI curriculum that teaches the fundamentals of AI image-recognition. Mark has worked in education for over 15 years as an International educator, consultant, and Ed-tech leader who has provided training in topics such as Maker Learning, Project Based Learning, and Constructionist Pedagogy.


Click here to read an article about how Mark has helped a school in Bangkok to develop AI literacy for educators in Aug 2022, before ChatGPT was available to the public.

Upcoming Presentations

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Past Presentations

Education Technology Innovation in Education Pedagogy & Assessment

Neural Syntonicity: A Constructionist Approach to Understanding Powerful Ideas in Artificial Intelligence

In this interactive session, we will explore how our unique approach to blending Design Thinking and Computational Thinking can be used to solve any problem.
Education Technology

Beyond Blocks: First Step In Coding With HTML And CSS

This webinar outlines the first steps in coding with HTML/CSS and help students learn future-ready skills critical for whatever career path they choose.

17 Jan (Tuesday) - 16:00 - 17:00
Online Learning Learning Spaces Education Technology Innovation in Education

Maker Learning is a Mindset Not a Space: 5 Maker Mindsets to Thrive in Hybrid Environments

In this engaging and interactive presentation, you will learn how to continue maker learning regardless of the medium. Through inspiring case studies, and co-creation in a hybrid environment, we will unlock the 5 major mindsets of maker learning

25 Nov (Thursday) - 19:00 - 20:00
Education Technology

Using Machine Learning as a Way to Think About Cognitive Bias

We carry around different cognitive biases and assumptions about the world around us, but how do these biases affect us.

30 Nov (Tuesday) - 19:00 - 20:00