Bridging Innovation and Education with Tiffany Taylor, Partner and Co-President ASU+GSV

In this episode of Innovations in Education, host David Adams interviews Tiffany Taylor, Partner and Co-President at ASU+GSV Summit and Partner at GSV Ventures, about her journey from education to ed tech and her vision for the future of learning. Taylor emphasizes that her work is driven by a commitment to ensuring access and opportunity for all learners, with a focus on empowering students to use their agency and become leaders.   Taylor discusses the importance of bridging the gap between educators and entrepreneurs, and stresses that collaboration between them is essential to drive innovation and prepare the next generation of learners.   The conversation also explores the potential of AI to transform public education by addressing the rigor gap and creating personalized learning experiences. Taylor highlights the Google GSV Educational Innovation Fellowship, a program that empowers education leaders to implement technology as a lever for equity, innovation, and measurable outcomes.   Key Takeaways: Access and opportunity are the through lines in Taylor’s career, from teaching to ed tech. Collaboration between educators and entrepreneurs is crucial for driving meaningful innovation in education.   AI has the potential to transform public education by addressing the rigor gap and creating personalized learning experiences.   Empowering students and including their voices is essential to shape the future of education.   Call to Action: Don't miss out on more insightful discussions with education leaders who are making a difference! Subscribe to Innovations in Education and share this episode to spread the word about the power of innovation in transforming education. Visit UrbanAssembly.org for more. 00:00 Introduction to Innovations in Education 00:50 Meet Tiffany Taylor: A Career of Impact 03:15 The Detroit Experience: Challenges and Resilience 05:58 Innovative Partnerships and Solutions 08:04 GSV and the Role of AI in Education 21:09 Empowering Students and Future Innovations 31:50 Final Thoughts and Reflections