Jamie Twinney and James Wright
What's in the Box - Education, Technology and AI News and Discussion
What’s in the Box? is a sharp, practical look at the world of EdTech, hosted by Jamie Twinney and James Wright. Each episode digs into the real issues faced by schools, vendors, and educators—from AI in the classroom to data strategy, implementation pitfalls, and the tools shaping the future of learning. Expect honest conversations, highlights from major conferences, and news and commentary on the latest developments in the world of EdTech. We keep things grounded in real school experience, balanced with a healthy dose of curiosity and humour. If you work in education, EdTech development, or s...
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Episodes
Vendors, DMs & Demo Disasters: How Not to Sell to Schools 08.12.2025 16:15
We get a lot of DMs. And not always about EdTech. In Episode 2, we dive into the weird, the wonderful, and the wildly misguided attempts vendors make to get our attention. We talk: Conferences where teachers become hostages GDPR nightmares and curriculum confusion What vendors should do instead (spoiler: know your audience) Unsolicited pitches from “Korean fashion designers” A free 20‑minute maste...
EduTech Asia 2025 24.11.2025 32:13
In our first episode of What’s in the Box? , James and Jamie dive straight into the world of EdTech with reflections on EDUtech Asia 2025, real talk about automation in schools, and why AI literacy matters more than ever. Jamie shares how he “broke” a room of educators while introducing n8n, and James discusses data sovereignty, reporting workflows, and the realities of AI in the classroom. Along...
What IS in the box? Trailer 22.11.2025 0:45
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