“Before” The E Word at Channel 4

PolicyUnplugged 003This is the first of three podcasts I’ve produced associated with The Policy Unplugged event at Channel 4 last week, The E Word. Fifty or so thinkers in education – without many of the usual Whitehall suspects gathered to talk about the state of education policy in the UK, to see where there was common ground and explore their differences. I was there as a host with special responsibility to help record the day and capture the essence of the conversations.

First off, I spent some time mingling with the guests, finding out what they were expecting from the event.

Before The E Word (11:49 mins – 5.4MB)

Photos for the event are in this photoset

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