The EdTech platform UOLO, which aims to impact school learning cost-effectively, has appointed Abhishek Bhatnagar as its Vice-President of Learning.
Bhatnagar will lead the UOLO team to create innovative learning products and incorporate edtech concepts into the school education system, a statement said.
Bhatnagar is an Engineer from IIT Kanpur and holds a Master’s degree in Educational Planning, Economics, and International Development from UCL, London. He started his career in global technology innovations. He subsequently turned to education to pursue his passion of driving impact at scale.
Having worked for organisations like Lead, XSEED, CARE India, and the Centre for Social Responsibility and Leadership, Bhatnagar has a plethora of experience in creating, managing and evaluating education interventions. Thanks to his decade plus experience, he will play a crucial role in determining the growth trajectory of UOLO with its unique learning products.
Hailing Bhatnagar’s appointment, Pallav Pandey, CEO and Co-founder of UOLO, commented, “UOLO works with K12 schools to bring technology-based learning programs. We believe pedagogy and technology must come together to deliver scalable learning experiences that generate measurable outcomes. With his engineering degree from IIT and extensive training in education at XSEED, Lead, and UCL, Abhishek brings the perfect blend of technology and education to lead the learning at UOLO.”
Thanking Pandey for the new role, Abhishek Bhatnagar said, “I have always been passionate about driving change through education and learning. It is exciting to see UOLO’s vision of transforming education through technology and making EdTech affordable and accessible to all. I am pleased and enthusiastic to join the team and contribute my expertise to UOLO’s vision and growth.”
“The education system will witness a new chapter in learning processes with the unique learning offerings of UOLO. I am thrilled to be a part of this process and make a meaningful contribution to equipping the students with modern EdTech solutions,” Bhatnagar concludes.
