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Global edtech leader & immersive learning expert with a focus on embodied learning & social impact
Josephine Dorado is a pioneer in edtech and immersive learning deployment with a focus on AI strategy and literacy. Her work spans higher education, defense, healthcare, international governance, and nonprofit sectors. As a two-time Fulbright Scholar, she connects industry, academia, and government to implement responsible AI governance frameworks, enterprise-scale learning systems, and XR initiatives.
Her superpower is rapidly mastering and teaching any technology. Whether translating machine learning pattern analysis for military personnel or designing AI literacy programs for global health professionals, she turns complex technical concepts into accessible, actionable knowledge.
She is a champion of continuous learning culture with exceptional ability to build organizational alliances, and she thrives on solving complex organizational challenges through cross-team collaboration—from coordinating WHO's multicultural stakeholder groups to managing U.S. State Department deployments across 12+ countries to building Fulbright partnerships with embassies and international institutions.
Culturally fluent across Europe, Africa, Latin America, and Asia, with networks spanning Cape Town to Capitol Hill and Silicon Valley to Santiago, she maintains relationships with NGO leaders and ministries of education worldwide, built through Fulbright residencies and edtech deployments across Algeria, Bahrain, Colombia, Ethiopia, Kuwait, Rwanda, Tunisia, and Ukraine.
Her passion lies at the intersection of AI governance, immersive learning, and the emerging collective discussion on how to ethically and accessibly create products for humans. With 18+ years of multi-sector instruction and academic leadership in international innovation, she is deeply committed to responsible technology deployment that expands educational access and economic mobility.
Notable projects include developing the World Health Organization's Mass Casualty Augmented Reality Experience (MCARE) and WHO Academy online learning platform, creating 3D simulation training utilizing XR/VR/AR with digital twin technology for defense applications, and founding Kidz Connect—an award-winning virtual cultural exchange program connecting youth internationally through immersive storytelling and performance.
As a TechCamp trainer for the U.S. State Department, she has deployed educational technology training across 12+ countries including conflict-affected regions. Former professor of media studies at The New School for 18 years, where she taught courses on virtual learning environments and networked collaboration. Her speaking engagements include Talks @ Google, TEDxFulbright, SXSW, and SIGGRAPH.
Specialties: AI governance & workforce literacy, XR/VR/AR educational applications, enterprise-scale learning strategy, cross-cultural partnership development, mobile-first learning & offline-capable learning, Ministry of Education relations, and community-centered technology deployment.
There is beauty in the space between physical and digital, where distances collapse and bodies become networked.
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