ISC Research recently identified education influencers and opinion shapers that create original international education content that is read by educators globally on social media platforms.
Social media analyzing tools helped ISC Research create a set of metrics to identify educational thought leaders whose posts were valued on social media, primarily on Twitter and LinkedIn. "We have conducted the research again this year with some adaptations in line with our developing understanding of DEIJ. For this reason, there is no ranking of Edruptors or influential organisations; rather we highlight all Edruptors and influential organisations that fall within our research threshold" (p.2., ISC Research 2023).
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Many congratulations to all ISC Research Edruptors 2022, listed in alphabetical order:
| Adam Hill | Ewan McIntosh | Mary Jo Madda |
| Adriano Di Prato | Fernando Reimers | Monica Burns |
| Al Kingsley | Jake Miller | Nancy Lhoest-Squicciarini |
| Alan Williamson | Joanne McEachen | Olly Lewis |
| Dr Alec Couros | John Mikton | Patrick O’Shaughnessy |
| Angeline Aow | Julia Dweck | Pauline Rose |
| Bart Verswijvel | Julie Lindsay | Philippa Wraithmell |
| Dr Catlin Tucker | Kai Vacher | Ruth Swailes |
| Colin Bell | Keri-Lee Beasley | Steven Anderson |
| Conrad Hughes | Koen Timmers | Sunny Thakral |
| Dan Taylor | Leisa Grace Wilson | Susan Bearden |
| Daun Yorke | Dr Liam Hammer | Tonya Gilchrist |
| David Lee | Liz Free | Vicki Davis |
| Eric Sheninger | Mark Steed | Vivienne Porritt OBE |
Find more details and download the full white paper on the ISC Research website.
