Dan Gilbert is the founder and creative principal of Learning Innovations. Learning Innovations is a learning and technology consulting group specializing in leveraging technology for supporting face-to-face interactions. After working with clients to identify opportunities, Dan connects with a global network of learning, design, and technology professionals to create learner-focused solutions.
Prior to consulting, Dan was an academic technology specialist at the Stanford Center for Innovations in Learning and a Lecturer in Stanford University’s School of Education. He worked with faculty to design, carry out, and evaluate learning activities in the experimental spaces and created and taught Designing Learning Spaces at Stanford. He consults with learning organizations around the world on designing new learning spaces and has also evaluated programs at a children’s museum, worked for high-tech start-ups and taught English in the US and Japan. Dan holds a Master’s Degree in Learning, Design and Technology from Stanford.
Prior to consulting, Dan was an academic technology specialist at the Stanford Center for Innovations in Learning and a Lecturer in Stanford University’s School of Education. He worked with faculty to design, carry out, and evaluate learning activities in the experimental spaces and created and taught Designing Learning Spaces at Stanford. He consults with learning organizations around the world on designing new learning spaces and has also evaluated programs at a children’s museum, worked for high-tech start-ups and taught English in the US and Japan. Dan holds a Master’s Degree in Learning, Design and Technology from Stanford.