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Alicia Quan chats with the VP of User Experience at Renaissance Learning, Jonathan Mann.

They discuss what design representation looks like there and take a look at the company’s journey towards design maturity in the midst of making acquisitions and merging into one team and organization. As a former design leader at PayPal and Target, Jonathan shares what he has learned about the unique considerations found in the education industry.

This is Part 5 of the Design Maturity Series. How do leaders build design maturity in their teams and across their EdTech company? What are the challenges and what benefits are in store? Stay tuned.

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🔸 Connect:

Jonathan Mann

Alicia Quan

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🔸 Resources:

Email Series: Exploring EdTech Product Design, UX careers, and Education
UX Job Opportunities in EdTech
UX of EdTech Blog Publication
Slack Community: DM Alicia Quan on LinkedIn to receive an application.

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Music by Sleep Still

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EdTech Acquisitions & Design Maturity - Part 5

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