About Online Educa Berlin (OEB) Conference
The Online Educa Berlin (OEB) Conference is a leading global event focused on the latest trends and innovations in digital education. It brings together educators, technology experts, and business leaders to explore advancements in e-learning, mobile learning, and online training. The conference features a range of sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities, providing a platform for sharing ideas, solutions, and best practices in the evolving education landscape.
Education is among the many sectors grappling with the rapid scale and speed of disruptive change. This upheaval brings profound implications for the teaching profession and the content delivered across all levels of education.
At the Online Educa Berlin (OEB) Conference, TtU’s founder and director, Nik Gowing, delved into these emerging “unthinkables” and their impact on education. Speaking to an audience of teachers and educationalists, he emphasised the urgent need to make curriculums more nimble, adaptive, and agile, ensuring they can meet the challenges of an unpredictable future.
Our Latest Client Examples
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Exeter Climate Forum | Exeter, 2026
Thinking the Unthinkable partnered with the University of Exeter to deliver a thought-provoking session exploring one of the biggest barriers to climate action: how to communicate effectively in an increasingly polarised and misinformation-rich environment.
UK Nature Summit | York, 2026
The UK Nature Summit 2026, was hosted by Environment Bank at the historic Castle Howard Estate in North Yorkshire and moderated by Nik Gowing. The event brought together business leaders, investors, sustainability professionals and nature experts to examine how organisations can move from nature ambition to meaningful action.
CWZ Climate & Nature: Achieving Restoration at Scale | Zurich, 2026
At the opening of Climate Week Zurich 2026, Nik Gowing was invited to moderate a flagship session focused on one of the most persistent challenges in climate action: how to move from knowledge to implementation at scale.
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