Randy has worked in start-ups, education and ed tech for 20 years. He was an EIR in education and gaming at Learn Capital and is expert in agile development. Randy is co-founder and chairs the Board at Urban Montessori in Oakland, CA -- the first public Montessori and Design Thinking Skills school. He is a A TFA alum who taught for five years. Randy holds B.A.s in Philosophy and Spanish from Middlebury College and an MA Ed. from Stanford.

Keith is a world famous Stanford mathematician and NPR “Math Guy” whose eight year study of the potential of video games in mathematics education led to the first book on the topic. Keith has a B.Sc. degree in Math from Kings College London and a Ph.D. in Math from the Univ. of Bristol. He's published 32 books and many, many articles. His honors include the Pythagoras Prize, the Peano Prize and the Carl Sagan Award.

Anthony designs innovative technology toys and video games. An MIT grad, he discovered that engineering was more fun when designing things that are meant to be fun. His passion for toys and tech led him to California where he has designed and produced cutting edge products for leading companies like LEGO and LeapFrog. Via video games, he continues to create innovative gaming content for social, mobile and online platforms.

Pamela is math ed. evangelist with over 20 years experience at the intersection of curriculum, design and tech. She's a TFA alum and Stanford grad with degrees in Product Design Engineering and Studio Art. Pamela has applied her passion for math to design curriculum for NSF-funded programs and award-winning educational television, toys, games and video games. She's a co-founder at Urban Montessori and Director of Curriculum for Galileo-Learning.