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Bios, speaker introduction, photos, AV notes, CV and booking details.

Bios

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One-line bio

Mohamed Nabil is an international education consultant, teacher trainer and conference speaker who helps educators and organisations turn ambitious ideas into practical learning experiences.

Short bio

Mohamed Nabil is an international educator, teacher trainer, conference speaker and educational consultant whose work connects teacher development, learning design, learner agency, motivation, Universal Design for Learning and emerging technology. He is the founder of Educast International and works with educators and professional communities across the MENA region and internationally.

Speaker introduction

Please welcome Mohamed Nabil—an international educator, teacher trainer and conference speaker known for turning complex educational ideas into practical, human learning experiences. His work spans teacher development, learner agency, Universal Design for Learning, motivation and AI in education, and he is the founder of Educast International.

Professional CV

Download Mohamed’s current professional CV for qualifications, speaking, professional leadership and education experience.
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AV & logistics

Keep the setup simple.

Microphone

A wireless lavalier/headset or reliable handheld microphone, depending on the event format.

Slides

A projector or LED screen with the correct aspect ratio and a confidence monitor where possible.

Clicker

A reliable presentation remote so delivery does not depend on a podium.

Audio / video

If a session includes media, venue audio should be routed through the room system and tested before doors open.

Virtual delivery

Stable high-speed connection, host/co-host support, screen sharing permissions and breakout functionality when required.

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