Stanford Video – Global Education Reform

Stanford Video reached out and asked for a short animated video to accompany the book Global Education Reform: How Privatization and Public Investment Influence Education Outcomes, by Frank Adamson, Björn Åstrand, and Linda Darling-Hammond (Editors). Some of the best projects are ones like this that inspire people and better the world. Learn more about the research and project here.

Worked closely with project director Chandra Simon, to write script, build assets, storyboard, provide style frames, and animate video. Asked to complete the animations for the second longer documentary form video.

After studying private and public education investment models in cultures around the world, Frank Adamson makes it clear in his book Global Education Reform: How Privatization and Public Investment Influence Education Outcomes, that a public investment model produces higher test results, more learning, happier educators, and in turn, a more balanced society. Honored to have the privilege to work with SCOPE (Stanford Center for Opportunity Policy in Education) and relay this research as a short animated video, as well as provide animation segments to help drive the longer documentary.

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Stanford Video – Global Education Reform

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