June promises to be an exciting month for the global education community as London EdTech Week brings together educational publishers, learning providers, policymakers, investors, researchers, and technology innovators from around the world.
As conversations around Artificial Intelligence continue to evolve, the focus is increasingly shifting away from hype and towards impact. The key question is no longer whether AI will influence education, but how it can be applied responsibly, ethically, and effectively to improve learning outcomes for learners and educators alike.
Evidence-Based Impact
For the Adaptemy team, London EdTech Week provides a valuable opportunity to engage with industry leaders, share insights from over a decade of research and commercial delivery, and contribute to important discussions about the future of personalised learning.
At Adaptemy, our focus has always been on applying AI and learning science to that challenge. Rather than replacing existing platforms, we provide an intelligent adaptive learning layer that integrates with publishers, learning providers, and educational institutions to deliver personalised learning experiences within the systems they already use. Our technology helps identify knowledge gaps, model learner understanding, and recommend the right learning intervention at the right time.
For over a decade, our work has been grounded in educational research, learning analytics, and real-world evidence. Trusted by organisations including the BBC, Singapore’s Ministry of Education, and leading educational publishers worldwide, we have helped deliver adaptive learning at national and international scale. Our goal is not simply to generate more educational content, but to help learners learn more effectively.
Join Us at London’s Leading EdTech Events
Throughout the week, members of the Adaptemy team will be attending a range of events across the city, meeting with partners, customers, investors, and fellow innovators who share a passion for improving education through technology.
UCL Global EdTech Mini Summit
The fifth Global EdTech Mini Summit, hosted by UCL EdTech Labs, explores how AI can support teaching and learning while preserving human judgement and agency. The event brings together founders, educators, researchers, and investors to discuss responsible AI, practical applications in schools, and the future direction of educational technology. Adaptemy will be contributing to these discussions and sharing lessons learned from delivering AI-powered personalised learning across multiple sectors and geographies.
EdTechX Summit
One of the highlights of the week will be the annual EdTechX Summit, where Adaptemy’s CEO, Conor O’Sullivan, will participate in the expert panel:
Beyond Individualised Learning: AI That Develops Thinkers, Strengthens Collaboration, and Earns Trust
The discussion will explore how AI can move beyond simple personalisation to support deeper thinking, meaningful collaboration, and trusted educational experiences. As AI becomes increasingly embedded in learning environments, maintaining transparency, trust, and human oversight remains essential.
BESA x Bett: Empowering EdTech Innovators
Adaptemy will also be attending the BESA x Bett: Empowering EdTech Innovators event, bringing together founders, investors, educators, and industry leaders to discuss innovation, investment, evidence, policy, and the future direction of the sector.
The event offers a valuable forum for exploring the challenges and opportunities facing educational technology companies as the industry enters its next phase of growth and maturity.
Let’s Meet in London
Whether you’re an educational publisher exploring adaptive courseware, a learning provider investigating AI-powered learning experiences, or an organisation seeking to deliver more personalised learning at scale, we’d love to connect during London EdTech Week.
The most exciting developments in education rarely happen in isolation. They emerge through collaboration, shared expertise, and a collective commitment to improving outcomes for learners.
If you’ll be attending any of the events, please reach out to arrange a meeting with the Adaptemy team. We look forward to discussing the future of AI for learning—and how adaptive learning can help transform teaching, learning, and assessment for the better.
Book a Meeting Now with Adaptemy at London EdTech Week 2026
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