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Nov 2022
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Global Tech: What’s Next for EdTech?

MORGAN STANLEY
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Education technology, or EdTech, saw significant adoption during the COVID-19 pandemic, yet opportunity remains in this still young industry if one looks long-term. Head of Products for European Equity Research Paul Walsh and Head of the European Internet Services Team Miriam Josiah discuss. 
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