I build learning products that teach people how to think. Grounded in first principles and driven by curiosity.
For 15 years I've been designing how people learn — from building K-12 ICT curricula used in 200+ schools by over 200,000 students worldwide, to running digital literacy programs for senior citizens.
Today I'm building Lernok, an edtech platform that teaches kids to become builders using first-principles thinking, preparing them for an AI-native world.
Outside of work, I play chess, read obsessively, do street photography with my Fujifilm cameras, and explore ideas across disciplines.
Guiding Principle
Good education should start with first principles, where fundamentals come before tools. It should encourage curiosity and experimentation, connect ideas to real-world problems, and stay accessible to anyone willing to learn.
Writing
See all notes- Notes on Teaching Empathy to Kids What teaching empathy mapping to kids revealed about problem-first building, AI, and why noticing real human friction matters.
- Teaching AI: Notes From A Classroom What a session with 9 to 14 year olds revealed about thinking before you ask, and why that habit matters more than any AI skill.
- The Gamification Trap Streaks, badges, and XP feel like learning. They are not. A look at why gamified apps optimise for engagement over capability, and what durable learning actually requires.
Things I've Built
A few side projects built using AI-first, vibe coding workflows.
Photography
See moreStreet photography — noticing the quiet, unfiltered moments of everyday life.
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