A growing archive of Dr. Peter Esperanza's speaking engagements — live presentations and workshops in the room, and online presentations and webinars — for educators around the world.
A video audition recorded on the Philippine tour, a community vote that asked a lot of voters, and a month of checking email every day. The session is on the SXSW EDU 2027 schedule in Austin.
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A first EDUCAUSE, made possible by a scholarship. About 100 attendees learned how to stop hiding in the little box in the corner of Zoom, with a free tool like Numberbender Studio.
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Not a talk this time: TikTok invited Dr. E to its Creator Summit in Hollywood. The invitation looked like a scam until he checked it, and the road there started with unlisted YouTube videos for one algebra class.
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Three hours, three modules, and the biggest live online audience of Dr. E's career: more than 14,000 K–12 teachers, most of them primary-school math teachers, learning how multimedia builds foundational numeracy.
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A first visit to Ateneo, arranged by one message to a fellow Apple Distinguished Educator. Sixty faculty and grad students packed Areté during their summer break — some travelling from as far as Cavite. The day also opened a direct line into DepEd.
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A fourth visit to OLFU, arranged on short notice once word got out Dr. E was in the country. Faculty and students from four campuses filled the auditorium — and left having recorded their first welcome video on their own phones.
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A homecoming to the college where Dr. E earned his teaching degree — this time at the front of the room, handing the creator's toolkit to 75 faculty and future Filipino teachers. One student had learned calculus from his channel during the pandemic.
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Second consecutive OTC — this time in a keynote-sized Anaheim venue that filled up despite a night-before panic. Featuring the debut of Numberbender Studio, the free layout companion for Zoom teaching.
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Bringing the framework home to the university where Dr. E has taught online since 2019 — a hybrid workshop for online health-science faculty, and finally a face to the name.
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The first webinar in the TILYSI movement — delivered to higher-ed tutors across California colleges, framed around education as the practice of freedom.
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A small Philadelphia venue made the case that the framework scales down as well as up — laptop, iPad, and Ecamm Live, in front of K–12 and higher-ed educators.
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Delivering a three-day workshop to 500 junior high math teachers across Southeast Asia — from a desk in California — on differentiated instruction in the online classroom.
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A homecoming. 300 K–12 teachers — including some of Dr. E's former teachers and classmates — gathered on a Saturday in his hometown for a workshop on teaching with video.
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Moved to the largest ballroom in the Long Beach Convention Center the morning of the talk. SRO crowd, teachers sitting on the floor — and a clear message: distance learning doesn't have to feel distant.
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One-off events become permanent. The archive turns each keynote into ongoing social proof and SEO.
Workshops, keynotes, and ongoing faculty development on online teaching, AI in education, flipped learning, and the Teach It Like You Stream It movement.
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