Dr Nick Jackson leads Digital Technologies at Scotch College in Adelaide, South Australia, and is the founder of Now Future Learning. With over 23 years in education, Nick's research focuses on empowering high school students to positively impact technology integration for improved teaching and learning. His specialties include pedagogy, educational technology, AI in education, and digital innovation.
Matthew Esterman has worked in education for over 15 years as a teacher, school leader, presenter, writer, and consultant. He holds postgraduate degrees from Macquarie University and the University of Sydney, and is the recipient of the Commonwealth Bank Teaching Fellowship for 2023 supported by Australian Schools Plus. Through his consultancy work, Matthew is a fresh thinker in the strategic and practical use of AI in schools, exploring innovative approaches including eSports, entrepreneurship, and partner projects.
Amy Wallace is a Year 12 student and 2025 College Captain at Scotch College in Adelaide, and the 2024 South Australian Student Citizen of the Year. Through her research for this book, Amy discovered a 'stark divide' between schools which outright ban AI and those which embrace it, leading her to advocate for a more unified approach. As part of Scotch College's digital leaders' team, she runs courses on using AI tools ethically and effectively, while also serving as a Cancer Council SA Ambassador and volunteering with multiple community organisations including the Australian Red Cross and Salvation Army.