Pablo Aristizabal is the creator of Grupo Competir EdTech Company, a triple impact organization with 20 years in the industry, dedicated to digital transformation solutions for learning at home and in schools.
Professional career
He leads the creation and operation of 19 IPs (intellectual properties) that promote learning, meaningful use of technology, and performative innovation.
Among these IPs is Aula365, the largest multilingual animated catalog in natural sciences, mathematics, language, and social sciences, for preschool, primary, and secondary students.
Aula365, at the primary level, is the largest classroom in the world, with over 29 million courses offered, involving more than 5 million children, youth, and teachers; its channels have reached over 200 million views.
His Student to Student system received the UN award for educational innovation and the Guinness World Record for the largest collaborative comic in the world.
Other developments and projects
He also created the transmedia television series Creators, which combines live action and 3D, and promotes fun science for children through innovation and creativity. Creators received awards such as the Martín Fierro, FundTV, Produ Awards, Tato, World Summit Award, among others, and has been broadcast globally on Netflix in several languages.
He also leads the platforms Kidbox 1to1, Educatina, AulaYa, CreaKids, CreaKids Innovation, SeniorBox, SER+, among other educational innovations based on platform methodologies such as PLPMS (personalized learning platform management system) and 1-to-1 content, applying adaptive learning, flipped classroom, machine learning, augmented reality, and virtual reality.
Academic career
Entrepreneur, essayist, thinker, and international speaker, he is a reference in education and technology. He is also a professor of two subjects at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA).
His contributions have focused on designing enriched digital learning environments that promote change in education, empowering students, teachers, and leadership teams.