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The Readiness Series: from theory to practice

October 20, 2026

November 3, 2026

What does it actually mean for an institution to be ready for change? Our two-part series explores how to assess readiness, spot gaps, and strengthen the conditions needed to adapt.

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Beyond digital adoption: what makes an education institution ready for change?
Readiness in their own words

Who this series is for

This series is designed for education leaders and anyone involved in shaping how their institution responds to change.

You’ll get the most from it if you have responsibility for strategy, teaching and learning, technology, learner experience, or organisational change. But you don’t need institution-wide authority to apply the ideas. The sessions will also help you identify the readiness gaps you can influence within your own team or function.

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October 20, 2026

12.00PM AEDT | 2.00PM NZDT | 9.00AM PHT

Beyond digital adoption: what makes an education institution ready for change?

Education institutions have made significant progress in digital capability. But technology alone doesn’t tell you how prepared an institution is to respond when expectations, priorities, or ways of working change.

So what do we actually mean by readiness?

In this first webinar, we’ll unpack what readiness looks like across learners, staff, and the institution itself. We’ll look at how those areas influence one another, where gaps can start to slow progress, and how leaders can assess where their institution is today.

We’ll also introduce the five-level readiness framework from The Readiness Playbook, which you can use before or after the session to explore the ideas in more depth.

Meet this webinar’s speakers

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Ryan Lufkin, VP of Global Academic Strategy

Ryan Lufkin

VP of Global Academic Strategy, Instructure
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Farrah King

APAC Market Strategist, Instructure

November 3, 2026

12.00PM AEDT | 2.00PM NZDT | 9.00AM PHT

Readiness in their own words

Readiness gaps often become most visible when change puts pressure on the way an institution already works.

In Part 2, education leaders will share examples of moments when that happened in their own institutions. We’ll explore what first signalled that something wasn’t working as expected, how they identified the underlying issue, and what they changed in response.

The conversation will focus on the practical decisions that followed, including what leaders learnt from the experience and how it shaped what they prioritised next.

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Meet this webinar’s speakers

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Ryan Lufkin, VP of Global Academic Strategy

Ryan Lufkin

VP of Global Academic Strategy, Instructure
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Leah Marie T. Castillo

Associate Principal for Learning Standards, De La Salle Santiago Zobel
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Turn readiness into clearer priorities

Use the Readiness Playbook to take a more structured look at your institution’s readiness for change across people, systems, governance, and ways of working.

  • See where you stand. Use the five-level maturity framework to recognise strengths and identify areas that may need attention.
  • Understand what drives readiness. Explore the interconnected capabilities that help institutions adapt, build skills, and respond to emerging needs.
  • Decide where to focus next. Turn what you uncover into clearer priorities for your institution and leadership team.