51 of the strongest ideas were chosen on Monday to be developed into a prototype this weekend at the EdTech Hack 2021 organized by EdTech Estonia.

Maria Rahamägi is an entrepreneur and an educational technology activist. She is the founder of Edumus, a program designed to bring different professionals and schools together all in order to create better and more unique learning processes. She is also part of EdTech Estonia and head of its hackathon.

Yrjö Ojasaar is a tech-startup CEO, angel investor, venture advisor, public speaker and the list might as well go on. We managed to get a hold of him for a second and ask a few questions to help our education hackers along their way of building the best possible solutions to help us teach and learn in a more effective way.

Jaanika Merilo is one with many superpowers. She consults governments and companies about digital innovation, leads a YouTube channel about the startup scene in her beloved Ukraine, invests in promising startups and next to all that she has found time to mentor our hack. Here are four questions we were dying to ask her and four answers you don’t want to miss out on.