Vice President of the Kyrgyz Academy of Education, Doctor of Pedagogical Sciences, Professor of Pedagogy, Author of more than 80 articles, 4 monographs, textbook "Physics-8", "Informatics 5-6" and "Informatics 7-9" for the secondary schools’ students in the Kyrgyz Republic, educational and methodical manuals. Professor Mambetakunov U.E. has over 28 years’ experience working in the field of education. His areas of expertise include pedagogy, teaching methods for natural sciences and informatics, information technologies in education, environmental education and education for sustainable development.

Ramil Yarmuhamedov holds a Master's degree in Engineering and Technology from the Kyrgyz State Technical University. He is currently Project Manager of the UNICEF-supported Education Management Information System Project at the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic. Ramil Yarmuhamedov is a member of the Kyrgyz Distance Education Association. 

Professor Sartov T.E. worked as Director of the National Testing Centre of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic and led the implementation of the UNDP project "National Testing Centre", which resulted in the creation of a test question database for final exams in secondary schools, reprinted many times, and a computer-based system for processing test results. 

He was Deputy Director of Institute of Information and Communication Technologies of KNU after J. Balasagyn, where he supervised the issues of introducing ICT into the educational process, and under his leadership a series of e-learning courses and video lectures were created for distance learning students. He has also developed methodological guidelines for the creation of training materials and video lectures for distance learning. 

He was involved in the development of strategies for the implementation of distance learning system for the training centres of several ministries as a local consultant to ADB and WB.

While working as the Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs at KSTU named after I. Razzakov, he was the Chairman of the Coordinating Council on Distance Education and a board member of KADO (Kyrgyz Association for Distance Education). He has a number of academic publications in the field of distance learning. 

Asylbek Zhoodonbekov holds a degree in History from the Kyrgyz State University. His expertise is in research in education, developing books for children, parents and teachers. He has worked at governmental educational institutes and at public organizations. He coordinated implementation of projects on early childhood development to provide access to quality education for pastoralists’ children, developed innovative teachers’ materials, conducted teachers’ training on improving reading skills and interactive teaching methodology.  As a well-known independent educational expert, he is regularly invited to speak on public and private TV and radio channels, and leads on-line webinars and conferences on education policy and processes.

Dr. Koshoeva holds her PhD degree in IT Management at the Moscow Power Engineering Institute (Russia); has a solid teaching experience at the local universities. She worked as an instructor, Associate Professor, and a Head of the Telematika Department at the State Technical University. As an expert and consultant, she participated in different international projects, including “The Science and Technology Policy Asian Network'' (UNESCO), “Modernization of higher education in Central Asia through new technologies (HiEdTec)” and others. As an expert in distance education for universities, she participated in developing guidelines on DE and faculty development programs. She holds numerous certificates of intellectual property for web applications, computer programmes, and methodologies.