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8 - 11 October 2018

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Speakers K-12 - Level 4, Main Plenary - [For premium conference delegates]

IT - Level 4, Main Plenary - [For premium conference delegates] Tertiary, Level 4, Main Plenary[For premium conference delegates]

Special Educational Needs - Level 4, Main Plenary - [For premium conferencedelegates]

Vocational - Room 336, Level 3 [For premium conference delegates] Business, Level 4, Main Plenary [For premium conference delegates]

Early Childhood - Level 4, Main Plenary - [For premium conference delegates] EduBuild - Level 4, Main Plenary - (New for 2018) [For premium conference

delegates] Pre-Day Workshops [For 3 day premium conference delegates only]

Teachtechtalks - K-12 - Hall 401, Level 4 [Free for all] Teachtechtalks - Tertiary - Hall 401, Level 4 [Free for all]

Tech Showcase - Hall 401, Level 4 [Free for all]

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Speakers

Raghu Bala, CTO, TrusteducationToby Berger, Managing Director, RevinateYash Bhati, Reactor Facilitator, ReactorRohayati Binti Abd. Hamed, Ketua Penolong Pengarah, (BPSH), Ministry of Education, MalaysiaAdam Brimo, Chief Executive Officer, OPENLEARNING GLOBAL (M) SDN BHDJarom Britton, Regional Attorney - Health, Education & Public Sector, Asia, Microsoft Singapore Pte LtdJames Bryce, Founder and CEO, GweekMichael Budig, Assistant Professor, Singapore University of Technology and DesignCasey, , Vivamui Sdn BhdReuben Chan, Sales & Marketing Manager, Beeducation Adventures Sdn BhdVikram Yadalli Chandrashekar, Senior Marketing Specialist MY & SG, Lenovo SingaporeNalisha Chetty, Senior Portfolio and Brand Manager, Logitech InternationalMichelle Chia, Reactor Facilitator, ReactorStephaine Chu, Head of Partnerships, Innovation Group, DBS BankJude Chua, Associate Professor, Head, Policy and Leadership Studies, National Institute of Education (NIE) -SingaporeHui Xiang Chua, Owner, KDD Impact ProgramDylan Citrin Cummins, Psych teacher, International School Ho Chi Minh CityCarly Daff, Product Director, Janison Solutions Pty LtdCheryl De Jesus, Teacher, Australian International SchoolSusan De Silva, Consultant, Bird & Bird ATMD LLPDavid Dianalyn, Head of Admissions, S.P Jain School of Global ManagementDuc Lan Do, Researcher at Vietnam Institute of Educational Sciences, Ministry of Education & TrainingArunprasad Durairaj, CEO, Flinto Learning SolutionsMoe Ekapob, Adjunct Professor, INDA, Chulalongkorn UniversityMelanie Ellis, Deputy Head, Middle School, Dulwich College SingaporeDan Elsworth, Product Director, Janison Solutions Pty LtdTim Everson, Academic Support Teacher, Stamford American International SchoolMuhammad Farid, Reactor Facilitator, ReactorJohn Fong, Chief Executive Officer, S P Jain School of Global ManagementElla Gati, Student, Dulwich College SingaporeSee Ting Goh, Co-Founder/CEO, PitchSpotBoon Jin Goh, Founder, Deck.ToysShubham Goyal, CEO, CerebryKwan Heng Seow, Country Solution Architect, Lenovo SingaporeWilliam Hooi, Mischief Maker, OneMaker Group Pte LtdTherence Jazul, HR Reporting Specialist, HPEPuah Jing Wen, Chief Fun Officer, ReactorSussie Ketit, Adjunct Lecturer, School of Graduate Development and Management, BCA AcademySugianto Kolim, CTO, Inspira.AcademyStephan Kupsch, Information Systems Instructor, Dmmmsu-NlucSergey Kushnarev, Lecturer, Singapore University of Technology and DesignDennis Kwek, Associate Dean and Senior Research Scientist, National Institute of Education (NIE) - SingaporeDavid Lee, STEM and EdTech Coach, Singapore American SchoolChristina Lee, Assistant Director of Admissions, INSEAD




Carol Loi, Founder & Principal Consultant, Village ConsultancyAfrica Raymond Mitchel Magpantay, MYP Science and Design Educator, Manila Xiamen International SchoolRob Manson, Chief Executive Officer, AweGlenda Markwell, Learning Design Associate, Qut Graduate School Of BusinessDan Martinez, Co-ordinator for Innovation and Learning, St Hilda'S SchoolRidwan Mohamad Bin Othman, Senior Director AVR Solutions, EON Reality Pte LtdRohit Narayanan, High School Student, SAS MS Robotics MentorLaletha Nithiyanandan, Co-founder, Made of BrillianceYu Hong Niu, Chairman & CEO, Silversea TechnologyAung Naing Oo, Executive Director, Engineering For Kids MyanmarPaulina Pannen, Expert, Ministry of Research Technology and Higher Education IndonesiaZoltan Pogonyi, Senior Lecturer (SLTR), Nanyang PolytechnicZoltan Pogonyi, , Wacom SingaporeVarun Poladiya, Co-Founder And Chief Executive Officer, EduTronicsKynan Robinson, CEO, NotoshGilda Scarfe, CEO and Founder, Positive Action UKLinda Schindler, COO, FirstCOUNSELMalcolm Sharman, Head of Product Development, Literacy PlanetDaniel Shen, Founder, SoqqleTotok Amin Soefijanto, Ed.D, Member, DKI Jakarta Governor's Delivery UnitKhalief Stamps, Learning Support, Singapore American SchoolMichael Tan Lip Thye, Research Scientist, National Institute of Education (NIE) - SingaporePhillip Towndrow, Senior Research Scientist, National Institute of Education (NIE) - SingaporeMadura Mangalika Wehella, Additional Secretary/ Policy, Planning and Review, Ministry of Education - Sri LankaDerek Welsh, Chief Commercial Officer, JanisonChip Wilcox, Chief Product Officer, TemasysChristabel Zhang, EY Teacher, Stamford American International SchoolHazel Angeles, Principal, CIIT (Cosmopolitan International Institute of TechnologyEmie Baylon, Edtech Coordinator, De La Salle Santiago Zobel SchoolAlex Beard, Senior Director and Author, Natural Born Learners, Teach For AllJohn Oliver Brioso, Education Technology Coordinator, Far Eastern UniversityLavesa Devnani, Deputy Principal Early Years, Stamford American International SchoolMatt Harris, Ed.D, , EdTech ConsultantAmelia Febriani, Professional Development Coord, Mawar Sharon Christian SchoolSascha Funk, Lecturer, Thammasat UniversityKerry Gittins, Head of Library, Renaissance International SchoolRonald Gonzales, Vice President of Academic Affairs, City of Calamba CollegesZoe Hancock, Director of Admissions and Marketing, Dover Court International SchoolAna Hol, Director of Academic Program, Western Sydney UniversityNoraini Idris, Deputy Vice Chancellor, Research And Innovation, Universiti Pendidikan Sultan IdrisNitish Jain, President and Director, S.P Jain School of Global ManagementMonica Joshi, IT Head, Sat Paul MittalRebecca Kan, Vice Dean, Nanyang Academy Of Fine ArtsCraig Kemp, Head Of Educational Technology (K-12), Stamford American International SchoolMike Keppel, PVC for Teaching and Learning, Taylor's UniversityChantal Kruger, EAL Teacher, Renaissance International SchoolFelix Eb Lee, Director, Dwi Emas International SchoolPaulo Luis Lozano, Product Manager, Computer Assisted Learning CorporationRolly Maiquez, Engineering, Design and Innovation, The American International School in Hong KongVjaceslavs Matvejevs, Dean of Technology and Learning Systems, International Christian School Hong KongMarivic Mitschek, Chairperson, Computer Studies Department, De La Salle University-Dasmariñas




Ken Montgomery, Executive Director, Design Tech High SchoolKian Bee Ng, Deputy Director, Nanyang PolytechnicNeelam Parmar, Director of Elearning, Ashford SchoolRavichandran Purushothaman, Dean of Centre of Postgraduate Studies, University College FairviewK.A. Razhiyah, Teacher, SMK PanjiMaria Ruth Regalado, Director, Institute of Teaching & Learning, Philippine Normal UniversityLouise Robinson, Executive Director Vocational Education, R.M.I.T. UniversityElias Sampa, Curriculum And Academic Programs Director, Australian International SchoolNicole Sargeant, Head of Primary Computing, VLE Administrator, Tech Coach, Regents International SchoolPattayaMatthew Scadding, ICT Integrator, Ravenswood School for GirlsKristie Schulz, Lead Teacher, Parklands Christian CollegeAli Shameem, Head of ICT, Surabaya Intercultural SchoolAbhishek Singh Bhati, Dean, James Cook University SingaporeSteven Sutantro, Teacher, TechTransformCoachYong Tiong Samson Tan, Head, Centre for Innovation in Learning, National Institute of EducationAi Ling Thian, General Manager, My First Skool, NTUC First CampusAdam Torrens, Technology Education Teacher, Stamford American International SchoolPramod Tripathi, Director Academics, Global Indian International SchoolCalvin Tse, Deputy Head and IB DP Coordinator, Kiangsu-Chekiang College, International SectionKarina Veal, Senior Education Specialist, Independent ConsultantJames Waldron, Head of Section, EtonHouse International School SuzhouLee Wilson, Director Of Learning Technologies, Nexus International School SingaporeWajid Hussain, Director Office Of Quality & Accreditation, Islamic UniversityLouriza Abaño, ICT Teacher, Miriam CollegeAgisa Abdulla, Educational Technology Coach, German European School SingaporeYasmin Noorul Amin, TEACHER, La Salle Petaling Jaya Secondary School, MalaysiaJennifer Ann Aquino, Author, AuthorDavid Asirvatham, Head of School, School of Computing & IT, Taylor's UniversityDella Grace Bacaltos, Professor, Southern Philippines Agriculture Business Marine And Aquatic School OfTechnologyMargarita Consolacion C. Ballasteros, Director IV, International Cooperation Office, Department of Education,Republic of the PhilippinesKimberley Beeman, Head of Senior Library, Tanglin Trust School SingaporeAhmad Rafee Bin Che Kassim, Timbalan Pengarah, (DP) BPPDP, Ministry of Education, MalaysiaGaea Angela Bisenio, Gs English Teacher, Xavier School San JuanElizabeth Blessing, Learning Support (MS), Singapore American SchoolH.E. Leonor Magtolis Briones, Secretary of Education, Department of Education, Republic of the PhilippinesJeanette Buckley, Associate Head of School, The Winstedt SchoolVivian Buhain, Center For Language Studies Director, New Era UniversityDebbie Caines, Head of Senior School, The Winstedt SchoolBernadine Caruana, Counsellor (Education & Science), Australian High CommissionNadia Cassinie, Teacher, Teacher of Quipper Video IndonesiaSuphat Champatong, Secretary General, Office of the Higher Education Commission, Ministry Of EducationThailandKanchana Chandran, Senior Lecturer, Sunway University MalaysiaJane Ching-Kwan, Director, Shool4kidzsCorinna Choong, Senior Director, Marketing & Communications, Singapore University of Technology and DesignGrace Chow, Educator, Tadika AktifKim Chua, Assistant Professor, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University AsiaKenny Chua, Head, Salesforce Practice, Viseo Asia




Louren Clamor Canlas, School Directress-Principal, Escuela De Sophia Of CaloocanAdam Cole, Science Coordinator, Sacred Heart CollegeMatt Connelly, Chief Executive Officer, Me3DJennifer Contreras, IT Professor, FEU - Institute of TechnologyLucy Crehan, , International Education Consultant and ResearcherElson Niel Dagondon, Chairman, CIIT College of Arts and TechnologySuresh Dass, Chief Operating Officer & Principal, St Johns International SchoolCharles Joseph De Guzman, Special Science Teacher Iv, Philippine Science High School-Main CampusRogelio Dela Cruz Jr., Head, Educational Technology Office, De La Salle University - College Of St BenildeLeli Deswindi, Lecturer, Esq business schoolAnthony Donovan, Additional Educational Needs Coordinator, The British International School Phuket BISPMartin Dougiamas, CEO, MoodleDaniel Encinas, High School English Teacher, De La Salle Santiago Zobel SchoolTanya Farrol, Middle School Learning Support, Beijing City International SchoolOliver Fison, Senior Research Analyst, CyberhoundMarcin Franc, Founder, Photon EducationJacinta Freeman, Programme Leader, Research Studies, Nanyang Academy Of Fine ArtsRoxanne Fuentes, Teacher I, Department Of Education - Division Of Cagayan De OroMichael Fung, Deputy Chief Executive (Industry), Chief Human Resource Officer & Chief Data Officer, SkillsFutureSingapore Agency, Ministry of EducationRadel James Gacumo, Language And Communication Teacher, Philippine Science High SchoolMike Gilmour, Deputy Principal Primary Years, GEMS World Academy (Singapore)Nancy Gleason, Director, Centre for Teaching & Learning, Senior Lecturer, Yale-NUS CollegeEssam Kenji Gonzales, Junior High School Faculty, St. Paul College, PasigTony Gravina, Regional Marketing Manager For Asia, SEQTA SoftwareMuhammad Hafiz, Special Needs Teacher, A.P.S.N. Delta Senior SchoolCraig Hansen, Principal Education Technology, Springfield International EducationLiam Heary, Director of Learning support, AIS IndonesiaFernando Hettiyadura, , Plan InternationalOng Eng Hong, Director of Under Graduate Studies and Academics, Singapore University of Technology andDesignSteve Hoskins, Literacy Development Director, LiteracyPlanetTrevor Hughes, Data Manager, Saint Josephs Institution InternationalMaria Cristina Ibanez, Innovation Resource Manager, Miriam CollegeIsmail Ihsan, National STEM Centre, Educational Planning and Research Division, Ministry of Education Malaysia,Ministry of Education, MalaysiaRichard Ings, Managing Director APAC, ReadSpeakerShahrul Mizan Ismail, Deputy Director of Learning Technology, U.K.MJerome Jaime, Grade School Religion Teacher, Xavier School San JuanTherence Jazul, Part Time Lecturer, Dlsu-D And Higher Education ConsultantCindy Kaardal, Studio 4 Teacher, International School Ho Chi Minh CityNorman Kiak Nam Kee, Lecturer, National Institute of Education (NIE) - SingaporeBeena Khemani Uttam, Curriculum Co-Ordinator, Playworks Early Childhood CentersEdward Kumar, Head Teacher Social Science/VET, Lurnea HsMargit Kunz, Deputy General Manager, Singaporean-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (SGC)Myo Kywe, Chairman, National Education Policy Commission, MyanmarEric Lam, Chief Executive Officer, Amdon ConsultingRosario O. Lapus, President, Miriam CollegeVinh Anh Le, Vice General Director, Vietnam Institute of Educational Sciences, Ministry of Education & TrainingAdrian Lee, Deputy Director, National University of SingaporeWee Chee Lee, Director, Learning & Professional Development, Institute for Adult Learning




Roger Lee, Director, Singapore Institute of Materials ManagementBill Lee, Group Managing Director, Azendian SolutionsPriscilla Leighton, Student Services Coordinator (MS/HS), Brent International School ManilaLim Chee Leong, Associate Director, E-Learning Academy, Taylor's UniversityMint Lim, Founder, School of ConceptsAdrian Lim, Digital Literacy & Participation, Digital Readiness Cluster, Infocomm and Media DevelopmentAuthority of Singapore (IMDA)Alice Lim, Teacher, School of Science & TechnologyPeimin Lin, Brand Manager, EtonHouse International Education GroupYijie Liu, Mathematics Educator and ICT Committee Member, School of Science and Technology, SingaporeChris Marley, Regional Solutions Manager - ANZ, SEQTA SoftwareJon Mason, Chief Executive Officer, Elaura Asia Pte LtdKevin Mauritson, Principal, AIT International SchoolSian May, Director of Senior School, Dulwich College SingaporePrantik Mazumdar, Managing Partner, HappyMarketerMark Joseph Mendoza, Senior High School Mathematics Teacher, De La Salle Santiago Zobel SchoolKovleen Middha, Science teacher, Sat Paul MittalBipasha Minocha, Brand Director, EtonHouse International Education GroupSoofrina Mubarak, EdTech Coordinator, Senior Educational Therapist, Dyslexia Association of SingaporeFarhan Muhammad, Regional Sales Manager, Crestron ElectronicsLeonie Nagarajan, Director, Education Department, Asia-Europe Foundation ASEFAinun Na'Im, , Ministry of Research Technology and Higher Education IndonesiaSumitra Nair, Vice President, Talent & Digital Entrepreneurship, Malaysia Digital Economy CorporationSantha Nair, English Language Teacher and HOD English Department, SJK(T) Ladang Nova Scotia 2Nino Naldoza, Head, School Of Information And Knowledge Management, Philippine Normal UniversityUma Natarajan, Principal Officer for Education, Head FoundationDavid Neudorf, Director of Technology, International School of Kuala LumpurMunaz Ahmed Noor, Member, Digital Bangladesh Taskforce, Prime Minister's Office, BangladeshRoberta Pagliarulo, EXECUTIVE COACH - PCC ICF, Roberta PagliaruloChris Pang, Senior Lecturer, Nanyang PolytechicMargarita Pavlova, Director UNESCO-UNEVOC Centre, The Education University of Hong KongAntoninho Pires, General Director of Policy, Planning & Partnership, Ministry of Education & Culture, Timor-LesteMonique Potts, Deputy Director, Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Creative Intelligence, University of TechnologySydneyRosemarie Punsalan, Science and Technology Area Supervisor, Miriam CollegeVenka Purushothaman, Vice - President - Academic, LASALLE College of the ArtsSungsup Ra, Director of Chair of the Education Sector Group, Asian Development BankJoan Radojkovich, Director, Junior School, Dulwich College InternationalBina Rai, Lecturer, Singapore University of Technology and DesignRia Abigael Ramos, Junior High School Computer Teacher, Ateneo de Manila Junior High SchoolCaroline Ranada, Junior High School, Immaculate Conception Academy GreenhillsIrna Rasad, Ceo, Matata Studio IndonesiaEllenita Red, Associate Professor of IT, Malayan Colleges LagunaMitchel Resnick, LEGO Papert Professor of Learning Research. Academic Head, Program in Media Arts and Science,MIT Media LabSopheak Rey, Deputy Director General, Directorate General of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, Youth andSport CambodiaPenny Robertson, Founder, AIS IndonesiaLeanne Rose-Munro, Director STEMM Precinct Program, University of MelbourneBrett Salakas, Educator MYP, MLC SydneyJefri Saputra, Teacher, Sampoerna Academy




Andreas Schleicher, Director of Directorate for Education and Skills, OECD (Organisation For Economic Co-operation and Development)Joan Schumann, Director of Student Support Services, Stamford American International SchoolCraig Scott, Vice President - Technology, ViewSonic International CorpShri Shahjahan, Secretary, Department of General Education, Government of KeralaArjun Singh, Co-Founder, Score CampusNachamma Sockalingam, Assistant Director at the Office of Education, Singapore University of Technology andDesignRomila Soni, Assistant Professor, NCERTMaithreyi Subramaniam, Lecturer, Independent ResearcherSanath Sukumaran, Senior Lecturer, Taylor's UniversityDanny Summerell, STEAM Educator and Innovations Leader, Hazel Glen CollegeBen Summerton, Technology Coordinator, Singapore American SchoolAung Kyaw Bo Swar Tun, IT Manager, Monastic Education Development GroupMartin Thomas, Elementary Principal, Canadian International School BangaloreLi Wah Thong, Lecturer, Multimedia UniversityLeah Marie Tumlos-Castillo, Social Studies Coordinator, De La Salle Santiago ZobelJohn Paul Viernes, Project Development Officer Ii, Department of EducationArvin Jasper Villanueva, Junior High School Filipino Teacher, De La Salle Santiago Zobel SchoolLisa Wark, Deputy Principal, Riverside Girls High SchoolLutz-Christian Wolff, Dean of the Graduate School, The Chinese University of Hong KongSteve Christopher Wong, School Principal, Philippine Chen Kuang High SchoolTom Worthington, Honorary Lecturer in Computing, The Australian National UniversityJohn Yan, CEO, InknoeAurelius Yeo, Head of Educational Technology, School of Science & TechnologyAlexandra Young, Chief Experience Officer, AWERaizada Yuvraj, Director, Credit Suisse SingaporeLai Zhenyue, Lecturer, Curtin UniversityVerena Zimmer, Educational Technology Coach, German European School SingaporeDianaros Abdul Majid, Lead Teacher, St. Stephen's SchoolJuliette Bentley, Technology Implementation Mentor For Colleagues And Secondary Teacher, Mt St Michael'sCollegeSiew Ying Crystale Lim, Associate Professor, U.C.S.I. UniversityCharlotte Winter, Head of E-Learning, Rochedale State High School








K-12 - Level 4, Main Plenary - [For premium conferencedelegates]

EduTECH Asia 2018 - Conference Day 1

OPENING KEYNOTE PLENARY: THE FUTURE OF LEARNING

08:40 Organiser’s welcome remarks

09:00 Chair’s opening remarks

Ben Summerton, Technology Coordinator, Singapore American School

09:15 Lifelong Kindergarten: Cultivating Creativity through Projects, Passion, Peers, andPlay (LIVE VIDEO)

Mitchel Resnick, LEGO Papert Professor of Learning Research. Academic Head,Program in Media Arts and Science, MIT Media Lab

09:45 Preparing students to be digitally ready for the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Adrian Lim, Digital Literacy & Participation, Digital Readiness Cluster, Infocomm andMedia Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA)

10:05 Building the workforce of the future: Creating opportunities for students throughdesign thinking & problem solving

Ken Montgomery, Executive Director, Design Tech High School

K-12

NEW PEDAGOGIES

11:10 Track Chair’s Remarks

Adam Cole, Science Coordinator, Sacred Heart College

11:20 Deep learning via long-term, ambitious projects – The Bradbury Club





11:40 'What's Your Rollercoaster? Embracing Student Choice'

Danny Summerell, STEAM Educator and Innovations Leader, Hazel Glen College

12:00 Personalised Learning: Vision vs. Reality


Elias Sampa, Curriculum And Academic Programs Director, Australian InternationalSchool

Felix Eb Lee, Director, Dwi Emas International School

Neelam Parmar, Director of Elearning, Ashford School

EXHIBITION VISIT & NETWORKING LUNCH

KEYNOTE PLENARY: EMPLOYABILITY, ENTREPRENEURSHIP &GLOBAL LEARNING

14:00 What are modern employers looking for?

Toby Berger, Managing Director, Revinate

Raizada Yuvraj, Director, Credit Suisse Singapore

Susan De Silva, Consultant, Bird & Bird ATMD LLP

Linda Schindler, COO, FirstCOUNSEL

14:45 Natural Born Learners: A round-the-world quest to discover the future of learning(LIVE SKYPE)

Alex Beard, Senior Director and Author, Natural Born Learners, Teach For All




EXHIBITION VISIT & NETWORKING REFRESHMENTS

LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES

16:00 Drones in education

Dan Martinez, Co-ordinator for Innovation and Learning, St Hilda'S School

16:20 Artificial Intelligence explorations and their practical use in school environments

Matthew Scadding, ICT Integrator, Ravenswood School for Girls

16:40 Bring the Power of Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality to your classroom

Steven Sutantro, Teacher, TechTransformCoach

STEM/ STEAM

17:00 Transdisciplinary STEM: Integrating Science and Design to develop 21st centuryskills

Kristie Schulz, Lead Teacher, Parklands Christian College

17:20 Successful STEAM: Integrating Science and Arts

Monique Potts, Deputy Director, Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Creative Intelligence,University of Technology Sydney

Lisa Wark, Deputy Principal, Riverside Girls High School

17:40 Understanding the benefits of bringing robotics directly into K-12 STEMclassrooms

Rolly Maiquez, Engineering, Design and Innovation, The American InternationalSchool in Hong Kong

NETWORKING DRINKS RECEPTION





KEYNOTE PLENARY: NEW WAYS OF LEARNING



Mike Gilmour, Deputy Principal Primary Years, GEMS World Academy (Singapore)

09:20 NextGen Learning at GIIS Campus

Pramod Tripathi, Director Academics, Global Indian International School

09:40 Designing Learning Spaces: there’s more to it than adding a wheel

Kynan Robinson, CEO, Notosh

10:00 EduBUILD Masters Hackathon Presentations

10:20 Exhibition Visit & Networking Refreshments

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION SESSION - SIMPLY PICK A TABLE & JOINTHE DEBATE! EVERY ROUNDTABLE SESSION WILL RUN TWICE,

FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40

11:10 Digital Portfolios

11:10 Endorsing cross-curricular learning among teachers

11:10 Explore how design thinking can create authentic learning experiences

11:10 From consumption to creation: How can students create their own AR/ VRexperience in the classroom?

11:10 Squaring personalization and digitization with blended learning

11:10 Sustaining innovation through Leadership Changes

11:10 Using ISTE standards framework for lesson design and curriculum mapping

11:10 Using technology meaningfully to enrich a STEAM agenda

11:55 Digital Portfolios




11:55 Endorsing cross-curricular learning among teachers

11:55 Explore how design thinking can create authentic learning experiences

11:55 From consumption to creation: How can students create their own AR/ VRexperience in the classroom?

11:55 Squaring personalization and digitization with blended learning

11:55 Sustaining innovation through Leadership Changes

11:55 Using ISTE standards framework for lesson design and curriculum mapping

11:55 Using technology meaningfully to enrich a STEAM agenda

12:40 Exhibition Visit & Networking Lunch

KEYNOTE PLENARY: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

14:00 Global Citizenship in Action: United World Schools and Dulwich College Singapore

Melanie Ellis, Deputy Head, Middle School, Dulwich College Singapore

14:10 The role of teacher knowledge and beliefs in the scaling of effective teachingstrategies (LIVE VIDEO)

Lucy Crehan, , International Education Consultant and Researcher

14:50 Why continuous professional development for teachers matters?

Eric Lam, Chief Executive Officer, Amdon Consulting

Adrian Lee, Deputy Director, National University of Singapore

Amelia Febriani, Professional Development Coord, Mawar Sharon Christian School

Nancy Gleason, Director, Centre for Teaching & Learning, Senior Lecturer, Yale-NUSCollege

James Waldron, Head of Section, EtonHouse International School Suzhou





EDUSLAM!EduSLAM sessions are unconference-style sessions with peers of similar jobfunctions and facilitated by expert speakers. The agenda for these sessions is thatthere is no agenda - You set the agenda, so bring your problems, challenges andideas and get ready for a lively debate with your peers.

15:50 Coaching & Mentoring

David Lee, STEM and EdTech Coach, Singapore American School

15:50 Curriculum Leaders


15:50 Digital Literacy

Carol Loi, Founder & Principal Consultant, Village Consultancy

15:50 Early Childhood Leaders & Educators

Joan Radojkovich, Director, Junior School, Dulwich College International

15:50 Facilities & Operations

Sussie Ketit, Adjunct Lecturer, School of Graduate Development and Management,BCA Academy

15:50 IT Leaders

Yijie Liu, Mathematics Educator and ICT Committee Member, School of Science andTechnology, Singapore

15:50 K-12 Administrators

Kevin Mauritson, Principal, AIT International School

15:50 K-12 School Leaders


15:50 Library

Kimberley Beeman, Head of Senior Library, Tanglin Trust School Singapore




15:50 Marketing

Peimin Lin, Brand Manager, EtonHouse International Education Group

15:50 SEN Leaders & Educators

Elizabeth Blessing, Learning Support (MS), Singapore American School

15:50 Tech Leaders (High School)

Craig Hansen, Principal Education Technology, Springfield International Education

15:50 Tech Leaders (Junior School)

Adam Torrens, Technology Education Teacher, Stamford American InternationalSchool

15:50 Tech Leaders (Middle School)

Nicole Sargeant, Head of Primary Computing, VLE Administrator, Tech Coach, RegentsInternational School Pattaya

15:50 Tech Leaders (Pre-primary)

Verena Zimmer, Educational Technology Coach, German European School Singapore

15:50 Tertiary IT Leaders

Rogelio Dela Cruz Jr., Head, Educational Technology Office, De La Salle University -College Of St Benilde

15:50 Tertiary Leaders & Educators

Abhishek Singh Bhati, Dean, James Cook University Singapore

15:50 VET Leaders & Educators

Kim Chua, Assistant Professor, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Asia




CLOSE OF EDUTECH ASIA 2018


IT - Level 4, Main Plenary - [For premium conferencedelegates]


















CYBER SECURITY & DATA MANAGEMENT



11:20 Ensuring student data privacy in the digital world

Charlotte Winter, Head of E-Learning, Rochedale State High School

11:40 How can I secure my organization on the digital transformation journey

Kwan Heng Seow, Country Solution Architect, Lenovo Singapore

12:00 Controlling security in a BYOD set-up


Ali Shameem, Head of ICT, Surabaya Intercultural School

Emie Baylon, Edtech Coordinator, De La Salle Santiago Zobel School













ICT INFRASTRUCTURE & PLANNING

16:00 Edtech strategy: Knowing what edtech to invest in? (Tertiary)


16:20 Understanding the key tenants of IT leadership during ICT planning andtransformation

Vjaceslavs Matvejevs, Dean of Technology and Learning Systems, InternationalChristian School Hong Kong

16:40 Building a robust IT governance framework for tertiary institutions

David Asirvatham, Head of School, School of Computing & IT, Taylor's University

OPTIMISING EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY

17:00 Connecting IT and pedagogy

Brett Salakas, Educator MYP, MLC Sydney

17:20 Transforming learning through awarding competency-based micro-credentialsand digital badges

Lim Chee Leong, Associate Director, E-Learning Academy, Taylor's University

17:40 Edtech strategy: Knowing what edtech to invest in? (K-12)


















FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40

11:10 Enhancing data, reporting and intelligence for instructional decisions

11:10 IT preparedness and response – Why is it so important?

11:10 Over saturation of technology: Need for interoperability and exchange ofinformation between EdTech products

11:10 Planning and managing your IT assests effectively

11:10 Power Up: The changing role of IT leaders to Learning technologies experts

11:10 The digital future: taking assessment from pen-and-paper, to digital, and beyond

11:55 Enhancing data, reporting and intelligence for instructional decisions

11:55 IT preparedness and response – Why is it so important?




11:55 Over saturation of technology: Need for interoperability and exchange ofinformation between EdTech products

11:55 Planning and managing your IT assests effectively

11:55 Power Up: The changing role of IT leaders to Learning technologies experts





























15:50 IT Leaders






15:50 Library





15:50 Marketing























Tertiary, Level 4, Main Plenary[For premium conferencedelegates]


















SMART LEARNING


Lutz-Christian Wolff, Dean of the Graduate School, The Chinese University of HongKong

11:20 Harness new tools: Incorporating AR/ VR and Mixed Reality into academic pursuits

Yong Tiong Samson Tan, Head, Centre for Innovation in Learning, National Instituteof Education

11:40 Into the World of Interactive & Digital Media

Zoltan Pogonyi, Senior Lecturer (SLTR), Nanyang Polytechnic

12:00 Making a case for experiential learning in higher education

Glenda Markwell, Learning Design Associate, Qut Graduate School Of Business

Siew Ying Crystale Lim, Associate Professor, U.C.S.I. University

Sascha Funk, Lecturer, Thammasat University

Ana Hol, Director of Academic Program, Western Sydney University

Noraini Idris, Deputy Vice Chancellor, Research And Innovation, UniversitiPendidikan Sultan Idris













DRIVING THE SKILLS AGENDA

16:00 A guide on building curriculum competencies based on future skills

Nachamma Sockalingam, Assistant Director at the Office of Education, SingaporeUniversity of Technology and Design

16:20 Employability impact: The need for developing higher order thinking amongsttertiary students

Nachamma Sockalingam, Assistant Director at the Office of Education, SingaporeUniversity of Technology and Design

Rebecca Kan, Vice Dean, Nanyang Academy Of Fine Arts

Marivic Mitschek, Chairperson, Computer Studies Department, De La SalleUniversity-Dasmariñas

Nitish Jain, President and Director, S.P Jain School of Global Management

ASSESSMENTS

17:00 Feedback for the longer term: Developing student feedback perception andliteracy

Mike Keppel, PVC for Teaching and Learning, Taylor's University

17:20 Automated student outcomes assessment for enhanced student learning

Wajid Hussain, Director Office Of Quality & Accreditation, Islamic University

17:40 Strategizing alternative assessments - Merging authentic learning withcollaborative and real-time assessment tools

Shahrul Mizan Ismail, Deputy Director of Learning Technology, U.K.M

















FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40

11:10 A confluence of disruptive digital technologies that are set to change teachingand learning

11:10 Beyond employability: embedding life skills in higher education

11:10 Bringing together lecture and mini-case method in teaching and learning

11:10 How to strengthen curriculum mapping with Academic Analytics

11:10 Igniting interest for STEM adoption in Tertiary students

11:10 OBE, Continual Quality Improvement or Accreditation, which one?

11:10 Putting personalised learning at the core of modern tertiary education




11:55 A confluence of disruptive digital technologies that are set to change teachingand learning

11:55 Beyond employability: embedding life skills in higher education

11:55 Bringing together lecture and mini-case method in teaching and learning

11:55 How to strengthen curriculum mapping with Academic Analytics

11:55 Igniting interest for STEM adoption in Tertiary students

11:55 OBE, Continual Quality Improvement or Accreditation, which one?

11:55 Putting personalised learning at the core of modern tertiary education




























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15:50 Library





15:50 Marketing























Special Educational Needs - Level 4, Main Plenary - [Forpremium conference delegates]


















TECH IN SEN


Khalief Stamps, Learning Support, Singapore American School

11:20 Designing professional development for educators to close the performance gapbetween the ideal and reality of practice

Soofrina Mubarak, EdTech Coordinator, Senior Educational Therapist, DyslexiaAssociation of Singapore

11:40 Important principles in developing an Inclusive School and incorporatingtechnology.

Liam Heary, Director of Learning support, AIS Indonesia

12:00 Creating tech-infused and intentional learning environments for SEN students

Khalief Stamps, Learning Support, Singapore American School

Muhammad Hafiz, Special Needs Teacher, A.P.S.N. Delta Senior School

Soofrina Mubarak, EdTech Coordinator, Senior Educational Therapist, DyslexiaAssociation of Singapore













FROM INTERVENTION TO TRANSITION PLANNING

16:00 Analyzing data to determine appropriate interventions for SEN students

Tanya Farrol, Middle School Learning Support, Beijing City International School

16:20 The Transition to Adulthood: Let's Get Started

Tim Everson, Academic Support Teacher, Stamford American International School

16:40 Building social, work and college preparedness skills for smooth work transition

Norman Kiak Nam Kee, Lecturer, National Institute of Education (NIE) - Singapore

SEN FOCUS GROUPS

17:01 Focus Group Discussion – Learning & Reading Disabilities

Jeanette Buckley, Associate Head of School, The Winstedt School

Debbie Caines, Head of Senior School, The Winstedt School

17:02 Focus Group Discussion – Behavior Disabilities

Joan Schumann, Director of Student Support Services, Stamford AmericanInternational School

17:03 Focus Group Discussion – Executive functioning

Priscilla Leighton, Student Services Coordinator (MS/HS), Brent International SchoolManila

17:04 Focus Group Discussion – Social Skills and Interaction

Anthony Donovan, Additional Educational Needs Coordinator, The BritishInternational School Phuket BISP

















FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40

11:10 Exploring the co-teaching model for inclusion

11:10 Going beyond Instructional Technology Integration Models with edtech for SENstudents

11:10 Managing strong manpower demand- Challenges in attraction and attrition

11:10 Personalized learning in your class- building in voice, choice, progressions, andflexible learning spaces

11:10 Providing feedback to parents – even when they don’t want it!

11:10 Transition Planning – What makes sense to support students with special needs totransit from school to work or to home.




11:55 Exploring the co-teaching model for inclusion

11:55 Going beyond Instructional Technology Integration Models with edtech for SENstudents

11:55 Managing strong manpower demand- Challenges in attraction and attrition

11:55 Personalized learning in your class- building in voice, choice, progressions, andflexible learning spaces

11:55 Providing feedback to parents – even when they don’t want it!

11:55 Transition Planning – What makes sense to support students with special needs totransit from school to work or to home.




























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Vocational - Room 336, Level 3 [For premium conferencedelegates]


















TECH IN TVET


Karina Veal, Senior Education Specialist, Independent Consultant

11:20 How is VR/ AR leading the way in vocational education?

Chris Pang, Senior Lecturer, Nanyang Polytechic

11:40 From textbook to workbench: how can vocational institutions better support themaker movement?

Ong Eng Hong, Director of Under Graduate Studies and Academics, SingaporeUniversity of Technology and Design

12:00 Fireside Chat: Expanding access to lifelong learning opportunities through OER

Roger Lee, Director, Singapore Institute of Materials Management














LINKING VOCATIONAL TRAINING WITH ENTERPRISE

16:00 Putting relevancy first: the impact of changing industry needs on course offerings

Louise Robinson, Executive Director Vocational Education, R.M.I.T. University

16:20 Promoting collaboration in-company using dual training system (DTS) as adelivery platform

Margit Kunz, Deputy General Manager, Singaporean-German Chamber of Industryand Commerce (SGC)

16:40 Pathways to employment – the value of industry academia collaboration


Ismail Ihsan, National STEM Centre, Educational Planning and Research Division,Ministry of Education Malaysia, Ministry of Education, Malaysia

Margit Kunz, Deputy General Manager, Singaporean-German Chamber of Industryand Commerce (SGC)

Louise Robinson, Executive Director Vocational Education, R.M.I.T. University

Hazel Angeles, Principal, CIIT (Cosmopolitan International Institute of Technology

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & TEACHER TRAINING

17:20 Strategies for continuing professional development of VEPT teachers and trainers


17:40 Best practices for permeability and tertiary level professional education

Venka Purushothaman, Vice - President - Academic, LASALLE College of the Arts

















FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40

11:10 Designing career directions for technical vocational education and training

11:10 Mindset change: Improving the image of TVET and creating a positive perception

11:10 Need for training and retraining - Managing shortage of training staff in TVET

11:55 Designing career directions for technical vocational education and training

11:55 Mindset change: Improving the image of TVET and creating a positive perception

11:55 Need for training and retraining - Managing shortage of training staff in TVET









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Business, Level 4, Main Plenary [For premium conferencedelegates]












ADMISSIONS


Elson Niel Dagondon, Chairman, CIIT College of Arts and Technology

11:20 Digitizing admissions process and using digital marketing for conversion funnel

Christina Lee, Assistant Director of Admissions, INSEAD

11:40 From real-time application tracking to automated rankings: Creating an advancedstudent admission system





12:00 Parent-Teacher Communication – Tech strategies for success



Martin Thomas, Elementary Principal, Canadian International School Bangalore










MARKETING

16:00 Tips for branding/ marketing your school

Felix Eb Lee, Director, Dwi Emas International School

16:20 University Marketing: How to get it right with a 360 degree approach?

Corinna Choong, Senior Director, Marketing & Communications, SingaporeUniversity of Technology and Design

16:40 Getting your digital marketing strategy right

Bipasha Minocha, Brand Director, EtonHouse International Education Group




TALENT MANAGEMENT

17:00 Managing the growing shortage of school leaders


17:20 The talent challenge: How to solve the recruitment and retention crisis


















FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40

11:10 How can you use real-time marketing effectively for schools

11:10 Implementing and executing a successful guidance program that meet student,parent and school expectations

11:10 Planning for change – Rethinking physical and organisational architecture ofschools

11:55 How can you use real-time marketing effectively for schools

11:55 Implementing and executing a successful guidance program that meet student,parent and school expectations

11:55 Planning for change – Rethinking physical and organisational architecture ofschools




























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15:50 Library


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Early Childhood - Level 4, Main Plenary - [For premiumconference delegates]












TECH IN ECE


Cheryl De Jesus, Teacher, Australian International School

11:20 Exploring Mixed reality in ECE


11:40 Stem it Right!

Grace Chow, Educator, Tadika Aktif




12:00 Young children as global collaborators

Agisa Abdulla, Educational Technology Coach, German European School Singapore

12:20 Tangible kindergarten: Developing computational thinking in an early childhoodclassroom

Jane Ching-Kwan, Director, Shool4kidzs










LEARNING THROUGH PLAY

16:00 Purposeful play: A guide to intentionally plan the play experiences to enhancelearning

Lavesa Devnani, Deputy Principal Early Years, Stamford American InternationalSchool

16:20 What impacts Early Brain Development in pre-school years?





16:40 Tiny Tech: how can parents and ECE educators work together to manage thebalance between technology and activity for young children

Cheryl De Jesus, Teacher, Australian International School

Grace Chow, Educator, Tadika Aktif

Ai Ling Thian, General Manager, My First Skool, NTUC First Campus


PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & TEACHER TRAINING

17:20 Reflections on quality – the need for continuous professional development for ECEeducators

Mint Lim, Founder, School of Concepts

17:40 Capacity building of preschool teachers for sustainability in ECE

Romila Soni, Assistant Professor, NCERT

















FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40

11:10 Digital literacy in ECE

11:10 From Consumers to Creators: Teaching Coding, Computational Thinking toKindergartners

11:10 How much and what kind? Identifying adequate technology infrastructure for ECE

11:10 Thick and thin conversations: Engaging young learners through inquiry - basedlearning

11:10 What Social Robots can teach kindergartners

11:55 Digital literacy in ECE

11:55 From Consumers to Creators: Teaching Coding, Computational Thinking toKindergartners

11:55 How much and what kind? Identifying adequate technology infrastructure for ECE




11:55 Thick and thin conversations: Engaging young learners through inquiry - basedlearning

11:55 What Social Robots can teach kindergartners




























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EduBuild - Level 4, Main Plenary - (New for 2018) [Forpremium conference delegates]












21ST CENTURY LEARNING SPACES



11:20 A K-12 Case Study


11:40 AIS case-study – Building an inclusive school

Penny Robertson, Founder, AIS Indonesia




12:00 The Vocational Education and Training Shop – How the “simulated environments"of learning in the classroom can become lifelong "real time experiences"

Edward Kumar, Head Teacher Social Science/VET, Lurnea Hs

12:20 Future Learning Spaces: Design and Strategy for active learning classrooms











CAMPUS OF THE FUTURE

16:00 Creative Spaces: making room for team & individual pursuits in libraries & labs


16:20 A next generation multi-faculty learning and teaching building, ideation tooperation case study

Leanne Rose-Munro, Director STEMM Precinct Program, University of Melbourne




16:40 Making "Making" Work: Engaging Learners in Maker Space Environment

Maria Cristina Ibanez, Innovation Resource Manager, Miriam College

Rosario O. Lapus, President, Miriam College

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

17:00 Strategies for managing sustainable educational facilities infrastructure

Suresh Dass, Chief Operating Officer & Principal, St Johns International School

17:20 Decreasing Campus Energy Use With Flexible Classrooms and e-Learning

Tom Worthington, Honorary Lecturer in Computing, The Australian NationalUniversity

17:40 Safe and Secure schools - why should it NOT be your top priority?

Moe Ekapob, Adjunct Professor, INDA, Chulalongkorn University

















FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40

11:10 Learning to use new tech-infused teaching spaces

11:10 Principles of building an inclusive school from the ground up

11:10 Step-by-step planning for designing new learning spaces

11:10 The roadmap to SMART Campus development

11:10 Transitioning in to an e-learning environment


11:55 Principles of building an inclusive school from the ground up

11:55 Step-by-step planning for designing new learning spaces

11:55 The roadmap to SMART Campus development

11:55 Transitioning in to an e-learning environment




























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Pre-Day Workshops [For 3 day premium conferencedelegates only]

EduTECH Asia 2018 - Pre-Day Workshop

REGISTRATION

WORKSHOP SESSION (10AM - 12PM) – CHOOSE 1 OF THEFOLLOWING WORKSHOPS

Creating authentic learning experiences for students and teachers [SOLD OUT] -Room 302 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop, participants will work through a series of hand-on design challenges, withvariety of cross-learning opportunities and explore practical applications of these activities in theirclassrooms. They will be using design thinking and design process to enable students to solve real worldproblems. By the end of the workshop participants will have a clear understanding of project-basedlearning, the benefits of this approach and how it can be integrated effectively into their classrooms.

Craig Kemp, Head Of Educational Technology (K-12), Stamford AmericanInternational School


AR/VR in the classroom: The new normal? [SOLD OUT] - Room 300 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop, explore the great potential of deeply immersive experiences to engagestudents and create compelling learning opportunities. This workshop is designed for educational leadersand teachers in K-12, Higher Ed and Vocational who want to understand the VR / AR landscape, identifydevices and platforms, understand content examples, costs and pedagogical underpinnings to develop astrategic plan to implement AR/ VR in their classrooms.

Brett Salakas, Educator MYP, MLC Sydney

Change management in higher education - Vanda 4 (Marina Mandarin, Level 5)In this two hour workshop attendees will learn how to go about managing major change within theirrespective institutions. With technology increasing the pace of change across the education sector, thereis more than ever a need for leaders able to guide their institutions along the often challenging road totransformation. This workshop will cover a range of hard and soft skills that budding change managerscan use to effectively guide a transformation project from start to finish.

John Fong, Chief Executive Officer, S P Jain School of Global Management




Moving your institution into the cloud - Room 310 (Suntec, Level 3)Moving the school’s infrastructure and software to the cloud can help save significant costs across theschool, save time and enhance classroom impact. In this two hour workshop participants will identifyways modern cloud-based solutions can transform education delivery in their institutions. You will learnhow to achieve this transformational change whilst future-proofing your infrastructure and respectingtimeless values of security, privacy and sustainability.

Jarom Britton, Regional Attorney - Health, Education & Public Sector, Asia, MicrosoftSingapore Pte Ltd

Setting up your parent communication system - Vanda 5 (Marina Mandarin, Level5)Through this two hour hands-on workshop discover how innovative all-in-one smartphone Apps usepowerful digital tools to make it easier than ever before to keep parents, teachers, admin and students inthe loop. Participants will receive useful tips to help their school begin using these Apps to better engageparents and proactively build positive school cultures. Bring your own device.

Martin Thomas, Elementary Principal, Canadian International School Bangalore

Getting started with meaningful ed-tech tools - Room 309 (Suntec, Level 3)This two hour workshop is designed for educators who are at the beginning of their journey in the use oftechnology to support teaching and learning. The integration of foundational technologies such as G Suiteand Microsoft Office 365, as well as some new and emerging Web 2.0 tools, will be explored. Participantswill engage with the tools through hands-on tasks, discovering how they can adapt them to suit theircontexts and student needs and identify which tools are the right ones for their learning environmentsand classroom use. This workshop requires attendees to bring a laptop or tablet.

Chantal Kruger, EAL Teacher, Renaissance International School

Kerry Gittins, Head of Library, Renaissance International School

Personalised learning [SOLD OUT] - Room 323 (Suntec, Level 3)This two-hour workshop learn about the empowering capabilities of modeling and teaching the designthinking process and mindsets to your students. Unleash their creativity and confidence to tackle realworld problems and improve real world experiences. Design thinking (DT) is an iterative process and away of thinking that focuses on human-centered design. This solution-thinking method is ideal forproject-based learning and STEM projects because it equips students with the toolkit to generateinnovative solutions. Additionally, it provides an inquiry scaffold that can be paced to learning needs,tailored to learning preferences, and adapted to specific interests.





Digital storytelling [SOLD OUT] - Room 304 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop attendees will explore how the latest ubiquitous technologies have enabled atransformation of storytelling from text to multimedia. Over the course of this workshop participants willin groups create stories using a selection of free to use mobile applications, which they will then shareback with the group. The session will also explore how these digital storytelling approaches can be usedacross subjects in education.

Phillip Towndrow, Senior Research Scientist, National Institute of Education (NIE) -Singapore

Robotics in Education [SOLD OUT] - Room 320 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop attendees will learn how robotics can be implemented within a classroomenvironment. Focused on STEM subjects, the workshop will look at some of the core benefits of roboticsin the classroom or lab including sensory learning, hands-on innovation and cross-subject learning. Theworkshop will also address some practical considerations including cost and technical expertiserequirements.

Rolly Maiquez, Engineering, Design and Innovation, The American InternationalSchool in Hong Kong

Rohit Narayanan, High School Student, SAS MS Robotics Mentor

Implementing a LMS into your school - Room 305 (Suntec, Level 3)This two hour session is suitable for any teacher, IT directors and technology coaches interested in usingLearning Management Systems or LMS to create a secure digital learning environment for students. LMSsare essential tools for blended learning and it may seem like a hassle to implement and master but theyare worth the time investment. This workshop will guide participants through the important phases ofimplementing an LMS starting from evaluating some of the popular LMS available for K-12. Participantswill also have the opportunity to try different features of popular LMS’s such as Google Classroom andMoodle to understand how these systems help manage assignments, foster collaboration, and engagehome-school communication. By the end of the workshop, each participant should have a roughroadmap to successfully implement an LMS.

Ali Shameem, Head of ICT, Surabaya Intercultural School

Gamification for higher education - Room 308 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop attendees will participate in a gamified workshop that in turn will help themdevelop an essential understanding of the value of practical application of gamification in a tertiaryclassroom setting. Over the course of the interactive workshop attendees will learn about gamemechanics and core elements, as well as how educational games can motivate students to learn andperform better.

Siew Ying Crystale Lim, Associate Professor, U.C.S.I. University




Designing learning spaces [SOLD OUT] - Room 303 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop participants will learn about opportunities for faculty, student, andadministrative input for redesigning learning spaces. Participants will get an understanding of some ofthe things they need to understand and do before any space is designed including better understandingwhat they believe about learning and teaching, how that aligns to contemporary thinking and how thatwill affect their decisions going forward into space design. Participants will also learn how to create,manage and evaluate physical learning spaces and its transformation. They can walk away with specificideas to increase effectiveness, develop ways of evaluating spaces and assessing the activities that occurin those spaces, use of technology that faculty and students can use right away, develop a testable planand envision further iterations


Blended Learning: What you need to know? [SOLD OUT] - Room 301 (Suntec, Level3)In this two hour workshop attendees will be given the opportunity to get to grips with the basic tenants ofblended learning. Key benefits will include developing a fundamental understanding of the advantages ofa blended approach to students, the best platforms and other technology options to consider, an optimalstrategy for selecting and sharing supplementary online resources, in-class pedagogies in support ofblended learning and more.


LUNCH

WORKSHOP SESSION (1.15PM - 3.30PM) – CHOOSE 1 OF THEFOLLOWING WORKSHOPS

K-12 gamification strategies [SOLD OUT] - Room 308 (Suntec, Level 3)Understand the value of practical application of gamification in a classroom setting.You’ll learn about game mechanics and core elements, as well as how understandingmotivations can help retain concentration through play.

Malcolm Sharman, Head of Product Development, Literacy Planet




Co-teaching – A model for student and teachers [SOLD OUT] - Room 302 (Suntec,Level 3)Time, trust, and training are challenges General Ed and Learning Support Teachers face as they worktogether to create inclusive classrooms. We’ve identified 6 models of classroom collaboration betweenLearning Support and General Education to provide a structure for working together, maximizing time,and building trust. These models are Teacher Note-Taker, Lead and Support, Station Teaching, FeedbackDriven, Differentiated group, and Team Teaching. This workshop includes short instructional videos oneach of the 6 models of collaboration. The videos have descriptions and examples how to to implementeach mode in the classroom. Participants will also receive conversation guides, sample rubrics, and otherresources to use and share. Participants will be equipped to not only start implementing effective co-teaching in their own classrooms, but also have the skills and resources to bring this training back to theircolleagues. Because the training is available digitally, teachers can watch it on their own time and slowlyincorporate one model at a time. Conversation guides and define roles help establish trust

Priscilla Leighton, Student Services Coordinator (MS/HS), Brent International SchoolManila

Advanced ed-tech tools for your classroom [SOLD OUT] - Room 300 (Suntec, Level3)This two-hour workshop has been created to build upon skills that may already exist as part of theeducator’s tool box or have been learned in the beginner’s workshop on the use of technology to supportteaching and learning. Participants will see how tools such as Adobe Spark with its three platforms, post,page and video, provides a powerful foundation to leverage other learning tools such as Edpuzzle, Flipgridand Tour Builder, and this will form the basis of the workshop. Participants will also be introduced to anonline global writing community Write the World, which opens opportunities for student writers toengage in authentic writing activities, hearing directly from authors, editors, bloggers, publishers andother young writers from around the world. This workshop requires attendees to bring a laptop or tablet.

Juliette Bentley, Technology Implementation Mentor For Colleagues And SecondaryTeacher, Mt St Michael's College

Google apps & tools for your classroom [SOLD OUT] - Room 303 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop participants will explore examples of how to amplify student voice in theirclassroom/school using a range G Suite for Education Apps. Time will be dedicated to hands onexperiences relevant to each participant’s individual needs. This program is run to promote and practiselearner agency with guidance for basic and advanced abilities in Google Apps. Creation of usefultakeaways to increase student voice and self-paced learning is the focus of this session.

Cindy Kaardal, Studio 4 Teacher, International School Ho Chi Minh City




Implementing tech in your ECE institution - Room 304 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop attendees will study some of the key early childhood education applications ofdevelopmentally appropriate technology and assess how they could be implemented within their owninstitutions. Ideal for early childhood educators, this workshop will assess some key education technologycategories from reading and writing tools to personalised development assessment platforms, digitalportfolios as well as covering the broader question of the efficacy of technology in early years learning.

Lavesa Devnani, Deputy Principal Early Years, Stamford American InternationalSchool

Christabel Zhang, EY Teacher, Stamford American International School

Cyber Security - Vanda 4 (Marina Mandarin, Level 5)In this two hour workshop attendees will take a closer look at some of the key cyber security challengesfacing today’s educational institutions, and the key steps that IT professionals need to take to minimiserisks. From students bringing their own devices to increasingly pervasive WiFi networks on campus, thethreat of cyber-attacks on educational institutions are growing each year. This session will be a usefulopportunity for IT leaders, system administrators and other back office professionals to discuss key cybersecurity strategies from policy to software.

Matt Harris, Ed.D, , EdTech Consultant

SEN technology - Room 305 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop attendees will study some of the key special educational needs applications oftechnology and assess how they could be implemented within their own institutions. Ideal for specialneeds educators, this workshop will assess some key education technology categories relevant for SENinstitutions, as well as covering key challenges around adoption and relevancy.

Anthony Donovan, Additional Educational Needs Coordinator, The BritishInternational School Phuket BISP

Marketing & branding your institution - Room 309 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop attendees will discuss and design best practice strategies for marketing their institutions. With parents and students faced with a greater array of choice than ever before when itcomes school and university applications, there is more than ever a need for talented marketers to helpbuild brands and execute end-to-end marketing programmes that can increase institutional prestige,admissions and industry partnerships. This session will identify key marketing strategies that institutionscan be put in to play right away.

Prantik Mazumdar, Managing Partner, HappyMarketer




Smart buildings & education: Making your building work for you - Room 310(Suntec, Level 3)With increased security concerns, rising operations cost, ageing buildings and shrinking budgets, itschallenging to build and maintain a sustainable effective learning environment. This workshop will helpyou develop a clear path to creating a secure, safe and energy-efficient school environment for enhancedstudent success and learning outcomes.

Moe Ekapob, Adjunct Professor, INDA, Chulalongkorn University

Creating student think tanks - Vanda 5 (Marina Mandarin, Level 5)Research shows that learning is more likely and lasting when students challenge themselves. But how dowe help them do that? Our workshop addresses this important question through successful coachingstrategies from the International School of Ho Chi Minh City’s (ISHCMC). These strategies help educatorsto strengthen their own practice, personalize learning, and guide students to motivate themselves. In theend, you will leave with a more developed understanding of why students challenge themselves and howyou can apply it to your own school.

Dylan Citrin Cummins, Psych teacher, International School Ho Chi Minh City

Flipped Classrooms - How to make them work and how to avoid failure [SOLDOUT] - Room 320 (Suntec, Level 3)In this two hour workshop attendees will explore how educators can implement a truly flipped classroomapproach to their teaching. Through the session participants will develop an end to end approach tobuilding a successful flipped classroom plan, from prioritising learning objectives to best-practiceactivities and testing to ensure understanding of pre-class learning through digital materials.

Lutz-Christian Wolff, Dean of the Graduate School, The Chinese University of HongKong

Successful STEAM [SOLD OUT] - Room 323 (Suntec, Level 3)Bring out the natural explorer in your students. STEAM provides science, technology, engineering, art, andmath instruction in a fun, relaxed environment that focuses on hands-on, problem based activities. Learnhow students can gain confidence in STEAM subjects and develop real world skills such as critical thinking,problem solving, communication, creativity, and teamwork.

Danny Summerell, STEAM Educator and Innovations Leader, Hazel Glen College

Bringing wellness & mindfulness into the classroom - Room 301 (Suntec, Level 3)This two hours workshop is designed to provide students and teachers with strategies for managingstress to increase happiness, decrease anxiety, and allow the “Smart Part” of the brain to get to work onattention, memory, forward thinking, empathy and more.

Neelam Parmar, Director of Elearning, Ashford School




END OF DAY





































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Teachtechtalks - K-12 - Hall 401, Level 4 [Free for all]

























EduTECH Asia 2018 - On-Floor Seminar Day 1

10:30 Bridging the Digital Gap: BYOD – A case study

Monica Joshi, IT Head, Sat Paul Mittal

10:45 Multi-modal Approach to Students' Reflection Activities

Jerome Jaime, Grade School Religion Teacher, Xavier School San Juan

11:00 Professional Development that is Relevant : From Teacher to Teacher


11:15 IgnitED: Making Thinking Visible and Audible in the Classroom through EdTechApps

Africa Raymond Mitchel Magpantay, MYP Science and Design Educator, ManilaXiamen International School

11:30 Idea Generation for Narrative Writing - How Do We Do It?

Dianaros Abdul Majid, Lead Teacher, St. Stephen's School

11:45 Using station rotation model as a tool for instructions and assessments

Daniel Encinas, High School English Teacher, De La Salle Santiago Zobel School

12:00 Integrating ICT in classroom teaching, Tools for Assessment

Louren Clamor Canlas, School Directress-Principal, Escuela De Sophia Of Caloocan




12:15 The application of visual programming representations in teaching programmingto junior high school students

Ria Abigael Ramos, Junior High School Computer Teacher, Ateneo de Manila JuniorHigh School

12:30 Integration of Various Learning Areas in Enhancing Coding SKILLS of MiddleSchoolers

Louriza Abaño, ICT Teacher, Miriam College

12:45 Tech-Savvy Kids: Young Children Learning Meaningfully through Technology

Ai Ling Thian, General Manager, My First Skool, NTUC First Campus

13:00 Surf with Math Through Magic Cards

Nadia Cassinie, Teacher, Teacher of Quipper Video Indonesia

13:15 Managing 21st Century Technology Classroom with Care

Hazel Angeles, Principal, CIIT (Cosmopolitan International Institute of Technology

13:30 EduGaming: Play to Learn

Paulo Luis Lozano, Product Manager, Computer Assisted Learning Corporation

14:00 2+1 Learning Model : Learn Language through Culture Experiencing

Steve Christopher Wong, School Principal, Philippine Chen Kuang High School

14:15 Using technology to empower our students to communicate authentically.

Sian May, Director of Senior School, Dulwich College Singapore

14:30 Why I blog --- and why every GREAT teacher should (and how to get started)

Roxanne Fuentes, Teacher I, Department Of Education - Division Of Cagayan DeOro

14:45 Peer feedback in mathematics through teamie

Trevor Hughes, Data Manager, Saint Josephs Institution International

15:00 Bringing authentic experiences into the classroom

Arjun Singh, Co-Founder, Score Campus




15:15 Collaborative Classrooms with One Note

Kovleen Middha, Science teacher, Sat Paul Mittal

15:45 Emerging E Learning Solution in Myanmar & MEDG

Aung Kyaw Bo Swar Tun, IT Manager, Monastic Education Development Group

16:00 Integrated STEAM Project with Google Apps

Jefri Saputra, Teacher, Sampoerna Academy

16:15 Bringing Maths to Life

Jefri Saputra, Teacher, Sampoerna Academy

16:30 Digital Pedagogy and Learning Spaces

Caroline Ranada, Junior High School, Immaculate Conception Academy Greenhills

16:45 How to innovate in education in our digital era through developing human skills.

Roberta Pagliarulo, EXECUTIVE COACH - PCC ICF, Roberta Pagliarulo

17:00 Incorporating Design Thinking in Conducting a Science Investigatory Projects inthe Middle School

Rosemarie Punsalan, Science and Technology Area Supervisor, Miriam College

17:15 Applying basic forensics into high school chemistry

Yasmin Noorul Amin, TEACHER, La Salle Petaling Jaya Secondary School, Malaysia

17:30 Build the character through mathematics learning

Nadia Cassinie, Teacher, Teacher of Quipper Video Indonesia

17:45 Old Meets New: The Case Method APP-dated

Paulo Luis Lozano, Product Manager, Computer Assisted Learning Corporation
















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15:50 Library


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11:15 K-12 Case Study

Rosemarie Punsalan, Science and Technology Area Supervisor, Miriam College

11:30 4 reasons why students should learn to C.O.D.E.

Africa Raymond Mitchel Magpantay, MYP Science and Design Educator, ManilaXiamen International School

11:45 Nine9osyo: a showcase of entrepreneurship using technology


12:00 Integration of various learning areas in enhancing coding skills of middleschoolers

Louriza Abaño, ICT Teacher, Miriam College

12:15 Sustainable development goal learning hub

Santha Nair, English Language Teacher and HOD English Department, SJK(T) LadangNova Scotia 2

12:30 How do we know the use of technology is effective for learning?

Charlotte Winter, Head of E-Learning, Rochedale State High School

12:45 Sapientia Et Caritas : incorporating Lasallian values to teach ChemistryceClassroom Learning

Yasmin Noorul Amin, TEACHER, La Salle Petaling Jaya Secondary School, Malaysia

13:00 How Microsoft Office 365 Education helps student with special needs learn

Muhammad Hafiz, Special Needs Teacher, A.P.S.N. Delta Senior School




13:15 Curated VS Created Content in a Flipped Learning Context

Arvin Jasper Villanueva, Junior High School Filipino Teacher, De La Salle SantiagoZobel School

13:30 Visualizing Your Learning with Virtual Reality (VR) & Augmented Reality (AR)"

Steven Sutantro, Teacher, TechTransformCoach

13:45 Utilizing Web Applications in Academic Writing Through Self-Paced Learning

Radel James Gacumo, Language And Communication Teacher, Philippine ScienceHigh School

14:00 Wholistic Education in Myanmar

Aung Kyaw Bo Swar Tun, IT Manager, Monastic Education Development Group

14:15 Utilizing Digital Feedback to Improve Students' Reflective Writing

Jerome Jaime, Grade School Religion Teacher, Xavier School San Juan

14:30 Designing and Implementing Blended Learning Models in Schoology LearningManagement System

Mark Joseph Mendoza, Senior High School Mathematics Teacher, De La SalleSantiago Zobel School

14:45 Entrepreneurship and Innovation program at Riversise High

Lisa Wark, Deputy Principal, Riverside Girls High School

15:00 Making sense of the Mathness


15:15 Teaching human rights lessons by making card games

Charles Joseph De Guzman, Special Science Teacher Iv, Philippine Science HighSchool-Main Campus

15:30 Integrating ICT in classroom teaching, Tools for Assessment

Louren Clamor Canlas, School Directress-Principal, Escuela De Sophia Of Caloocan

15:45 BYOD: Advantages and Disadvantages inside the Classroom

Essam Kenji Gonzales, Junior High School Faculty, St. Paul College, Pasig




16:00 Action-Research on Technology Integration in the Classroom

Leah Marie Tumlos-Castillo, Social Studies Coordinator, De La Salle Santiago Zobel

16:15 Innovative Learning Action Cell (iLAC): An innovative Professional DevelopmentStrategy for teachers

John Paul Viernes, Project Development Officer Ii, Department of Education

16:30 STEM in Activity Areas at preschool

Romila Soni, Assistant Professor, NCERT

16:45 Bringing Data Science into High School curriculum: Budding Data ScientistsHackathon

Hui Xiang Chua, Owner, KDD Impact Program

17:00 Development of Contextualized Teachnology-Based Learning Resources

John Paul Viernes, Project Development Officer Ii, Department of Education

17:15 Inspiring next generations of problem-solvers

Aung Naing Oo, Executive Director, Engineering For Kids Myanmar








Teachtechtalks - Tertiary - Hall 401, Level 4 [Free for all]


























10:30 Teaching Methodology for Higher Education

Leli Deswindi, Lecturer, Esq business school

10:45 Innovative Learning

Della Grace Bacaltos, Professor, Southern Philippines Agriculture Business MarineAnd Aquatic School Of Technology

11:00 Cognitive Assessment on the Use of Widescreen Television Set and LCD Projectoras an Educational Tool in Classroom Learning at School X

Therence Jazul, Part Time Lecturer, Dlsu-D And Higher Education Consultant

11:15 Application of AI in Education via Digital Game Based Learning System

Ellenita Red, Associate Professor of IT, Malayan Colleges Laguna

11:30 Rhizomatic Learning Among International Baccalaureate Teachers

Ravichandran Purushothaman, Dean of Centre of Postgraduate Studies, UniversityCollege Fairview

12:00 Openness and Collaboration: A key to a new empowered educator

Jennifer Contreras, IT Professor, FEU - Institute of Technology

12:15 Flipped Pedagogy in Design and Media

Jacinta Freeman, Programme Leader, Research Studies, Nanyang Academy Of FineArts




12:30 Moving Forward with Storyboards In Education

Kanchana Chandran, Senior Lecturer, Sunway University Malaysia

12:45 Using Polling and Smartphones to improve classroom Engagement

Sanath Sukumaran, Senior Lecturer, Taylor's University

13:00 Hackathon Presentation

15:15 EdTech in the higher Ed classroom - Applications and challenges.

Sascha Funk, Lecturer, Thammasat University

15:30 Emerging Learning Design for Authentic Learning

Glenda Markwell, Learning Design Associate, Qut Graduate School Of Business

15:45 Educating the 21st Century learners using Real World Teaching Strategies

Vivian Buhain, Center For Language Studies Director, New Era University

16:00 How to optimise edutech investments in universities

John Oliver Brioso, Education Technology Coordinator, Far Eastern University

16:15 Gamifiction in Tertiary Education

Shahrul Mizan Ismail, Deputy Director of Learning Technology, U.K.M

16:30 Patent Enhanced Education as a tool for engineering Education

Tarik Ozkul, Professor and Founder, CIPDE

16:45 Blended Learning in an Introductory Biology Course

Bina Rai, Lecturer, Singapore University of Technology and Design

17:00 Challenges of teacher internship

Maria Ruth Regalado, Director, Institute of Teaching & Learning, Philippine NormalUniversity

17:15 Building Location-based Contextualised Learning for Skills Mastery

Chris Pang, Senior Lecturer, Nanyang Polytechic




17:45 Using digital badges to motivate learners

Lai Zhenyue, Lecturer, Curtin University













FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40




























15:50 IT Leaders









15:50 Library


15:50 Marketing























11:15 Brain -Based vs Performance -Based Assessment in Educational Technology

Nino Naldoza, Head, School Of Information And Knowledge Management, PhilippineNormal University

11:30 Enhancing conceptual knowledge in STEM using computer assisted learning

Li Wah Thong, Lecturer, Multimedia University


Tom Worthington, Honorary Lecturer in Computing, The Australian NationalUniversity

11:45 RapidMiner: A Research Aid for the Educators

Stephan Kupsch, Information Systems Instructor, Dmmmsu-Nluc

12:30 Flipped Classroom in a Sophomore Engineering Statistics class

Sergey Kushnarev, Lecturer, Singapore University of Technology and Design

12:45 Combining Anderson’s Model in the teaching of Art appreciation forundergraduate students

Maithreyi Subramaniam, Lecturer, Independent Researcher

13:15 Using digital badges to motivate learners

Lai Zhenyue, Lecturer, Curtin University

13:30 What do robots teach us? A case study in teaching architectural education

Michael Budig, Assistant Professor, Singapore University of Technology and Design




14:00 Integrating 3D creation (design and print) with robotics, electronics, coding andSTEM to enhance engagement and aspire young inventor

Sugianto Kolim, CTO, Inspira.Academy

14:15 Deck.Toys: Engaging students with interactive learning paths and locks!

Boon Jin Goh, Founder, Deck.Toys

14:30 Dynamic Question Generation: Moving adaptive learning beyond human authoredquestions

Shubham Goyal, CEO, Cerebry

14:45 Positive Education: Transforming Schools, Empowering Students and Teachers toFlourish

Gilda Scarfe, CEO and Founder, Positive Action UK

15:00 The Steve Jobs of Blockchain – What could his product philosophy do for Education

Daniel Shen, Founder, Soqqle

15:15 Innovating with Pitchspot

See Ting Goh, Co-Founder/CEO, PitchSpot

15:30 Using open-source technology in Education through Robotics

Varun Poladiya, Co-Founder And Chief Executive Officer, EduTronics

15:45 Hackathon Award Ceremony








Tech Showcase - Hall 401, Level 4 [Free for all]


























10:30 How Blockchain can play an effective role in Academic Recordkeeping andCredentialing

Raghu Bala, CTO, Trusteducation

10:55 The 21st Century Learning Environment: Bringing Education into the Real World,Will Educators be out of a Job? Presented by Beeducation Adventures Sdn Bhd

11:20 Technology Trends in Education

Farhan Muhammad, Regional Sales Manager, Crestron Electronics

11:45 Empower Student-Centric Education with VR

Yu Hong Niu, Chairman & CEO, Silversea Technology

12:10 Digital Transformation of the Classroom

Craig Scott, Vice President - Technology, ViewSonic International Corp

12:35 Campus 4.0 – Transformation Journey

Bill Lee, Group Managing Director, Azendian Solutions

13:00 Tech Showcase Presented by Lenovo

13:25 Build business 360 with student lifetime engagement

Kenny Chua, Head, Salesforce Practice, Viseo Asia




13:50 Designing an Entrepreneurial Classroom

Lim Weiyuan, Training Dragon, Reactor

14:15 Driving Academic Outcomes with Predictive Data

Jon Mason, Chief Executive Officer, Elaura Asia Pte Ltd

14:40 Moodle the world’s most widely used LMS

Martin Dougiamas, CEO, Moodle

15:05 Assisstive Cognitive Artifacts: 3D printing in Education

Matt Connelly, Chief Executive Officer, Me3D

15:30 Photon - Inspiring Young Minds

Marcin Franc, Founder, Photon Education


Carly Daff, Product Director, Janison Solutions Pty Ltd

16:20 Gamification of Learning

Irna Rasad, Ceo, Matata Studio Indonesia

16:45 Using Behavioural Analytics to enhance Student Welfare

Oliver Fison, Senior Research Analyst, Cyberhound

17:10 Next-Generation Online Learning: Micro-credentials, Digital Portfolios and theFuture of MOOC
















FROM 11:10-11:55 AND FROM 11:55-12:40




























15:50 IT Leaders









15:50 Library


15:50 Marketing























10:30 Case Study by City Cultural Enterprise Company Limited (CLASSROOM)

10:55 Enabling Interactive and Collaborative Learning in Every Classroom

John Yan, CEO, Inknoe

11:20 Tech Showcase Presented by Gantner

11:45 Tech Showcase Presented by AV Media

12:10 BBC MICROBIT : THAT IoT THING

Casey, , Vivamui Sdn Bhd

12:35 Driving learning outcomes from data

Steve Hoskins, Literacy Development Director, LiteracyPlanet

13:00 5 teacher tips for better presentation in the classroom

Nalisha Chetty, Senior Portfolio and Brand Manager, Logitech International

13:25 Time to retire "the one size fits all LMS!

Tony Gravina, Regional Marketing Manager For Asia, SEQTA Software

13:35 Driving learning outcomes from data

Steve Hoskins, Literacy Development Director, LiteracyPlanet

13:50 The power of Augmented and Virtual Reality in Learning

Rob Manson, Chief Executive Officer, Awe




14:15 Communication skills and Technology: Let’s Talk.

James Bryce, Founder and CEO, Gweek

14:40 Use of audio as a universal design in learning tool in digital learning

Richard Ings, Managing Director APAC, ReadSpeaker

15:05 Transforming Early Learning through Play

Arunprasad Durairaj, CEO, Flinto Learning Solutions

15:30 Case Study by Find Solution Group

15:55 “Augmented and Virtual Reality in Education: The Shift to Classroom 3.0” Part 1

Ridwan Mohamad Bin Othman, Senior Director AVR Solutions, EON Reality Pte Ltd

16:20 “Augmented and Virtual Reality in Education: The Shift to Classroom 3.0” Part 2

Ridwan Mohamad Bin Othman, Senior Director AVR Solutions, EON Reality Pte Ltd








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