4th educon asia conference

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3 Conferences | 70+ Speakers | 250+ Attendees | Shared Exhibition

31 August - 2 September 2016Suntec, Singapore International Convention

& Exhibition Centre

“Quality speakers and original, relevant content”Paul Rogers, Headmaster, Kole Yayasan Uem

“I enjoyed the conference, great mix of attendees. wouldattend again and recommend others to attend”Tyler Bishop, Head of Policy, Infrastructure, English Modern School

PLUS:PLUS: 31 August 2016Must Attend Strategic Education Symposium

Adapting to Technology and Active Learning Classrooms

“It is holistically designed. I appreciate the way all sectorsworking towards learning and teaching. Very pleased withengagement of both speakers and participants”Charlotte Humphrey, Asst Principal, Avondale Grammar School

“Loved it. Interesting presentations, good mix ofspeakers and panels. Lots of opportunities to meetpeople”Khalid Yusoff, Vice Chancellor, President, UCSI university

“I have met a lot of international experts from the educationsector who have shared a great deal of insights on the relatedfields. I will attend this event next year if there is anopportunity. Will recommend to my colleagues”Walaiporn Nakapan, Director, Rangsit University

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3 Conferences | 70+ Speakers | 250+ Attendees | Shared Exhibition

Meet the Experts!

What’s New for 2016Digital Disruption and the Future of Education SectorTeam-based learning (TBL) reshaping classroom design10+ case studies on cutting edge learning facilities andcampus spacesEmbedding facility management program into learningspacesLinking Pedagogy and Learning Spaces in the Libraries andMakerspacesMade for Me – Implementing Successful Student CentricLearning (SCL) Model

Flipped MOOC Panel Focus – Pairing Technology withPedagogy: Is the Future Here?Smart Classrooms – Case Studies, Strategies and solutionsfor incorporating Technology in EducationICT Applications in K-12 Schools – Learning Data Analytics,Learning Management Systems, Gamification and VisualLearningUnderstanding the Impacts, Importance and Leverage ofAcademic RankingsPedagogies and Innovations in Student Learning ExperiencesWorkforce Readiness and Graduate Employability

Chye Seng LeeDirector (Learning Systems and

Applications),SIM University (UniSIM)

Anthony Wong Director-Facilities and Services,Singapore American School

Sakina Sofia BaharomVice Chancellor,

UNITAR InternationalUniversity

Brian TengDirector of Operations,

Supervising Project Director,Tanglin Trust School

Charlotte HumphreyHead of Primary and

Middle School,Avondale Grammar School

Larry JohnsonPresident and CEO,

EdFutures

Adrian LimDirector, Education – Sectoral

Innovation Group,Infocomm Development

Authority of Singapore (IDA)

Glenn OdlandHead of School,

Canadian InternationalSchool

Rob StewartExecutive Director Education

Services, EtonHouseEducation Group & Principal,

EtonHouse InternationalSchool Pte. Ltd

Samantha WestonDirector, Teaching and

Learning,University of Reading

Shanker D. BhattPrincipal,

International CampusSuzhou International

Academy, BFSU

Andrew MowatDirector of ICT,

Australian InternationalSchool

Prof. Ir. Dwikorita KarnawatiRector,

Universitas Gadjah Mada

Prof Helen Patricia BartlettPresident / Pro Vice Chancellor,Monash University Malaysia

Assoc Prof Lee Boon Keng,Director, Centre of Excellence inInternational Trading (CEIT) and

Centre for Applied FinancialEducation (CAFE), NanyangTechnological University

Learning Data Analytics and

Applications in Education

Continued Learning –

Classroom and Beyond

Thursday 1 September: Main Conference Day One Friday 2 September: Main Conference Day Two

Higher Education

Summit AsiaK-12 International

Schools

New AgeLearning Spaces

Joint Networking Cocktail Joint EduCon Asia Closing Plenary Sessions

Morning Coffee and Opening Session

Education Visionary Keynote Sessions

Registration & Morning Coffee

Chairman’s EduCon Asia Opening Address

Wednesday 31 August:

Pre-Conference Workshop

AGENDA AT A GLANCE

Collaborative and UbiquitousLearning Spaces: A Workshop

on Effective Designs andGood Practices

Registration

Afternoon Refreshments and Networking Session

Networking Lunch

Morning Refreshments & Speed Networking Session

Higher Education


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Higher Education


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Higher Education


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Close of Workshops

CONFERENCES DAY ONE | 1 SEPTEMBER 2016 | THURSDAY


COMBINED OPENING PLENARY SESSIONS

10.45 Networking Morning Tea and End of Plenary Sessions

POSITIONING ASIAN EDUCATION AT THE GLOBAL FRONT

9.00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Asia as the Next Superpower in Education Market – Underlining

Regional Developments and Global Competitiveness

Larry Johnson, President and CEO, EdFutures

9.35 GOVERNMENT ADDRESS

Digital Disruption and the Future of Education Sector

Adrian Lim, Director, Education – Sectoral Innovation Group,Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA)

10.05 INDUSTRY LEADERS’ PANEL

Responding to a Disrupted Education LandscapePanelists: Tsoi Mun Heng, Vice President (Planning), Singapore Institute of

TechnologyBrian Rogove, Chief Executive, Asia Cognita, SingaporeDwikorita Karnawati, Rector, Universitas Gadjah MadaRob Stewart, Director Strategic Planning (Education Services),EtonHouse Education Group, Principal, EtonHouse InternationalSchool Pte. Ltd

SCHOOLS OF THE FUTURE

11.30 Leveraging on ICT for Teaching Innovationsand Alternatives to the Class RoomNiharika Sharma, Zonal Manager – Training andMarket Research, Extramarks

11.50 Interview Session: What are the recent trendsReshaping the Education in schools?• Skill-specific and competency-based education-

Designing curriculums that incorporate skillbuilding

• Social Learning- Learning through peercollaboration and the role of technology inimplementing social leaning as a pedagogicalmethod

• Flipped/MOOC Learning – How is this beingimplemented in schools?

Glenn Odland, Head of School, CanadianInternational School

12.20 Implementation Models for InternationalSchools – Meeting the Changing Needs ofStudentsSakhar Nair, DP Teacher, Ningbo HuamaoInternational School

12.50 Networking Lunch for all 3 Conferences

2.00 Learning Management Systems forInternational Schools – Broken China orBeautiful Mosaic?Grant Grosser, Chief Executive Officer,SEQTA Software

DIGITAL CLASSROOMS – THE ESSENTIALS

2.30 Digital Mind-set: Leadership for IncorporatingTechnology and Innovation- Creating a schoolculture that fosters deeper learning andwelcomes technology and innovationRob Stewart, Executive Director Education Services,EtonHouse Education Group & Principal,EtonHouse International School Pte. Ltd

3.00 Designing a Modern Learning EnvironmentHarry Hoodless, Design Director, BroadwayMalyan

3.30 Afternoon Tea

4.00 Digital Environment: Elements to Considerwhen Designing a Digital Environment – APerfect Blend of Technology, Pedagogy andDesignFelix E.B Lee, MGS Principal & CEO, MATRIXGLOBAL SCHOOLS

4.40 Digital Curriculum: Developing andImplementing an International TechnologyCurriculum for 21st Century LearningWytze Niezen, ICT Coordinator / Leerkracht Groep7b, Hollandse School Limited Singapore

5.20 K-12 Q&A Session

5.30 End of Day One Followed by NetworkingCocktail

THE CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE

11: 30 Transforming Traditional Classroom toInnovative Learning Spaces – Why Should WeRethink and Adopt Design and Technology?Moderator:Mariam Aman Shah, Founder and Partner, seED,Hong KongPanelists:Dr Samantha Weston, Head of Pharmacy &Academic Director (Teaching & Learning), UoRM,University of Reading, MalaysiaAnn Davis, Clinical Associate Professor,Department of Educational Leadership & CulturalFoundations, The University of North Carolinaat Greensboro, USA

12:00 Creating a Blueprint for New Age LearningSpacesAnthony Wong, Director-Facilities and Services,Singapore American School, Singapore

BLENDING PEDAGOGIES ANDENGAGING LEARNING SPACES

12:30 Blending and Flipping the Right Way:Key Success Factors in Implementing the NewLearning SpaceMohamad Ridwan Bin Othman, Vice President,Taylor’s Education Group, Malaysia

13:00 Networking Lunch for all 3 Conferences

IMPLEMENTING NEW AGE CLASSROOMS

2:00 How Team-Based Learning (TBL) is ReshapingClassroom Designs?Brian O’Dwyer, Commercial Founder andExecutive Chair, CognaLearn-Duke NUS,Singapore

2:30 Syncing up with the iKid!Linking Pedagogy and Learning Spaces in theLibraries and MakerspacesAnn Davis, Clinical Associate Professor,Department of Educational Leadership & CulturalFoundations, The University of North Carolinaat Greensboro, USA

3:00 Developing High-Quality Social andInteractive SpacesContact [email protected] forSpeaking Opportunity

3:30 Afternoon Neworking Tea

4:00 Student Centred Learning Spaces – TheMerge between Physical and VirtualSakina Sofia Baharom, Vice Chancellor, UNITARInternational University, Malaysia

4:30 University of Reading Case Study: Teachingin a New Age ClassroomDr. Samantha Weston, Academic Director(Teaching & Learning), UoRM, University ofReading, Malaysia

5:10 Chairperson’s Summary of the Day & End ofConference Day One

DON’T MISS! JOINT NETWORKING COCKTAILS AT 6.00PM AFTER CLOSE OF DAY ONE

TRANSFORMING HIGHER EDUCATION

11.30 Adding Value in Partnerships and Alliances:Creating New Opportunities, GainingCompetitive Edge, Entry to New Markets andIncrease CapabilitiesHelen Patricia Bartlett, President/Pro ViceChancellor, Monash University, Malaysia

12.00 Modern vs Traditional – How can AcademicEstablishments and their Educators RemainContemporary in a Globalised,Interconnected World?Low Ee Ling, Head, Strategic Planning andAcademic Quality (SPAQ), National Institute ofEducation

PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION

12.30 Inter-University Case Study: AchievingExcellence and Synergy: Learning from theUniversity of Malaya – Yale UniversityPartnershipAdeeba Kamarulzaman, Dean, Faculty ofMedicine, University of Malaya, Malaysia


2.00 Industry Alliance Case Study: Success Storyfrom the SMU-DHL Industry-AcademicCollaboration on the Green TransformationLabTan Kar Way, Academic Director, GreenTransformation Lab, School of InformationSystems, Singapore Management University

2.30 NTU Case Study: Learning from JointCollaboration with Corporate Partners fromFinance, Banking and International TradingIndustryLee Boon Keng, Director, CEIT and CAFE,Nanyang Technological University

3.00 Networking Afternoon Tea

TURBO-CHARGING HIGHER EDUCATIONOUTCOMES WITH TECHNOLOGY

3.30 Emerging Trends in Tech Enabled Pedagogy:Cost VS Benefit Scenario Walkthrough andAnalysisLeslie Loh, Founder & CEO, Lithan EducationGroup

3.50 Integrating and Implementing e-LearningFrameworks and Digital Learning ContentManagement Systems

4.20 NUS Gamified Online LMS: Technology-Enhanced Learning Experience in Asia – AHighlight on ‘Coursemology’Ben Leong, Project Lead for Coursemology, Schoolof Computing, National University of Singapore

4.40 SMU Case Study: Integrated LearningPlatform and Student Success Measures inHigher Education & LearningMay Lit Mei Wan, Associate Director, LearningSystems and Technologies, SingaporeManagement University

5.00 Big Data Analytic Application in HigherEducation Learning

5.30 Hong Kong Case Study: Learning Analytics inHigher Education – Hong Kong ExperienceLi Kam Cheong, Director, University ResearchCentre, Open University of Hong Kong Secretary-General, Asian Association of OpenUniversities

RETHINKING LEARNING MODELS

9.00 Flexible Pedagogies – Design, Implementation

and Evaluation

Charlotte Humphrey, Head of Primary and MiddleSchool, Avondale Grammar School Singapore

9.30 Made for me – Implementing Successful

Student Centric Learning (SCL) Model as a part

of Your Personalised Learning Strategy in

Curriculum Delivery

Matthew Piper, HOD of Learning support,Assessments coordinator and Differentiation trainer,Mercedes-Benz International School

10.00 Education and Technology: Are they

Complementary or will Over-emphasis on

Technology without a Clear Understanding of

the Nature of True Education will only take us

away from the Vision of Education

Shanker D. Bhatt, Principal, International

Campus Suzhou International Academy, BFSU

10.40 Morning Tea

SMART CLASSROOMS –

TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION

11.10 Technology-Enhanced Learning (TEL) –

Successful Implementation of Information and

Communication Technologies (ICT) for

Teaching and Learning

Andrew Mowat, Director of ICT, Australian

International School

11.50 Prioritizing Technologies in Schools: What are

the Key Considerations for the Implementation

of New Technology Initiatives?

Dave Neudorf, Director of Technology,International School of Kuala Lumpur


1.30 Integrating Technology into Existing

Pedagogies: Aligning pedagogy with

technology – Supporting the Curricular Goals

of the Institution

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2.10 Gamification in Education – Intersection of

Learning and Fun!

Using games to deliver content, provideopportunities for simulations and reflect anddocument the learning progress of students*Available for Speaking and Sponsorship

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CONFERENCES DAY TWO | 2 SEPTEMBER 2016 | FRIDAY


ENSURING SUSTAINABILITY, GROWTHAND EXPANSION

9.00 Unlocking New Income Streams andSustainable Revenue ModelsKevyn Yong, Academic Dean, ESSEC Asia-Pacific,ESSEC Business School

9.30 Student Recruitment Panel:Improving Student Recruitment in theTodayís Higher Education LandscapePanelistsKhalid Yusoff, Vice Chancellor and President, UCSIUniversityDr Tham Yieng Wei, Head, School of Engineering,MDISMore panelists to be confirmed

10.00 Academic Rankings – Impact, Importance andLeverage

10.30 Networking Morning Tea

STEP CHANGE IN PEDAGOGY, TECHNOLOGYAND COMPETITIVE EDGE

11.00 Channelling Pedagogy and TechnologyTowards Competitive AdvantageBaharuddin Aris, Dean, Faculty of Education,Universiti Teknologi Malaysia;Deputy Chairman, Malaysian Dean ofEducation Council (MEDC);Former Chairman, Malaysian Higher EducationTeaching and Learning Council (MAGNETIC)

11.20 Future Classroom Case Study – “The SynergyPod” by a Kaplan-Samsung CollaborationChris Harris, Head of School, Diploma Studies &Senior Director, Industry Relations, Kaplan HigherEducation, Singapore

11.40 Engaging Students and ‘Turbo-charging’Achievement of Learning OutcomesDavid S. Calonge, Manager, Educational Designand Development, University of Adelaide,Australia – Visiting Professor, SungkyunkwanUniversity

12.00 Convincing Decision Makers to Invest inCutting Edge Education TechnologyContact [email protected] forSpeaking Opportunity


1.30 The Future of Higher Education: A New Modelfor the 21st Century and BeyondKenn Ross, Managing Director – Asia,Minerva Schools – TEDxKL 2014 Speaker

WORKFORCE READINESS AND GRADUATEEMPLOYABILITY

2.00 Post-Graduation and Student EmployabilityPhilip Charles Zerrillo, Dean, Post GraduateProfessional Programmes, Office ofPostgraduate Professional Programmes,Singapore Management University

2.30 Getting Students and Future GraduatesReady for the Workforce of Tomorrow –Understanding the Western SydneyUniversity ApproachAna Hol, Director of Academic Program, Schoolof Computing, Engineering and Mathematics,Western Sydney University

DESIGN AND STRUCTURAL INVESTMENTS

9:00 Planning and Building Good Learning Spaces

Brian Teng, Director of Operations, SupervisingProject Director, Tanglin Trust School, Singapore

ENABLING SMART CLASSROOMS

9:40 MOOC’s Employment and Up Skilling:

To What Extent Might MOOCs Help in

Improving Skills' Gaps?

David Santandreu Calonge, Manager,Educational Design and Development,The University of Adelaide, Australia

10:30 Morning Networking and Refreshment Break

11:00 Teaching in the New Virtual Classroom

May Lit, Associate Director, Learning Systems andTechnologies Division, Singapore Management

University

11:30 Journey into the Cloud:

Balancing Security and Ensuring Learning

Continuity in the Age of Online Learning

Spaces

Lee Chye Seng, Director-Learning Systems andApplications, SIM University (UniSIM),Singapore

12:00 Beyond Clickers – Enhancing Classroom

Experiences with the Next Generation

Formative Assessment Tools

Aurelius Yeo Jien Yoen, Head of Department,Educational Technology, School of Science and

Technology, SingaporeAlice Lim, Teacher, School of Science and

Technology, Singapore

12:30 Networking Lunch for all 3 Conferences

FLEXIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

1:30 Executing an Effective Space Management

Simon Thomas, Director of Operations Facilities,UWCSEA, Singapore

2:10 Integrating Effective Facility Management

Program in Learning Space Designs

Mohamed Emran Bin Supa’at, Head ofOperations, GEMS World Academy (Singapore)

3.00 Afternoon Tea followed by Closing Plenary Sessions

3.30 Flipped MOOC Panel: Pairing Technology with Pedagogy: Is the Future Here?Moderator: Red Mendoza, Deputy Director, Pedagogical Practice, Nanyang Technological UniversityPanellists: Professor Dr Aida Suraya Md. Yunus, Director Centre for Academic Development (CADe), Universiti Putra MalaysiaMore panelists to be confirmed

4.10 Captains of the Ed-Tech Industry Dialogue: Meeting the Digital Disruption Challenge – What Needs to be Done?Moderator: Niharika Sharma, Zonal Manager – Training and Market Research, ExtramarksPanelists: Senior Professor Dato' Dr. Khalid Yusoff, Vice Chancellor and President, UCSI UniversityMore panelists to be confirmed

5.00 End of Plenary Sessions and Close of Conference

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Must Attend Strategic Education Symposium

Adapting to Technology and Active Learning Classrooms

31 AUGUST 2016 | WEDNESDAY | 9.00AM - 4.30PM

3.00 – 4.30 Collaborative and Ubiquitous Learning Spaces: A Workshop on Effective Designs and Good PracticesA Workshop on Effective Designs and Good Practices Through the use of global examples in higher education institutions, thisworkshop aims to identify what makes for effective and lasting designs of learning spaces, and what good practices have beenapplied at various tertiary institutions and can be re-applied at other venues• What Makes Learning Spaces Successful?• Good Practices and How to Develop Rich Learning Experiences?• Case Study Examples

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR: David Santandreu Calonge, Manager, Educational Design and Development,The University of Adelaide, AustraliaMariam Aman Shah, Founder and Partner, seED, Hong Kong

Who Should Attend

GEOGRAPHY

■ South East Asia 60%

■ North Asia 15%

■ India, Middle East & Africa 10%

■ Australia & New Zealand 5%

■ Europe 5%

■ America 5%

INDUSTRY■ Universities and Tertiary Education 25%

■ K12 International Schools and Investor 25%

■ Education and Training Technology ServiceProviders 15%

■ Training and Learning Centres 10%

■ Training and Development Departments(Private Sectors) 15%

■ Government Bodies 5%

■ Education Consultants 5%

8.30 Registration and Coffee

9.00 – 12.00 Continued Learning – Classroom and BeyondThe most important aspect of education is to ensure longevity of learning. To make education holistic involves ensuring thatconcepts are absorbed completely by the student. It is important for the student to be involved in learning both in school andafter school.• Class Learning: Virtual reality and audio-visually enhanced models for involuntary participation in learning• After-class: Flipped classroom and Asynchronous learning• Practice: Interactive platforms for concept retention• Test: Acquainting students with common checkpoints

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR: Karunn Kandoi, President – International Business, Extramarks

12.00 –1.00 Networking Lunch

2.30 – 3.00 Afternoon Tea

1.00 – 2.30 Learning Data Analytics and Applications in EducationLearning analytics enable educational institutions to deploy state of the art software and hardware applications to supportteaching pedagogy and enhance student learning experiences. In this workshop, attendees will be given hands-on knowledgeon how to leverage on educational tools and technologies to successfully implement and monitor learning analytics in theirrespective academic institutions.• Trends and Demand for Big Data Analytics and Applications in Learning and Education• Developing and Implementing Suitable Frameworks for Learning Analytics in your Academic Institution• Addressing Key Challenges and Issues Faced when Implementing Learning Data Analytics• Leveraging on Educational Tools and Technologies

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR: Damien Yee, Chief Learning Strategist, Conexus


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