progress report on alcom, afec and aelt

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2015/SOM2/HRDWG/EDNET/005 Agenda Item: 3

Progress Report on ALCom, AFEC and AeLT

Purpose: Information Submitted by: Korea

Human Resources Development Working Group Education Network Meeting

Boracay, Philippines15-16 May 2015

37th APEC HRDWG Meeting - EDNET

Progress Reports presented by the Republic of Korea

Boracay, The Philippines

May 15, 2015

APEC Learning Community for Shared Prosperity (ALCom)

ALCom: ALCoB Learning Community for shared prosperity

Narrowing the Digital Divide

in regard to the Educational Informatization

Expanding the scope of

the Educational Cooperation Projects

Discussing the Direction and Model of

APEC Future Education

Building a Human Network

to Strengthen Educational Cooperation

in the APEC region

ALCom: ALCoB Structure

Broad Range of Participants

within the APEC

ALCoB-T (Teachers)

ALCoB-L (Learners : K-12 Students)

ALCoB-S (Supporters : Policy makers, Professors, Scholars)

ALCoB-U (University students)

ALCoB-EC (Entrepreneur Committee)

ALCom: Online community

ALCoB website first began its service in 2006

Renewal of ALCoB website (www.alcob.org)

Total hits: 95,919

Total posts: 6,019

ALCom: The 12th Int’l ALCoB Conference

Busan, Republic of Korea

APEC Edutainment Exchange Program Cultural Exchanges among APEC economies’ students - Providing educational experiences that motivates students to practice self-directed learning activities - 36 educational projects made by 213 students from 9 economies

ALCoB Teachers’ Workshop Sharing teaching methods, education cooperation model and experiences for future education - Presenting outcomes of 8 ACP projects - Matching schools for 7 projects among 9 economies

APEC Future Education Market Sharing information and ideas on education - Educational works of 22 schools from 12 economies

ALCom: ALCoB Internet Volunteers

Total Number of Participants in 2014: 329

Russia(108)

The Philippines(44)

Viet Nam(81) Peru(34)

Malaysia(62)

ALCom: ALCoB Cooperative Projects

Total Number of Participants in 2014: 511 people from 6 economies

Classification Period Participants

1st Round Aug 2003-Sep 2004 105 persons from 7economies

2nd Round Aug 2005-Dec 2005 130 persons from 12 economies

3rd Round Mar 2006-Dec 2006 60 persons 7 from economies

4th Round May 2007-Oct 2007 150 persons from 7 economies

5th Round May 2008-Oct 2008 182 persons from 9 economies

6th Round Aug 2009-Dec 2009 140 persons from 7 economies

7th Round May 2010-Dec 2010 447 persons from 9 economies

8th Round May 2011-Dec 2011 612 persons from 9 economies

9th Round Jul 2012-Dec 2012 468 persons from 6 economies

10th Round May 2013-Dec 2013 449 people from 5 economies

11th Round May 2014-Dec 2014 511 people from 6 economies

ALCom: Asia-Pacific Collaborative Educational Journal

Recent Status(2011-2014) of APCJ Publication

Classification Order

Period 2011 2012 2013 2014

Participants Vol.7

No.1&2 Vol.8

No.1&2 Vol.9

No.1&2

Vol.10 No 1&2

Intensifying and Sharing Theories

of International Educational Exchange

ALCom: Future Steps for 2015

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Copyrightⓒ 2014 Institute of APEC Collaborative Education (IACE)

Thank you for your continuous support

APEC Future Education Consortium(AFEC)

Vision and goals : AFEC

To Share Successful Practices of Practical Teaching and Learning Models

for Future Education

Encouraging the participation of prominent scholars, experts,

government officers, teachers, and university students

Forming theoretical and practical foundation of future education

with guidance of APEC Future Education Consortium Steering

Committee meeting

Discussing direction and model of future education and sharing

experiences and results in each economy

Performance & Achievements: AFEF

Themes of APEC Future Education Forum (2005-2014)

The 1st APEC Future Education Forum Subject: Searching for the Direction of Future Education

Date: Sep. 8 ~ 11, 2005

Location: Busan, Republic of Korea

Participants: around 500 people from 13 economies

The 2nd APEC Future Education Forum Subject: Harmony with Technology for APEC Future Education and

Human Value

Date: Nov. 23, 2006



The 3rd APEC Future Education Forum Subject: Practical Plans for International Cooperation in Education

toward Future Education

Date: Sep. 6, 2007



The 4th APEC Future Education Forum Subject: Quality Education for All: Sharing Best Practices for Future

Education

Date: Nov. 6 ~ 7, 2008

Location: Lima, Peru


The 5th APEC Future Education Forum Subject: Future of Higher Education for Achieving the 21st Century

Competences and Skills Utilizing ICT

Date: Nov. 25 ~ 27, 2009

Location: Bangkok, Thailand


The 6th APEC Future Education Forum Subject: Holistic Systemic Approach for the Sustainable Development and

Inclusive Growth of APEC Future Education

Date: Nov. 24 ~ 26, 2010



The 7th APEC Future Education Forum Subject: Systemic Change and Shared Prosperity in APEC by Utilizing

ICT

Date: Nov. 14 ~ 16, 2011

Location: Bali, Indonesia

Participants: around 250 people from 12 economies and 3 IOs

The 8th APEC Future Education Forum Subject: The Future and APEC Educational Cooperation to Enhance

Green Growth & Regional Economic Integration

Date: May 22~23, 2012

Location: Gyeongju, Republic of Korea


The 9th APEC Future Education Forum Subject: Searching the Specific Strategy for APEC-based Global

Creative Learning Community’s Sustainable Growth

Date: Oct. 26~30, 2013

Location: Manila, the Philippines

Participants: around 100 people from 10 economies and 2 IOs

The 10th APEC Future Education Forum

Subject: Toward the Enhancement of APEC’s Comprehensive Partnership

Date: Sep. 29 ~ Oct. 1, 2014



Main Contents: AFEF The 10th APEC Future Education Forum Busan, Republic of Korea

Session 1 Perspectives for Realizing Future Education in the APEC region - Sub-Theme: Federalization of ALCoB, Smartization of ALCoB, Empowerment of ALCoB - Speakers: Korea, Malaysia, Russia delegates

Session 2 Theoretical and Practical Ways for Boosting Exchanges of Students in APEC Region - Speakers: Korea, Malaysia, Japan, Thailand delegates

Small Paper Session The Status of Utilizing e-Learning and ICT on Education - Speakers: Graduate Students from Korea, US, Indonesia, Russia

Main Contents: AFEF

The 14th APEC Future Education Consortium Steering Committee Meeting Busan, Republic of Korea

The 14th APEC Future Education Steering

Committee Meeting 30th September, 2014 12 Economies, 22 People

Organizing an experts’ team consisting of

representatives appointed by APEC

member economies

Organizing an advisory group of AEEP,

which is expected to contribute to

creation of equitable education for all

Busan Action Plan

Pictures

The 10th APEC Future Education Forum Busan, Republic of Korea

Vision and goals : ASNet

Promoting Educational Cooperation

through the Structure of School Network

Development of ideal future school models in the APEC region

Promotion of mutual understanding between various member

economies through learning each other's characteristics,

including education systems, cultures, languages, history.

ALCoB School Network

Performance & Achievements: ASNet


In the year 2014, 13 schools joined in ASNet,

in total, 80 schools within APEC

Main Contents: ASNet


Enhancement of International Cooperation for

Future Education through Exchange Activities

5 New schools joining in the ALCoB School Network [Korea: 1, Indonesia 2, Viet Nam 2]

Promotion of international exchange and education cooperation

Development and diffusion of education cooperation model

in the primary, secondary and high school

Linkage with CBE and ECP

Future Steps for 2015

Recruiting New ALCoB Schools

(On/Offline)

Apr– May 2015

Linking ALCoB activities

to the ALCoB schools

May – Dec. 2015

APEC Future Education Forum

International ALCoB Conference

Sep. 2015

ACP

AIV

AEEP

20 projects with 20 schools

5 economies

300 students to participate

APEC e-Learning Training Program (AeLT)

Alignment with Leaders’ Declaration: AeLT

▶ APEC Connectivity Blueprint from 2015 to 2025: 2014 AELM “..to reduce the disparity in access to quality information and communication

technology infrastructure throughout the APEC region..” ☞ Collaborative Study

▶ Action Agenda: Promoting Infrastructure Investment through PPP: 2014 AEMM “..to share good policies and practices among APEC in applying PPP, and identify

capacity building needs..”, “..continue to develop policies..”

☞ Experience Learning, Field Training

“AeLT aims to provide a customized training program in

the APEC region to share know-how and knowledge with

APEC member economies and to narrow the digital divide”

Features: AeLT

Sharing Prosperity in the APEC region through

Enhancing International Cooperation

- Composition

of the teams

- Customized

outcome

- Onsite training

& Experience

Learning

- Assistant

system* (*Collaborative Study)

- Trainees

- Public Private

Partnership (I.O.)

- Human Network (ALCoB)

hange onsolidate ooperate

3 ’s of AeLT

Structure: AeLT

Planning & Management

Administrative & Financial Support

Infrastructure & Education Experts

Administrative & Financial Support

Experts & Educational Support

ALCoB Entrepreneur Committee

Technical & Solution Support Tripartite Structure

(P.P.P)

http://www.apec-elearning.org/

Curriculum: AeLT

Major output: AeLT

Participating Economies (12 APEC Economies):

Brunei Darussalam, Chile, The People’s Republic of China, Indonesia,

Malaysia, Mexico, Peru, The Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Russia

(Republic of Sakha), Thailand, and Viet Nam

Total number of Trainees since 2006: 671

671

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300

450

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2006-2014

Total

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42 40 40

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20

30

40

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2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Trainees

Achievements: AeLT

1. Enriched Curriculum of AeLT Program • Changed the composition of teams

• Connected the program with International forum and Seminars

2. Expanded Positive Relationship with Leading Organizations • Utilized experience gained to further projects of African Development

Bank (AfDB) and Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA)

• Increased the number of visiting places (specialized schools, companies, etc.)

3. Publicized AeLT program abroad • Cooperated with APEC Future Education Forum to promote AeLT and

discuss its future directions

Major Achievements in 2014

Future Steps: AeLT

1. Improve Practicality • Capacity development of the trainees

• Enhancement of e-Learning & ICT problem solving skills of an economy

2. Enhance Sustainability • Arrangement of AeLT Alumni Day

• Sharing excellent case studies of an economy

3. Promote Effectiveness and Efficiency • Development of training manual

• Providing training module package

4. Schedule 2015 Activities

Round Types Schedule Trainees Methods

32nd Training for Policy-makers April 20~29

Policy-makers PBL-based Collaborative Study, Experience Learning of the best practice

33rd Project Development Training

July 19~28

Project managers Collaborative Study for Project planning

34th Training for Senior Policy-makers

November Senior Policy-makers 1:1 Expert coaching, Policy forum

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