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3 Conferences | 70+ Speakers | 250+ Attendees | Shared Exhibition
31 August - 2 September 2016
Suntec, Singapore International Convention
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Must Attend Strategic Education Symposium
Adapting to Technology and Active Learning Classrooms
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Charlotte Humphrey, Asst Principal, Avondale Grammar School
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Khalid Yusoff, Vice Chancellor, President, UCSI university
“I have met a lot of international experts from the education
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3 Conferences | 70+ Speakers | 250+ Attendees | Shared Exhibition
Meet the Experts!
What’s New for 2016
Digital Disruption and the Future of Education Sector
Team-based learning (TBL) reshaping classroom design
10+ case studies on cutting edge learning facilities and
campus spaces
Embedding facility management program into learning
spaces
Linking Pedagogy and Learning Spaces in the Libraries and
Makerspaces
Made for Me – Implementing Successful Student Centric
Learning (SCL) Model
Flipped MOOC Panel Focus – Pairing Technology with
Pedagogy: Is the Future Here?
Smart Classrooms – Case Studies, Strategies and solutions
for incorporating Technology in Education
ICT Applications in K-12 Schools – Learning Data Analytics,
Learning Management Systems, Gamification and Visual
Learning
Understanding the Impacts, Importance and Leverage of
Academic Rankings
PedagogiesandInnovationsinStudentLearningExperiences
Workforce Readiness and Graduate Employability
Chye Seng Lee
Director (Learning Systems and
Applications),
SIM University (UniSIM)
Anthony Wong
Director-Facilities and Services,
Singapore American School
Sakina Sofia Baharom
Vice Chancellor,
UNITAR International
University
Brian Teng
Director of Operations,
Supervising Project Director,
Tanglin Trust School
Charlotte Humphrey
Head of Primary and
Middle School,
Avondale Grammar School
Larry Johnson
President and CEO,
EdFutures
Adrian Lim
Director, Education – Sectoral
Innovation Group,
Infocomm Development
Authority of Singapore (IDA)
Glenn Odland
Head of School,
Canadian International
School
Rob Stewart
Executive Director Education
Services, EtonHouse
Education Group & Principal,
EtonHouse International
School Pte. Ltd
Samantha Weston
Director, Teaching and
Learning,
University of Reading
Shanker D. Bhatt
Principal,
International Campus
Suzhou International
Academy, BFSU
Andrew Mowat
Director of ICT,
Australian International
School
Prof. Ir. Dwikorita Karnawati
Rector,
Universitas Gadjah Mada
Prof Helen Patricia Bartlett
President / Pro Vice Chancellor,
Monash University Malaysia
Assoc Prof Lee Boon Keng,
Director, Centre of Excellence in
InternationalTrading(CEIT)and
Centre for Applied Financial
Education (CAFE), Nanyang
Technological 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 Asia
K-12 International
Schools
New Age
Learning 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 Ubiquitous
Learning Spaces: A Workshop
on Effective Designs and
Good Practices
Registration
Afternoon Refreshments and Networking Session
Networking Lunch
Morning Refreshments & Speed Networking Session
Higher Education
Summit Asia
K-12 International
Schools
New Age
Learning Spaces
Higher Education
Summit Asia
K-12 International
Schools
New Age
Learning Spaces
Higher Education
Summit Asia
K-12 International
Schools
New Age
Learning Spaces
Higher Education
Summit Asia
K-12 International
Schools
New Age
Learning Spaces
Close of Workshops

3. CONFERENCES DAY ONE | 1 SEPTEMBER 2016 | THURSDAY
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COMBINED OPENING PLENARY SESSIONS
10.45 Networking MorningTea 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 Landscape
Panelists: Tsoi Mun Heng, Vice President (Planning), Singapore Institute of
Technology
Brian Rogove, Chief Executive, Asia Cognita, Singapore
Dwikorita Karnawati, Rector, Universitas Gadjah Mada
Rob Stewart, Director Strategic Planning (Education Services),
EtonHouse Education Group, Principal, EtonHouse International
School Pte. Ltd
SCHOOLS OF THE FUTURE
11.30 Leveraging on ICT forTeaching Innovations
and Alternatives to the Class Room
Niharika Sharma, Zonal Manager – Training and
Market Research, Extramarks
11.50 Interview Session:What are the recent trends
Reshaping the Education in schools?
• Skill-specificandcompetency-basededucation-
Designing curriculums that incorporate skill
building
• Social Learning- Learning through peer
collaboration and the role of technology in
implementing social leaning as a pedagogical
method
• Flipped/MOOC Learning – How is this being
implemented in schools?
Glenn Odland, Head of School, Canadian
International School
12.20 Implementation Models for International
Schools – Meeting the Changing Needs of
Students
Sakhar Nair, DP Teacher, Ningbo Huamao
International School
12.50 Networking Lunch for all 3 Conferences
2.00 Learning Management Systems for
International Schools – Broken China or
Beautiful Mosaic?
Grant Grosser, Chief Executive Officer,
SEQTA Software
DIGITAL CLASSROOMS –THE ESSENTIALS
2.30 Digital Mind-set: Leadership for Incorporating
Technology and Innovation- Creating a school
culture that fosters deeper learning and
welcomes technology and innovation
RobStewart, ExecutiveDirectorEducationServices,
EtonHouse Education Group & Principal,
EtonHouse International School Pte. Ltd
3.00 Designing a Modern Learning Environment
Harry Hoodless, Design Director, Broadway
Malyan
3.30 AfternoonTea
4.00 Digital Environment: Elements to Consider
when Designing a Digital Environment – A
Perfect Blend ofTechnology, Pedagogy and
Design
Felix E.B Lee, MGS Principal & CEO, MATRIX
GLOBAL SCHOOLS
4.40 Digital Curriculum: Developing and
Implementing an InternationalTechnology
Curriculum for 21st Century Learning
Wytze Niezen, ICT Coordinator / Leerkracht Groep
7b, Hollandse School Limited Singapore
5.20 K-12 Q&A Session
5.30 End of Day One Followed by Networking
Cocktail
THE CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE
11: 30 TransformingTraditional Classroom to
Innovative Learning Spaces –Why ShouldWe
Rethink and Adopt Design andTechnology?
Moderator:
MariamAmanShah, FounderandPartner, seED,
Hong Kong
Panelists:
Dr SamanthaWeston, Head of Pharmacy &
Academic Director (Teaching & Learning), UoRM,
University of Reading, Malaysia
Ann Davis, Clinical Associate Professor,
Department of Educational Leadership & Cultural
Foundations, The University of North Carolina
at Greensboro, USA
12:00 Creating a Blueprint for New Age Learning
Spaces
AnthonyWong, Director-Facilities and Services,
Singapore American School, Singapore
BLENDING PEDAGOGIES AND
ENGAGING LEARNING SPACES
12:30 Blending and Flipping the RightWay:
KeySuccessFactorsinImplementingtheNew
Learning Space
Mohamad Ridwan Bin Othman, VicePresident,
Taylor’s Education Group, Malaysia
13:00 Networking Lunch for all 3 Conferences
IMPLEMENTING NEW AGE CLASSROOMS
2:00 HowTeam-BasedLearning(TBL)isReshaping
Classroom Designs?
Brian O’Dwyer, Commercial Founder and
Executive Chair, CognaLearn-Duke NUS,
Singapore
2:30 Syncing up with the iKid!
LinkingPedagogyandLearningSpacesinthe
Libraries and Makerspaces
Ann Davis, Clinical Associate Professor,
Department of Educational Leadership & Cultural
Foundations, The University of North Carolina
at Greensboro, USA
3:00 Developing High-Quality Social and
Interactive Spaces
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Speaking Opportunity
3:30 Afternoon NeworkingTea
4:00 Student Centred Learning Spaces – The
Merge between Physical andVirtual
SakinaSofiaBaharom, ViceChancellor, UNITAR
International University, Malaysia
4:30 University of Reading Case Study:Teaching
in a New Age Classroom
Dr. SamanthaWeston, Academic Director
(Teaching & Learning), UoRM, University of
Reading, Malaysia
5:10 Chairperson’s Summary of the Day & End of
Conference Day One
DON’T MISS! JOINT NETWORKING COCKTAILS AT 6.00PM AFTER CLOSE OF DAY ONE
TRANSFORMING HIGHER EDUCATION
11.30 AddingValue in Partnerships and Alliances:
Creating New Opportunities, Gaining
Competitive Edge, Entry to New Markets and
Increase Capabilities
Helen Patricia Bartlett, President/Pro Vice
Chancellor, Monash University, Malaysia
12.00 Modern vsTraditional – How can Academic
Establishments and their Educators Remain
Contemporary in a Globalised,
InterconnectedWorld?
Low Ee Ling, Head, Strategic Planning and
Academic Quality (SPAQ), National Institute of
Education
PARTNERSHIP AND COLLABORATION
12.30 Inter-University Case Study: Achieving
Excellence and Synergy: Learning from the
University of Malaya –Yale University
Partnership
Adeeba Kamarulzaman, Dean, Faculty of
Medicine, University of Malaya, Malaysia
12.50 Networking Lunch for all 3 Conferences
2.00 Industry Alliance Case Study: Success Story
from the SMU-DHL Industry-Academic
Collaboration on the GreenTransformation
Lab
Tan KarWay, Academic Director, Green
Transformation Lab, School of Information
Systems, Singapore Management University
2.30 NTU Case Study: Learning from Joint
Collaboration with Corporate Partners from
Finance, Banking and InternationalTrading
Industry
Lee Boon Keng, Director, CEIT and CAFE,
NanyangTechnological University
3.00 Networking AfternoonTea
TURBO-CHARGING HIGHER EDUCATION
OUTCOMES WITHTECHNOLOGY
3.30 EmergingTrends inTech Enabled Pedagogy:
CostVS Benefit ScenarioWalkthrough and
Analysis
Leslie Loh, Founder & CEO, Lithan Education
Group
3.50 Integrating and Implementing e-Learning
Frameworks and Digital Learning Content
Management Systems
4.20 NUS Gamified Online LMS:Technology-
Enhanced Learning Experience in Asia – A
Highlight on‘Coursemology’
BenLeong,ProjectLeadforCoursemology,School
ofComputing,NationalUniversityofSingapore
4.40 SMU Case Study: Integrated Learning
Platform and Student Success Measures in
Higher Education & Learning
May Lit MeiWan, Associate Director, Learning
Systems and Technologies, Singapore
Management University
5.00 Big Data Analytic Application in Higher
Education Learning
5.30 Hong Kong Case Study: Learning Analytics in
Higher Education – Hong Kong Experience
Li Kam Cheong, Director, University Research
Centre, Open University of Hong Kong Secretary-
General, Asian Association of Open
Universities

4. RETHINKING LEARNING MODELS
9.00 Flexible Pedagogies – Design, Implementation
and Evaluation
CharlotteHumphrey, HeadofPrimaryandMiddle
School, Avondale Grammar School Singapore
9.30 Made for me – Implementing Successful
StudentCentricLearning(SCL)Model asapart
ofYour Personalised Learning Strategy in
Curriculum Delivery
Matthew Piper, HOD of Learning support,
AssessmentscoordinatorandDifferentiationtrainer,
Mercedes-Benz International School
10.00 Education andTechnology: Are they
Complementary or will Over-emphasis on
Technology without a Clear Understanding of
the Nature ofTrue Education will only take us
away from theVision of Education
Shanker D. Bhatt, Principal, International
Campus Suzhou International Academy, BFSU
10.40 MorningTea
SMART CLASSROOMS –
TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION
11.10 Technology-Enhanced Learning (TEL) –
Successful Implementation of Information and
CommunicationTechnologies (ICT) for
Teaching and Learning
Andrew Mowat, Director of ICT, Australian
International School
11.50 PrioritizingTechnologies in Schools:What are
theKeyConsiderationsfortheImplementation
of NewTechnology Initiatives?
Dave Neudorf, Director of Technology,
International School of Kuala Lumpur
12.30 Networking Lunch for all 3 Conferences
1.30 IntegratingTechnology 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, provide
opportunities for simulations and reflect and
document the learning progress of students
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CONFERENCES DAY TWO | 2 SEPTEMBER 2016 | FRIDAY
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ENSURING SUSTAINABILITY, GROWTH
AND EXPANSION
9.00 Unlocking New Income Streams and
Sustainable Revenue Models
KevynYong, Academic Dean, ESSEC Asia-Pacific,
ESSEC Business School
9.30 Student Recruitment Panel:
Improving Student Recruitment in the
Todayís Higher Education Landscape
Panelists
KhalidYusoff,ViceChancellorandPresident,UCSI
University
DrThamYiengWei, Head,SchoolofEngineering,
MDIS
More panelists to be confirmed
10.00 AcademicRankings–Impact,Importanceand
Leverage
10.30 Networking MorningTea
STEP CHANGE IN PEDAGOGY,TECHNOLOGY
AND COMPETITIVE EDGE
11.00 Channelling Pedagogy andTechnology
Towards Competitive Advantage
Baharuddin Aris, Dean, Faculty of Education,
UniversitiTeknologi Malaysia;
Deputy Chairman, Malaysian Dean of
Education Council (MEDC);
FormerChairman, Malaysian Higher Education
Teaching and Learning Council (MAGNETIC)
11.20 Future Classroom Case Study – “The Synergy
Pod” by a Kaplan-Samsung Collaboration
Chris Harris, Head of School, Diploma Studies &
SeniorDirector,IndustryRelations, KaplanHigher
Education, Singapore
11.40 Engaging Students and ‘Turbo-charging’
Achievement of Learning Outcomes
David S. Calonge, Manager, Educational Design
and Development, University of Adelaide,
Australia – Visiting Professor, Sungkyunkwan
University
12.00 Convincing Decision Makers to Invest in
Cutting Edge EducationTechnology
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Speaking Opportunity
12.30 Networking Lunch for all 3 Conferences
1.30 TheFutureofHigherEducation:ANewModel
for the 21st Century and Beyond
Kenn Ross, Managing Director – Asia,
Minerva Schools – TEDxKL 2014 Speaker
WORKFORCE READINESS AND GRADUATE
EMPLOYABILITY
2.00 Post-Graduation and Student Employability
Philip Charles Zerrillo, Dean, Post Graduate
Professional Programmes, Office of
Postgraduate Professional Programmes,
Singapore Management University
2.30 Getting Students and Future Graduates
Ready for theWorkforce ofTomorrow –
Understanding theWestern Sydney
University Approach
Ana Hol, Director of Academic Program, School
of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics,
Western Sydney University
DESIGN AND STRUCTURAL INVESTMENTS
9:00 Planning and Building Good Learning Spaces
BrianTeng, Director of Operations, Supervising
ProjectDirector, TanglinTrustSchool, Singapore
ENABLING SMART CLASSROOMS
9:40 MOOC’s Employment and Up Skilling:
ToWhat 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 NewVirtual Classroom
May Lit, AssociateDirector,LearningSystemsand
TechnologiesDivision, 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 and
Applications, SIM University (UniSIM),
Singapore
12:00 Beyond Clickers – Enhancing Classroom
Experiences with the Next Generation
Formative AssessmentTools
AureliusYeo JienYoen, Head of Department,
Educational Technology, School of Science and
Technology, Singapore
Alice 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
SimonThomas, Director of Operations Facilities,
UWCSEA, Singapore
2:10 Integrating Effective Facility Management
Program in Learning Space Designs
Mohamed Emran Bin Supa’at, Head of
Operations, GEMSWorldAcademy(Singapore)
3.00 AfternoonTea followed by Closing Plenary Sessions
3.30 Flipped MOOC Panel: PairingTechnology with Pedagogy: Is the Future Here?
Moderator: Red Mendoza, Deputy Director, Pedagogical Practice, NanyangTechnological University
Panellists: Professor Dr Aida Suraya Md.Yunus, Director Centre for Academic Development (CADe), Universiti Putra Malaysia
More 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, Extramarks
Panelists: Senior Professor Dato' Dr. KhalidYusoff, Vice Chancellor and President, UCSI University
More panelists to be confirmed
5.00 End of Plenary Sessions and Close of Conference
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31 AUGUST 2016 | WEDNESDAY | 9.00AM - 4.30PM
3.00 – 4.30 Collaborative and Ubiquitous Learning Spaces: A Workshop on Effective Designs and Good Practices
A Workshop on Effective Designs and Good Practices Through the use of global examples in higher education institutions, this
workshop aims to identify what makes for effective and lasting designs of learning spaces, and what good practices have been
applied 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, Australia
Mariam 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 Service
Providers 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 Beyond
The most important aspect of education is to ensure longevity of learning. To make education holistic involves ensuring that
concepts are absorbed completely by the student. It is important for the student to be involved in learning both in school and
after 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 Education
Learning analytics enable educational institutions to deploy state of the art software and hardware applications to support
teaching pedagogy and enhance student learning experiences. In this workshop, attendees will be given hands-on knowledge
on how to leverage on educational tools and technologies to successfully implement and monitor learning analytics in their
respective 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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