Presentations

This session explores how enrichment programmes can transform the local—its people, culture, ecology, and community needs—into a powerful engine for global citizenship learning.

This interactive session explores how students actually engage with AI, from guided chats to independent exploration.

The presentation explores how diversity, equity and inclusion can be meaningfully embedded across science and humanities teaching.

This will be an introduction to Xcode. Learn how to promote entrepreneurship and agency at your school with app development.

COVID-19 has precipitated a major experiment for education systems across the world and this provides an amazing opportunity for AI to assist in the beneficial transformation of teaching and learning that remote and hybrid approaches are likely to catalyse.

This session will explore how different Google tools can promote collaboration, independent learning, creativity and intercultural understanding.

Professional Development for teaching staff is usually a norm for most schools to support student learning. What about the training for non-teaching staff?

In this informative session, open to all, learn three concrete steps you can take to begin managing your technology instead of letting it manage you.

In this presentation, discover reasons why the in-class flip should be an integral part of teaching and learning, including student-centeredness, autonomy, student voice and choice and differentiation. Explore ideas for class configurations, setting up of learning stations, and pedagogy tips for impactful in-class flip lessons.

This session is perfect for teachers, school leaders, and EdTech enthusiasts eager to understand the practical applications of AI in education.