Wednesday, October 15, 2025

EduTech Asia 5 to 6 November in Singapore

Here are my preliminary selections of sessions at EduTech Asia 5 to 6 November in Singapore:

Wednesday, 5 November 12:05 PM

Fireside chat: Harnessing the power of Generative AI for higher education

How AWS is advancing Generative AI in Higher Education across the Asia-Pacific region How AI can be leveraged responsibly to enhance teaching, learning and administration across university, college and polytechnic campuses Hear real-world success stories from global and local institutions leveraging this transformative technology  

Manoj Lohatepanont, Chulalongkorn University
Hannah Gapes, AMAZON WEB SERVICES, INC.

Lunch break and exhibition visit

Fireside chat: Flexible learning pathways – incorporating vocational training to boost skills

Enhancing students' technical skills while providing a strong academic foundation Developing stackable credentials, allowing learners to accumulate skills over time Assessing learning through competency-based assessments and industry-recognised certifications

Ann Lautrette, Taipei European School
Chetna Sabharwal, Association of Indian Principals (AIP)

Case study presentation: Enhancing teaching experiences through Nanyang Polytechnic’s competency-based learning approach

Integrating industry-relevant competencies to ensure that students are aligned with workforce demands Building knowledge, skills and attitudes through practical work tasks Showcasing results from the Diploma in AI & Data Engineering

Sophia Wei, Nanyang Polytechnic
Tay Mia Eng, Nanyang Polytechnic

Case study presentation: Building a seamless & borderless university with 5G networks at NUS

Transforming National University of Singapore’s (NUS) campus connectivity through ultra-fast reliable internet access Driving innovation and elevating the teaching and learning experience Fostering a mobile and adaptive learning environment

Nelson Wong, National University of Singapore

Panel: Building bridges – enriching learning experiences through cross-border collaborations

How cross-border collaborations can enhance curriculum development Exploring how such partnerships can enable institutions to share best practices and foster innovation Broadening students' horizons and exposing them to global opportunities 

Nicholas Paul Belcher, The International School @ ParkCity
Jake Pratley, GLOBIS Asia Campus
Aye Chan Oo, Scholatic International School Myanmar
Michael Galligan, Cognita Asia

Panel: Into the unknown – preparing learners for jobs that don’t exist yet

Equipping learners with foundational skills that will prepare them for roles in an unpredictable job market Breaking away from siloed content and embracing cross-disciplinary learning Nurturing lifelong learners who embrace change and remain curious throughout life  

Michael Yap, Coventry University
Angela Siew Hoong Lee, Sunway University
Roel Rodrigo, Malayan Colleges Laguna
Neelesh Bhatia, National University Singapore
Choon Hou Sim, Republic Polytechnic5:10 PM

Panel: Developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills through student-centred learning

How inquiry-based learning methods encourage students to explore questions and engage in critical analysis Integrating reflective practices into the learning process Assessing and evaluating students' critical thinking and problem-solving abilities

Jayson Bergania, University of Makati
Keith Sharp, American University of Phnom Penh
Mike Choong, Taylor's University
Noorzareith Sofeia Noordin, Sunway University

Thursday 6 November

Panel: Is it time for reform? The bid for authenticity in assessments

Designing authentic assessments that allow learners to demonstrate skills Improving existing models of summative assessment Tapping into AI to develop fairer, more accurate assessments

Edwin Lim, Hwa Chong Institution
Yian Hoon Lim, Seng Kang Secondary School
Barbara Tajti, Saint John Mary International School
Kerry Moore, Stonyhurst International School Penang

Case study presentation: Revolutionising learning with competency-based design thinking

Differentiating between competencies and abilities to sharpen learning outcomes Building and applying design competency maps using AI-powered tools Creating effective assessment rubrics for hands-on classroom activities and projects

Panel: Smarter marketing, recruitment & retention strategies with AI and automation

Increase conversion rates and reduce administrative load Using data to identify and attract students while improving targeting and segmentation in marketing campaigns Deploying AI-powered systems to nurture prospective students throughout recruitment processes  

Alan Go, Hanbridge Institute
Zulkarnan Abdul, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS

HE RT 08: ⁠How can higher education prepare students for a global workforce shaped by AI and digital transformation?

This session is ideal for attendees from Higher Education education institutions. Participate in engaging discussions with your peers from around Asia!

Keynote Panel: The road to 2030 – what will learning look like in the next 5 years?

Yuhyun Park, DQ Institute
Graham Brown-Martin, Learning Without Frontiers
Kristie Chen, Bold Academy Pte. Ltd.
Pasi Sahlberg, University of Melbourne
Pak Tee Ng, National Institute of Education (NIE), Singapore

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