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EDUtech Asia 2024 Conference

By Sarah Anjum,
Whole School Tech Coordinator and Head of IT

The EDUtech Asia 2024 conference, held on November 5-7 in Singapore, marked a significant milestone in the evolution of educational technology across the region. As Asia's largest gathering for educators and EdTech providers, the event brought together over 8,000 attendees, including education leaders, policymakers, innovators, and disruptors, all united by a shared vision to reimagine the future of education through technology.

 

Workshop Highlights

  • Workshop 1: Elevating Student Engagement and Understanding with AR/VR Technologies - Facilitated by Luke Christensen and Adrian Rayner from the Queensland Department of Education, this workshop explored how AR and VR technologies are reshaping learning experiences.

  • Workshop 2: Beyond the Hype: Generative AI for School Leaders - Led by Tim Lovatt and Angela Newby from United World College of South East Asia, this workshop addressed the systemic implications of generative AI (GenAI) in schools.

Both workshops emphasized the transformative potential of technology—immersive and AI—in enhancing education. They provided educators and school leaders with practical tools, insights, and strategies to integrate these innovations effectively and responsibly.

Diverse Themes in Keynotes and Discussions

The conference featured over 400 speakers addressing pressing topics in education, including:

  • Artificial Intelligence in education
     
  • Leadership and digital transformation
     
  • Teaching and learning methodologies using AR and VR
     
  • Infrastructure development
     
  • Digital Citizenship

These discussions provided attendees with insights into the latest trends and challenges in the educational landscape. 

Exhibition and Innovation

The exhibition showcased over 200 EdTech solution providers, including industry leaders like Google for Education, Lenovo, Microsoft, Samsung Electronics Singapore, i-Scream Media, Canvas by Instructure, and Kami. The Start-Up City featured emerging startups introducing innovative solutions to the education community. 

Interactive Sessions and Challenges

The event also hosted interactive sessions such as:

  • EDUtech Show & Tell: Presentations by educators highlighting successful campus initiatives and effective technology integration in classrooms.


 

  • Ask Me Anything Lounge: An open forum where attendees engage with experts on topics like AI, wellbeing, assessments, data, and immersive learning.
     
  • Planet Protectors Sustainability Challenge: Powered by Google for Education, this inaugural challenge empowered students to tackle sustainability issues, with a focus on waste management.


 

Looking Ahead

EDUtech Asia 2024 served as a beacon for educators and innovators striving to create a more inclusive, effective, and forward-thinking educational landscape in Asia.

As the conference concluded, the anticipation for EDUtech Asia 2025 began. Scheduled for November 5-6, 2025, at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre in Singapore, the event promises to continue fostering dialogue, collaboration, and partnerships that drive meaningful change in education.

 

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