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Just as we think learning can resume normalcy, ChatGPT is making waves in the education world. Pundits believe that 2023 will be a defining year of AI and the future of learning – for schools and the workplace alike. Join this hybrid seminar for free to learn about:
- Global trends in the applications of AI and other digital technologies beyond remote learning
- Teaching and learning needs of schools and enterprises in Hong Kong
- How we can encourage education institutes and enterprises to adopt technologies to develop talents
- A new EdTech Heroes Award to celebrate early adopters of learning technologies in K12, higher education and enterprise learning
We are pleased to have Prof Rose Luckin (University College of London) to deliver the opening keynote address on "How might we co-learn and co-create with AI?" Prof Luckin is a world renowned thought leader in the use of AI in education. Mr Larry Nelson, General Manager (Education), Microsoft Asia, will be the closing keynote speaker. He will talk about how AI will reshape the future of learning.
Participants can attend the seminar ONSITE or ONLINE. Admission is free.
Hong Kong Convention And Exhibition Centre, S222-223
Harbour Road 1
Wanchai, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong SAR (China)
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Agenda
- 3:45 PM - 4:00 PMRegistration
- 4:00 PM - 4:10 PMWelcome
Cermain Cheung
Consultant at Oldham, Li & Nie
- 4:10 PM - 4:40 PMOpening KeynoteHow might we co-learn and co-create with AI?
Prof Rose Luckin
Learner Centred Design at UCL Knowledge Lab
- 4:40 PM - 5:25 PMK12 Panel
Ka tim Chu
Chairman at HKACE
Laurie Forcier
Director of Partnerships at Educate Ventures Research
Ivan Wong
Education Lead at Microsoft HK
Kin Wai, Albert Wong
Chairperson at AiTLE
Skye Jeynes
Learning Technology Lead at English School Foundation
- 5:25 PM - 6:10 PMAdult learning panel
Bessie Chong
Director - Group HR and OD of Esquel Group
Ellis Ku
Head of Learning and Organisation Development at Maxim's Caterers Ltd
Dr Justin Sanders
Senior Academic Program Manager at MInerva Project
Brian W Tang
Executive Director of LITE Lab@HKU
Dr Sean McMinn
Director of Centre for Education Innovation, HKUST
- 6:10 PM - 6:25 PMEdTech Heroes Award
Rachel Chan
Co-Founder of Esperanza
Laurie Forcier
Director of Partnerships at Educate Ventures Research
- 6:25 PM - 6:55 PMClosing KeynoteReshaping the future of learning with Artificial Intelligence
Larry Nelson
General Manager, Education at Microsoft Asia
- 6:55 PM - 7:00 PMConclusion
Cermain Cheung
Consultant at Oldham, Li & Nie
Speakers
Rachel Chan
Co-Founder of Esperanza
Read BioCermain Cheung
Consultant at Oldham, Li & Nie
Read BioBessie Chong
Director - Group HR and OD of Esquel Group
Read BioKa tim Chu
Chairman at HKACE
Read BioLaurie Forcier
Director of Partnerships at Educate Ventures Research
Read BioSkye Jeynes
Learning Technology Lead at English School Foundation
Read BioEllis Ku
Head of Learning and Organisation Development at Maxim's Caterers Ltd
Read BioProf Rose Luckin
Learner Centred Design at UCL Knowledge Lab
Read BioDr Sean McMinn
Director of Centre for Education Innovation, HKUST
Read BioLarry Nelson
General Manager, Education at Microsoft Asia
Read BioDr Justin Sanders
Senior Academic Program Manager at MInerva Project
Read BioBrian W Tang
Executive Director of LITE Lab@HKU
Read BioIvan Wong
Education Lead at Microsoft HK
Read BioKin Wai, Albert Wong
Chairperson at AiTLE
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EdTech Heroes Award
Objectives
The EdTech Heroes Award seek to:
· Encourage adoption of technologies to innovate teaching and learning
· Celebrate visionary, bold and innovative organisations in transforming the learning experience
· Promote a culture of experimentation amongst schools and enterprises
· Foster peer-to-peer learning from successful and not so successful experiences
· Build a community of 21st century learning organisations
Target Applicants
There will be two tracks:
- K12 and
- Adult Learning (higher education and enterprise learning)
Schools and enterprises that have used technologies to improve learning in one or both of the following ways will be eligible:
- To make learning more engaging, empowering, personalized, creative, interactive and collaborative
- To make teaching/training more effective with improved access to quality contents, improved communication, easier assessment and streamlined administration
Esperanza is now working with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) and EDUCATE Ventures Research on the Award mechanism. ISTE and EDUCATE Ventures Research will write a case on the award winner of each track. We shall announce the details at the seminar.
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