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Click Here To Register: Student Recruitment & Marketing Asia Virtual Summit 24 AUGUST 2020 - SGT
Click Here To Register: Student Recruitment & Marketing Asia Virtual Summit 24 AUGUST 2020 - SGT
Richard Follett, Deputy Pro Vice Chancellor & Associate Vice President (International) - University of Sussex
Martin Hookham-Simms, Head of International Office - University of Sussex
Revolutionise the Student Recruitment Process with Integrated Admissions and CRM Platforms
• Practical applications of integrated admissions and CRM platforms in student marketing
campaign and relationship management
09:30 SGT • Commercialising smart customer-centric solutions in processing student recruitment and
engagement
• Addressing the need and importance for governance, security and scalability in technology
adoption
Exploring Digital Marketing to Engage, Attract and Convert the Connected Customers
Rules of engagement with a fully digital student marketing strategy
Shifting the focus from brand to customer-centricity through personalisation
10:00 SGT Identifying and maximising recruitment opportunities
Daren Kang, Head of Marketing & Sales, Dy Director (Outreach & Admission) - Nanyang Technological
University
Roundtable A Roundtable B:
Build a School Brand to Increase Student Harness Intelligent Chatbots
Outreach to Personalise Student Engagement
Explore how educator are broadening your reach Explore how the Chatbot is customising interactions with your
with more innovative brand marketing target audience with personalised message.
Approaches.
Roundtable C: Roundtable D:
11:00SGT Increase Marketing ROI with Partnership with Develop & Nurture Strong Networks
< PREMIUM> Worldwide Schools with Recruitment Agents
Find out how the international schools and Education marketers are constantly looking out for ways to
universities are increasing profitability through develop and deepen a with agents for suitable recruitment
partnership. process.
Roundtable Facilitator:
Charlie Pybus
Head of International Student Recruitment
University of Bristol
12:00 SGT End of Student Recruitment & Marketing Asia Virtual Summit 2020
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Welcome Remarks
How Global Indian International School Achieve Effective Learning Outcomes with the Smart Learning Spaces
The student-centred pedagogy meets a digitally powered learning environment to create a completely new
education experience. In GIIS, the latest teaching tools will make learning a fun and interactive affair for the
students to help achieve higher educational outcomes.
09:00 SGT Building a robust infrastructure to support smart learning spaces development
Enabling hybrid learning models with the integration of physical spaces with digital tools
Leveraging data analytics to track students’ learning and monitor their sports’ performances and identifying
the key areas for improvement
Pathfinding our Way: Using the Design Thinking Cycle to Plan Enhancements to Learning
How can an intentional process aligned to the design thinking cycle be used to systematically renovate
learning spaces to better align with current research on teaching and learning?
09:30 SGT How can we systematically learn from our stakeholders (students, teachers, parents) to inform future space
iterations and maximize ROI?
Tanglin Trust School using VR, alongside AR (augmented reality), where artefacts from around the world can be
brought into the classroom.
● Piloting and troubleshooting the challenges of deploying AR/ VR in teaching and learning
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● Cooperating with teachers to create curriculum-aligned AR content and resources to ensure successful
deployment and uptake
● Promoting a lively learning environments to improve learning outcomes
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Learn Anywhere and Anytime: Strategic Plan , Design and Delivery of World -Class Learning and Teaching
Environment
University of New South Wale’s 2025 Strategy that focuses on the significant opportunities to transform the
student experience on the physical campus and seamlessly integrating the digital and physical environments.
Preparing students for 21st century, Taylor’s University develops highly collaborative citizens and a collaborative
classroom such as X-Space.
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Adopting approaches focused on the provision of holistic teaching and learning experiences for staff and
students
Connecting personalised learning, educational technology to learning spaces’ design
Advocating a mind-set shift and demonstrating the benefits of the new learning spaces
Professor Dr. Michael James Keppell, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Learning and Teaching - Taylor’s University
RMIT was the first completely foreign-owned university granted permission to operate in Vietnam. Learning from
Glen leading the educators to change from the traditional teaching to enhance learning.
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• Developing physical and human space to foster complexity and student interaction
• Continuously improving curriculum & physical spaces with new paradox
• Adopting new ideas and executing in new way of teaching
Glen O'Grady, Director of Academic and Student Services -RMIT University (Vietnam)
10:45SGT BREAK
INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION ( 2 rotations @ 30 minutes each)
Roundtable A:
Actualise Innovative ICT-Enabled Pedagogical Roundtable B:
11:00 SGT Practices Leverage Gamification to Create Digital Learning
< PREMIUM> Environments
Roundtable Facilitator
Dr. Kumaran Rajaram Roundtable Facilitator
Senior Lecturer & Course Chair, Nanyang Business Dr Seow Poh Sun
School Associate Professor of Accounting (Education) ; Associate
Nanyang Technological University Dean (Teaching and Curriculum) - School of Accountancy
Singapore Management University
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Roundtable Facilitator
Julie S. Sabaratnam
Founding University Librarian,
Singapore University Technology Design
12: 00 SGT End of Next Generation Learning Spaces– Higher Education 2020
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Design Technology Rich Learning Environments to Engage and Enhance Collaborative Student Learning
UNSW develops state-of-the-art online learning tools to give students the best learning experience alongside a
flexible delivery model that allows students to study wherever and whenever best suits students.
Bob Fox, Academic Lead Curriculum, Office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor Education - The University of New South
Wales (UNSW)
The Integration of Learning Management System to Execute Online Teaching & Learning Successfully
In today's fast-paced world, the modern e learning management system is transforming the ways teaching and
learning.
Re-evaluating current technology support & infrastructure capabilities and identifying ke y steps for LMS
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integration with teaching pedagogical
Leveraging LMS to manage course mapping processes and ease internal communication
Maximising the results of online teaching and pedagogy through active and engaged learning and teaching
Develop a Contingency Plan for Educational Continuity Through This Difficult Time
Nanyang Technological University is one of the top universities in Singapore offering undergraduate and
postgraduate education. Dr. Preman regularly conducts local and international workshops on how to effectively
employ innovative teaching methods within various subject disciplines.
10:00 SGT Harnessing digital learning tools and pedagogy to transform from classroom to online courses
Enrich the core competencies of staff and students in the use of complementary technology for learning
and teaching
Ensuring performance improvements by monitoring and adapting digital learning programs accordingly
Dr. Preman Rajalingam, Head, Teaching, Learning and Pedagogy Division – Nanyang Technological University
10:45SGT BREAK
INTERACTIVE DISCUSSION ( 2 rotations @30 minutes each)
Roundtable A Roundtable B:
Support from Learning Centre in Online Teaching Implement Productivity Measurement for Online
Journey Teaching
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Roundtable C: Roundtable D:
Manage the Transition to Online Teaching Re-think Learning Assessment To Sustain Learning
Outcomes
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Workshop A- Part I: Discover how Blended Learning vs Flipped Classroom to Enhance Teaching and Learning
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Outcomes
Technology has changed the way we learn and teach. In this workshop, workshop leader will highlight how
blended learning initiatives are developed, delivered, and received in the future.
Reassessing current learning system capabilities and identifying opportunities for blended learning and
flipped class room
How to plan and lead successful blended learning and flipped class room implementat ion
Managing the overall technology architecture & current learning space
Transforming formerly teacher-centered classrooms into engaging student-centered learning spaces with
technology integration
Workshop Leader: Dr. Kumaran Rajaram, Senior Lecturer & Course Chair, Nanyang Business School - Nanyang
Technological University
Workshop A- Part IL: Discover how Blended Learning vs Flipped Classroom to Enhance Teaching and Learning
10:45SGT Outcomes
Technology has changed the way we learn and teach. In this workshop, workshop leader will highlight how
blended learning initiatives are developed, delivered, and received in the future.
Reassessing current learning system capabilities and identifying opportunities for blended learning and
flipped class room
How to plan and lead successful blended learning and flipped class room implementation
Managing the overall technology architecture & current learning space
Transforming formerly teacher-centered classrooms into engaging student-centered learning spaces with
technology integration
Workshop Leader: Dr. Kumaran Rajaram, Senior Lecturer & Course Chair, Nanyang Business School - Nanyang
Technological University
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14:00 SGT Workshop B- Part I: Transforming Learning Spaces to Embrace STEAM Education
This step-by-step interactive workshop will demonstrate how educators is transforming classrooms into a
spaces to harness Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematic s. In addition, the workshop
leaders will share the best practice on scaling up the learning spaces within short period to minimise the impact
on regular school days.
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