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EDUtech Asia: Uniting Education Leaders for a Digital Future

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Tuesday, October 31, 2023
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This prestigious event will feature 400 education leaders from schools and higher education establishments across Asia, taking the stage to share insights and best practices on shaping the digital future of education.

Key Points: 
  • This prestigious event will feature 400 education leaders from schools and higher education establishments across Asia, taking the stage to share insights and best practices on shaping the digital future of education.
  • She will discuss the impact of AI on the education system and the need for changing assessment practices.
  • Join us at EDUtech Asia to explore the digital future of education.
  • EDUtech Asia 2023 will take place at B2 Halls D, E, F, Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore on the 8-9 November 2023.

Research highlights the growing need for digital fluency and AI skills at school

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Wednesday, August 23, 2023
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Conducted by Kantar for Nord Anglia Education, the global research looked into the life skills young people worldwide see as important.

Key Points: 
  • Conducted by Kantar for Nord Anglia Education, the global research looked into the life skills young people worldwide see as important.
  • While students need to know how to use new technologies, it's as important for them to develop 'durable human skills' that an algorithm can't replicate.
  • Students are learning not only how to master AI but also understand its opportunities as well as limitations."
  • Nord Anglia is also working with world leading authorities on AI in education, so students can better understand themselves as learners.

Research highlights the growing need for digital fluency and AI skills at school

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, August 23, 2023
Knowledge, Learning, UCL, Gen, Student, Intelligence, Metacognition, Research, Kantar, Generation Z, Creativity, Emotional intelligence, Artificial intelligence, Red Balloon Learner Centres, AI, Tutoring, Nord Anglia Education, Education

Conducted by Kantar for Nord Anglia Education, the global research looked into the life skills young people worldwide see as important.

Key Points: 
  • Conducted by Kantar for Nord Anglia Education, the global research looked into the life skills young people worldwide see as important.
  • While students need to know how to use new technologies, it's as important for them to develop 'durable human skills' that an algorithm can't replicate.
  • Students are learning not only how to master AI but also understand its opportunities as well as limitations."
  • Nord Anglia is also working with world leading authorities on AI in education, so students can better understand themselves as learners.

Education experts discuss innovation in teaching on new 'Learning Explorations' podcast from Nord Anglia Education

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Friday, June 9, 2023
Knowledge, Educational technology, Learning, UCL, United States Secretary of Education, Nord Anglia Education, Privacy Office of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, BBC, Face, Stanford University, Parent, Office of Educational Technology, Metacognition, Nord Anglia International School Dublin, Research, Creativity, Student, International Society for Technology in Education, Algorithm, International Society, Red Balloon Learner Centres, Mathematics education, Mathematics, AI, Tutoring, Management, Spotify, Education

Each episode features interviews with world-renowned education experts including Stanford maths professor Dr Jo Boaler, UCL professor and AI expert Rose Luckin, and edtech leader Dr Joseph South.

Key Points: 
  • Each episode features interviews with world-renowned education experts including Stanford maths professor Dr Jo Boaler, UCL professor and AI expert Rose Luckin, and edtech leader Dr Joseph South.
  • Emily Murphy, Learning Explorations host and training and development manager for Nord Anglia's edtech programme, said: "Learning Explorations is full of insights on how innovation in education empowers teachers and transforms students' learning.
  • In this episode, the discussion covers creativity and innovation and how they can inspire positive change for students.
  • She discusses how AI is something teachers should be embracing to enhance the work they already do in the classroom.

Education experts discuss innovation in teaching on new 'Learning Explorations' podcast from Nord Anglia Education

Retrieved on: 
Friday, June 9, 2023
Knowledge, Educational technology, Learning, UCL, United States Secretary of Education, Nord Anglia Education, Privacy Office of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, BBC, Face, Stanford University, Parent, Office of Educational Technology, Metacognition, Nord Anglia International School Dublin, Research, Creativity, Student, International Society for Technology in Education, Algorithm, International Society, Red Balloon Learner Centres, Mathematics education, Mathematics, AI, Tutoring, Management, Spotify, Education

Each episode features interviews with world-renowned education experts including Stanford maths professor Dr Jo Boaler, UCL professor and AI expert Rose Luckin, and edtech leader Dr Joseph South.

Key Points: 
  • Each episode features interviews with world-renowned education experts including Stanford maths professor Dr Jo Boaler, UCL professor and AI expert Rose Luckin, and edtech leader Dr Joseph South.
  • Emily Murphy, Learning Explorations host and training and development manager for Nord Anglia's edtech programme, said: "Learning Explorations is full of insights on how innovation in education empowers teachers and transforms students' learning.
  • In this episode, the discussion covers creativity and innovation and how they can inspire positive change for students.
  • She discusses how AI is something teachers should be embracing to enhance the work they already do in the classroom.