Transforming Learning Experiences with Smart Infrastructure 7th – 8th August 2018, InterContinental Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

1. PHASE 3
Smart Education: Disruptive Classroom Technologies
Whether you like it or not, disruptive technologies are here to stay. A digital learning ecosystem is an environment where people and
technologybuildandsupportacomprehensive, user-friendly, resource-rich and flexible learning space. Education leaders are working hard
to build coherent ecosystems that address the complex needs of 21st century education. This phase will highlight on the key
technologies that will drive the education sector in this digital disruption era.
At A Glance
PHASE 2
Smart Campus
PHASE 1
Leadership Transformation for Digital Adoption
Most learning institutions are thinking and acting strategically
regarding digital education technology implementation and
adoption but few possess a full digital strategy in place. This
phase will discuss the challenges faced by leaders to adapt,
implement and adopt digitalization to meet organizational
objectives.
Thedevelopmentofsmartcampusesisanintegralpartofdeveloping
a smart university. There are a range of campus facilities that could
be transformed into smart spaces to provide novel experience. To
enhance the experience, a robust foundation of information and
communications technology support is needed and this phase will
discuss high-tech infrastructures needed to connect the campus for
improved student experience and operational efficiency and
effectiveness.
Media Partner :
Supporting Partner :
Malaysia Digital
Education Association
The VR/AR Association (VRARA)
Institutional Partner :
Malaysian Association
of Private Colleges
and Universities
Educational Partner :
Exhibitors :
Transforming Learning Experiences
with Smart Infrastructure
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SMART UNIVERSITY SUMMIT
7th – 8th August 2018 • Intercontinental Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

3. EVENT OVERVIEW KEY TAKEAWAYS
WHO’S ATTENDING
SMART UNIVERSITY SUMMIT
7th – 8th August 2018 • Intercontinental Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
SMART UNIVERSITY SUMMIT (SUS)
Smart University Summit (SUS) is a current initiative
aimingatbecomingaglobal‐referenceopportunityto
meet, exchange, experience and discuss academic
developments towards open, smart and thriving
universities. SUS brings together national and
international leaders, senior staffsfromuniversities,
colleges, schools and polytechnics, noted researchers
and strategists, together with key supporters,
technology partners, university partners and
stakeholders to discuss the transformation of
learning institutions going through the Industrial
Revolution4.0.
Equip leaders capabilities and organisations with
knowledge and prepatory steps to set up a Smart
University
Stay ahead of the technology curve and prepare your
organisation’s capability for the imminent Smart
Campus and Digital Education
Acquire practical insights, proven solutions and
effective strategies to set up Smart Campus
Discover the latest advanced innovations to create
productivity optimization, sustainable environment
and data inter-operability
Engage and network with some of most innovative
industrial minds in the thriving times of education
and activities
LEADERS ( Job Titles )
Vice-Chancellors
Deputy Vice-Chancellors
Principals
Pro-Vice Chancellors
Deans
Heads of Faculty
Directors
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LEADERS ( Departments )
Principals
Deputy/Assistant Principals
Heads of Curriculum
Heads of e-Learning
Senior/Head Teachers
IT Co-ordinators and Integrators
Heads of Faculty Science and Technology
Heads of Infrastructure
Heads of Faculty of Computing,
Engineering & Technology
Heads of Centre for Learning
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
Minister for Schools
Minister for Higher Education
Secretary for Education
Deputy Director General for Education
Curriculum Policy Office
Director of Educational Technology
Director of Technologies for Learning
CTO / CIO
EMERGING TECH
3D Printing
Robotics
Simulation
Modelling
AR/ VR
ICT SOLUTIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Cloud solutions
Virtualisation
Big Data & Analytics
ELEARNING
eLearning and virtual learning
Environments
Online content & resources
Internet based learning solutions
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e-Safety and privacy
Integration and Consulting
Network Infrastructure
Network Management Tools
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PROF CHRISTINA HONG
President
Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (THEi)
Professor Christina Hong has been appointed as the President, of the Technological and Higher Education Institute
(THEi). As the principal academic and administrative officer of THEi, the President provides strategic leadership and
operational management of the institute and is also responsible for promoting the institute’s mission and profile through
fostering strong academic partnerships and collaborations with academic, industry and employer groups both locally
and internationally. Prior to commencing with THEi, Christina was the Chief Academic Officer for TAFE Queensland,
Australia. Her other prior roles have included: Chief Executive and Deputy Chief Executive of Southbank Institute of
Technology; Associate Professor and Associate Dean (Teaching and Learning) Queensland University of Technology,
senior executive leadership in the New Zealand tertiary sector and consultancy roles within New Zealand and the Asia
Pacific.
CARLOS OCHOA
Chapter President Madrid & Chair Education Committee
The VR/AR Association (VRARA), Spain
Carlos has over 30 years of international experience in the Innovation & New Advance Digital Technologies Industry,
leading successful organizations (Siemens, Sagentia, Altran, Eptron, eLearning Consulting). Carlos was engaged in several
EU R&D programs in collaboration with organizations in the European Union, in the fields of VR & AR. Today, Carlos is a
Founder & CEO of ONE Digital Consulting, a VR/AR technology based Smart Education Labs platform to help the transformation
of the educational community. Carlos is the Co-Chair of VRARA Education Committee, Member of Smart Cities Experts
Group of AENOR and Board Member of different EU ITC Associations. With strong values and years of experience on
innovation management, marketing and business development, Carlos is an excellent coach and high performance
teams developer with focus on Innovative added value solutions.
ASSOC PROF DR DAVID ASIRVATHAM
Executive Dean, Faculty of Build Environment, Engineering, Technology and Design
Taylor’s University, Malaysia
Dr. David Asirvatham is currently the Head for the School of Computing and IT, Taylor’s University. Prior to this, he was
the Director for the Centre of Information Technology at University of Malaya. He has held numerous posts such as the
Associate Dean for Faculty of Information Technology (Multimedia University) and IT Infrastructure Development for a
university campus (US$14 million) and has been lecturing as well as managing ICT projects for the past 25 years. His area
of expertise will include Neural Network, E-Learning, ICT Project Management, Multimedia Content Development and
recently he has done some work on Big Data Analytics. He also worked on various ICT Projects and e-learning Workshops
in South Africa, Sudan, Iran, Ghana, Kenya, Vietnam, Maldives, Bangladesh (World Bank Project), UAE, India and Brunei.
On Research, currently he holds two Research Grants: (a) Newton Grant (RM800,000) and (b) Taylor’s University Grant
for Travel Behavior Analytics (RM300,000).
DAVE NEUDORF
Director of Technology
The International School of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Dave is the Director of Technology at the International School of Kuala Lumpur (ISKL) which is moving into a new state
of the art, purpose-built Smart Campus that will be LEED Platinum Certified. Dave has been a Technology Leader in
international schools for more than 2 decades working in Toronto, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Thailand, Indonesia and for the
last 10 years at ISKL Malaysia. Dave is an Apple Distinguished Educator and a former Google Apps Education Trainer.
DR AHMED DABBAGH
Chief Education & Technology Officer (CETO)
Emirates College of Technology, United Arab Emirates
Dr. Ahmed Dabbagh is holding six international patents and Co-Author of a book entitled “Intellectual Property for Electronic
Systems: An essential introduction ”, IEC2007. He holds a membership in DVB-CPT, VSIA standardizations and IEEE, and is a
Professor in different known universities in UAE in the field of Computer Engineering and Educational Technology. As an IEEE
Senior Member, he has an intensive experience in the Educational Technology Platforms, and the deployment of e-Learning
resources. He is also an initiator of the UAE Educational Cloud and Distributed Computing. Dr Ahmed is a visionary of new
technological trends and high level strategy of educational institutions and government entities. He is also a Strategic
Advisor to Higher Management of Different sectors at Government, Education and Health, where his intensive experience
of Operation and the vision of new technology are crossing.
AZHAN BIN ABDULLAH
Director (Information Technology)
Education Performance and Delivery Unit (PADU) Corporation Malaysia
Azhan joined PADU in December 2015 and is currently the Director Information Technology. He has over 21 years of HR and
IT experience in the Financial Sector.Over his extensive career, he has held positions in HR Information Technology and
Shared Services. He has had solid system implementation experience having led the implementation of Peoplesoft HRMS
for Ambank Group and various data and system integration projects. His areas of strength includes process automation and
data integration. Before joining PADU he held the position of Acting Head HR Shared Service and during that tenure he rolled
out HR Service Management System, Medical outsourcing, eLeave system and Flex Benefits outsourcing. He played critical
roles in the successful delivery of various systems implementation and integration projects for Ambank Group and joined
PADU to contribute his talent towards supporting and enabling the transformation of the national education in Malaysia.
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5. SPEAKER PROFILES
JULIE S SABARATNAM
Director, Workforce Planning and Digital Learning and Founding Librarian
Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)
Julie has rich experiences from public, private and academic sectors. She was instrumental in the landmark Library 2000
study that shaped transformation of libraries in Singapore. She participated in various national plans such IT2000, ICT21,
and Renaissance City. She spearheaded the first national digital library initiative. She helped establish, manage information
and research services in various organisations. Julie obtained her Masters in Information Studies from Loughborough
University of Technology.
DR LIM SOK MUI, MAY
Director, Centre for Learning Environment and Assessment Development (CoLEAD)
Singapore Institute of Technology
Dr May Lim is an Associate Professor at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT). May is the Director of the Centre for
Learning Environment and Assessment Development (CoLEAD) that looks after the faculty development programmes in
learning and teaching at the university level. She won the university Teaching Excellence Award in 2016. May is an
experienced occupational therapist by profession, she has been working with children with developmental delay and
disorders in Singapore and Australia. She also led the Bachelor of Science (with Honours) in Occupational Therapy
degree at SIT. She has received teaching grant from Ministry of Education to investigate the effect of experiential
learning to improve student’s communication and empathy through learning from people with disabilities. She is currently
actively researching on effectiveness of active learning space, as well as student’s learning journey from freshmen to
graduates.
DR JESSICA A. HALE
Director of Learning and Innovation, Apple Distinguished Educator
Oasis International of School, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Jessica currently serves as the Director of Learning and Innovation for Oasis International School of Kuala Lumpur. For
more than 17 years, she has worked with international schools across Asia. Jessica’s experience spans from classroom
teacher to her current role which includes overseeing whole school innovation and technology implementation. Jessica
has conducted research on characteristics of innovation in K12 International Schools in Asia. She also trains educators
and consults with leadership on curriculum design, pedagogy, and technology integration. Jessica holds an earned
Doctorate in Global Educational Leadership, is an Apple Distinguished Educator, and serves on the ADE Asia Pacific
Advisory Board.
KAHAR KAMARUDIN
President
Malaysia Digital Education Association
Kahar Kamarudin has over 15 years of experience in program management, government relations, transformation
programs, people management and consulting. With a unique blend of experience in edutech operations from
multinational organizations, government-linked corporation and the academia, he brings an extensive commercial
and government network. Currently, at Malaysia Digital Education Association, he leads the international relations
and program operations of the education management segment. He serves as industry advisor in a number of higher
education institutions. His 21st century education perspectives are often sought across education institutions and
business organizations. He began his career with IBM Inc. as a programmer and currently a think tank of Malaysia
Corruption Watch (MCW).
JASON MOO
APAC Business Development Director - Public Safety & Smart Cities
Hitachi Consulting Malaysia Sdn Bhd
Jason has 20 years of sales experience in the physical and electronic security industry. He has successfully delivered many
high-end security systems projects in the region for both government and commercial sectors. He has also worked with
Honeywell for building technology and industrial automation, thereafter with Hitachi Insight Group for public safety & smart
cities, and thereafter with Hitachi Consulting for public safety and smart cities, industrial IoT, energy IoT, i4.0 and big data
analytics.Hitachi Consulting, the global solutions and professional services organization of Hitachi Ltd., is an IoT era business
integrator and a catalyst for accelerating digital transformation. Hitachi is a global leader in technology and social innovation,
with over 100 years of OT & IT experience in Commercial and Industrial Enterprises
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HAJI ZAIDI BIN YAZID
Director of Education Technology Division
Ministry of Education Malaysia
Zaidi Yazid’s main responsibility is to provide educational technology support for 10198 schools throughout the country.
Among others, the support include ICT facilities, learning content and platform, Netware and technology adaptation
training. Born and raised in Kelantan, he had his primary schooling in Kedah and secondary in Negeri Sembilan before
pursuing tertiary education in USA in 1978. Part of his post graduate studies were in USA and UK. His special interest is in
enhancing talent and potential among children. As a qualified school teacher by profession, he taught at different school
levels in Johor, Terengganu and Kelantan before being given the tasks in project management at MoE, and later education
management at several institutions including as director at 3 Matriculation Colleges. The biggest challenges were managing
massive transformation projects including Smarts School implementation, PPSMI, School Computer Lab and BestariNet.

6. DR MICHAEL JAMES KEPPELL
Pro Vice-Chancellor, Learning and Teaching
Taylor’s University, Malaysia
Michael leads the Pro Vice-Chancellor, Learning and Teaching portfolio that is focused on driving curriculum transformation,
learning, teaching and assessment at the University. He also leads the Integrated Teaching and Life-long Learning Centre
at Taylor’s (INTELLECT) that is focused on the provision holistic teaching and learning experiences for staff and students.
Before commencing at Taylor’s University, Michael was Pro Vice-Chancellor - Learning Transformations at Swinburne
University, Executive Director - Australian Digital Futures Institute at University of Southern Queensland and Professor
of Higher Education and Director - The Flexible Learning Institute at Charles Sturt University. His expertise centres on
curriculum design, innovative learning design of blended and online learning environments, educational technology,
global partnerships and authentic assessment for large-scale transformations. His research and practice focuses on
personalised learning, learning design, digital futures, learning spaces, blended learning, authentic assessment and
leadership using design-based research.
SPEAKER PROFILES
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DATO’ NAFISAH BINTI AHMAD
Director General
National Library of Malaysia
Dato' Nafisah Ahmad is Director General, National Library of Malaysia effective 1 October 2014. She has worked at the
National Library of Malaysia for 28 years in various departments such as Digital Library Services, Documentation
(cataloguing/metadata), Collection Development and Project National Digital Library Project and the National Data
Dictionary for Public Sector. She is currently a Council Member of Persatuan Pustakawan Malaysia (PPM) and CONSAL XVI
Executive Board Member. She has been actively involved in the development of libraries in Malaysia and has presented
papers in local and international conferences.
SUMITRA NAIR
Vice President Talent Development and Digital Entrepreneurship
Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), Malaysia
Sumitra’s key mandate is to ensure that Malaysian youths are equipped with the necessary digital competencies for the
future workforce. She also serves as a Stakeholder Advisory Council member of the International Society for Technology in
Education (ISTE) Standards for Teachers. Prior to her current position, Sumitra helded leadership and advisory roles in
corporate responsibility and sustainability portfolios at DiGi Telecommunications and Telenor ASA (Norway). Sumitra holds
a Post-Graduate Certified Diploma in Accounting and Finance from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA),
Executive Management Certificate in International Marketing from INSEAD University, as well as a Bachelor of Economics
with Honours from University Malaya. She is also a PhD candidate at School of Business, Monash University Malaysia.
PROF DR IR VINESH THIRUCHELVAM
Dean of Faculty of Computing, Engineering & Technology (FCET)
Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU), Malaysia
Prof Vinesh is currently the Dean of the Faculty of Computing, Engineering & Technology at Asia Pacific University (APU). Prof
Vinesh has been involved in key education and engineering sectors such as being the Chairman of the Engineering Education
Technical Division (E2TD) at the Institute of Engineers Malaysia, advisory to IEMASB, member of the Ministry of Education’s
‘STEM Task Force’ directly involved with the development of the MoE’s 2015 Education Blueprint, member of the Ministry
of Human Resources’ BPIC on quality of graduates at the Ministry of Human Resources, member of National Task Force for
Big Data Movements with Malaysian Digital Economy Corporation (MDeC), appointed to National Professor Council and
Chair of the Centre of Analytics (APCA). His core scholarly research areas are in Sustainable Development, Reliability
Engineering using Smart Devices with IoT and Data Analytics with Business Intelligence.
PROF DR SAZILAH SALAM
Director of Centre for Instructional Resources & Technology (PSTP)
Technical University of Malaysia Malacca (UTeM)
Sazilah Salam is responsible for developing and managing the development of e-content, application, and info & infrastructure
to facilitate & further increase the efficiency of learning & teaching through teaching strategy that integrates technology and
innovation. She received Award in Excellence of Service in 2007 & 2017 from the University and several awards in research
innovation such as from Malaysian Technology Expo and Innovation Technology Expo. Appointed by the Ministry of Higher
Education, she contributes as a member of Council for Malaysia Institute of Higher Learning e-Learning Coordinators
(MEIPTA), Technical Committee for Malaysia Massive Open Online Course (MOOC), and many more. Before becoming as an
a Academician in 2006, Sazilah was leading the execution of several e-Learning projects for 13 years in MIMOS Berhad, a
Malaysia's premier Applied Research and Development Centre in Information and Communications Technology, Industrial
Electronics Technology and Nano-Semiconductor Technology.
MOHAMAD NAZUIR AHMAD TOEE
Executive Director, Ministry Transformation
Education Performance and Delivery Unit (PADU) Corporation Malaysia
He was the Senior General Manager for Human Capital & Administration in Padiberas Nasional Berhad (BERNAS) and
prior to that, he was also the Senior General Manager for Intellectual Capital Management in Sapura Secured Technologies.
He has held various positions during his 23 years tenure at Intel Technology and experience in both Engineering and
Human Resource. He has 30 years of collective experience managing strategic projects as a Product, Quality and
Reliability Engineer; managerial positions in Engineering, HR Relocation, HR Technical Training and HR Recruitment
departments; and in Senior General Manager positions. He enjoys collaborating with the universities and helping to
develop people within organizations and business groups. He has presented in several national HR Training Conferences
and University Symposiums. He has also presented a concept paper in the past International Federation of Training &
Development Organization (IFTDO) World Conference
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7. Media Partner :
Supporting Partner :
Malaysia Digital
Education Association
The VR/AR Association (VRARA)
Institutional Partner :
Malaysian Association
of Private Colleges
and Universities
Educational Partner :
Exhibitors :
PARTNERS PROFILES
Malaysia Digital Education Association
Malaysia Digital Education Association (MDEA) is a non-profit organization focusing on building an interactive and
creative society in various social media platforms. There are 5 strategic programs in enhancing skills towards nation
building, MDEA and its dedicated Exco Members from different profesional background believes that digital education is
now relevant to fill the gap of knowledge in Data Science, Fintech, Industry 4.0, Internet of Things (IoT) & Artificial
Intelligence (AI). The 5 strategic programs are 1) Study U On The Go, 2) Digital Media Specialist, 3)Training & Workshop,
4) 1Million Digital Campaign and 5)MDEA Edu Job Fair. The Malaysians must be ready to be a digital country in the future.
Therefore, our focus to support B40 community consist of in population by engaging them in such social media platforms.
We are open to any industry partners in collaborating to our 5 strategic programs either in sponsoring, contribution or
joint venture basis.
Malaysia Association of Private Colleges and Universities
Private higher education providers who had invested heavily saw a need to have an association to represent their
interests as well as to work with and assist the Government in the development and growth of the private higher
education sector as provided for under the Private Higher Educational Institutions Act and the National Accreditation
Board Act, which was passed in November 1996 by Parliament. Today, MAPCU stands as Malaysia’s most prestigious
grouping of Private Colleges and Universities, comprising of major and well-established private higher education
institutions, all of which are duly approved and licensed by the Ministry of Higher Education. All members offer post
secondary and / or tertiary level courses independently and / or in collaboration with established local and foreign
institutions of higher learning.
The VR/AR Association (VRARA)
The VR/AR Association is a global member community of the best minds in Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
with chapters in major cities across the globe. The VR/AR Association (VRARA) is an international organization
designed to foster collaboration between innovative companies and people in the VR and AR ecosystem that accelerates
growth, fosters research and education, helps develop industry standards, connects member organizations and
promotes the services of member companies.
EdTechReview
EdTechReview (ETR) is a premier media platform and community for everyone involved in education technology to
connect and collaborate both online and offline to discover, learn, utilize and share about the best ways technology
can help improve learning, teaching, and leading in the 21st century. EdTechReview spreads awareness on the
education technology sector by sharing the latest news, best resources, market insights & reports, research and
practices; and by facilitating niche events, training, professional development, and consultation for its growth.
EdTechReview.in has grown into a premier B2B media platform for educational stakeholders to find useful news,
information and resources on educational technology having a niche subscriber base of 80,000+ and an annual
readership of 2.5M+ globally from over 220 countries and territories across the globe.
Mindlogicx
Mindlogicx is not a mere technology company, but a technology empire obsessed with knowledge creation and
knowledge empowerment and practices technology. It’s all about knowledge and it’s all about innovation that drives
the knowledge empowerment in every touch point we come across. Mindlogicx has been built with bold ideas, with
unshakeable grit to take the ideas forward and with a fierce passion to manifest those ideas into end-to-end
solutions such that the users experience sheer joy through an integrated technology suite that is just a symphony of
life. Our technology offering is a fusion of mathematical precision and a classic poetry of creative software which
otherwise is the code for success of the entire humanity. Innovation is ingrained in the DNA of Mindlogicx as it is
being an R&D based technology company which has the best of both worlds - the ancient gems of wisdom gleaned
from the futuristic mindset of modern technology to rule the industry. Mindlogicx breaks the shackles that engulf the
boundaries of the mind and innovate. Mindlogicx innovates not just to leave a legacy behind but to create and
implement long lasting concepts impacting not only the markets and businesses but to awe the technological sphere
itself.
Fiber Home
FiberHome Technologies Group is a leading equipment vendor and solution provider in the field of information
technology and telecommunications. This high-tech enterprise is directly affiliated to the State-owned Assets
Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council. FiberHome Technologies is the largest enterprise
located in Wuhan Optics Valley of China. FiberHome Technologies was established in 1974. After continuous and
intensive development for over 40 years, our business has extended to R&D, manufacturing, marketing & sales,
engineering service, in four major industries: fiber-optic communications, data networking communications,
wireless communications and intelligentizing applications. Furthermore, FiberHome Technologies is a unique
supplier globally for end-to-end solutions from optoelectronic devices, optic preform, fiber & cable to optical
communication systems.
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Springer Nature
We are a global publisher dedicated to providing the best possible service to the whole research community. We help
authors to share their discoveries; enable researchers to find, access and understand the work of others and support
librarians and institutions with innovations in technology and data. We use our position and our influence to champion
the issues that matter to the research community - standing up for science; taking a leading role in open research and
being powerful advocates for the highest quality and ethical standards in research. Springer Nature advances
discovery by publishing robust and insightful research, supporting the development of new areas of knowledge,
making ideas and information accessible around the world, and leading the way on open access. Key to this is our
ability to provide the best possible service to the whole research community - helping authors to share their
discoveries; enabling researchers to find, access and understand the work of others; supporting librarians and
institutions with innovations in technology and data; providing quality publishing support to societies; taking the
lead on key issues that matter to funders and policy makers

8. DAY 1 7th August 2018 (Tuesday)
AGENDASMART UNIVERSITY SUMMIT
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09:00
09:20
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Organiser’s Opening Remarks
08:30 REGISTRATION & WELCOME COFFEE
09:10 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
Developing Policies, Initiatives and Blueprint for Businesses towards Digital
Education & Smart School
Choose the Challenge - Connect to the New Way of Teaching & Learning
COFFEE BREAK
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Traditional VS Modernization - how do you manage the transition?
What are the benefits for going digital?
Government's initiatives in pushing for the Digital Education and Smart
School - funds, collect dana and supports
Visualizing the potential impacts of new technology on the educational sector
Creating a flexible strategic framework to accommodate a range of possibilities
Identifying the most promising next steps and taking bold action
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11:50 PANEL DISCUSSION: Will Adaptive Learning Solutions Give the 21st Century Teacher a Digital Advantage?
How will this improve the learner’s experience?
What are the measurement metrics?
What opportunities do teachers need to improve learning experiences/outcomes because of this technology?
Does this improve visibility?
Does this reduce the administrative burden?
Can every learner make fair use/have opportunity to use this technology?
11:10 Leadership 4.0 for Education 4.0
Navigating the challenges of the 4.0 Revolution through adaptive leadership
Leading SMART institutional change and cultural transformation
Engaging strategic drivers through multilevel engaged leadership
Evolving the innovation ecosystem
Why and How to Transform a Traditional Campus into a Smart Campus
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Challenges faced by traditional campuses
What are the possible ways of developing a Smart Campus
Initiatives to support holistic e-learning, networking and governance
LEADERSHIP TRANSFORMATION FOR DIGITAL ADOPTION
SMART CAMPUS
12:30 "New Way of Teaching & Learning and Strategic Partnerships towards Employability
in the 4th Industrial Revolution Era"
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Visualizing the potential impacts of new technology on the educational sector
Measuring the importance of vocational education for career pathway
Teaching & learning methodologies adapted to the market need
The relationship between the institution and the industry sectors
The digital workforce of the future
Dr Ahmed Dabbagh
Chief Education & Technology
Officer (CETO), Emirates
College of Technology,
United Arab Emirates
Sumitra Nair
Vice President Talent
Development and Digital
Entrepreneurship, Malaysia
Digital Economy Corporation
(MDEC), Malaysia
Prof Christina Hong
President, Technological and
Higher Education Institute
of Hong Kong (THEI)
Prof Christina Hong
President, Technological and
Higher Education Institute of
Hong Kong (THEI)
Mohamad Nazuir Ahmad Toee
Executive Director, Ministry
Transformation Education
Performance and Delivery Unit
(PADU) Corporation, Malaysia
PANELLISTS:
Haji Zaidi Bin Yazid
Director of Education
Technology Division,
Ministry of Education
Malaysia
Dr Michael James Keppell
Pro Vice-Chancellor,
Learning and Teaching,
Taylor’s University, Malaysia
Prof Dr Sazilah Salam
Director of Centre for Instructional
Resources & Technology (PSTP),
Technical University of Malaysia
Malacca (UTeM)
Kahar Kamarudin
President,
Malaysia Digital
Education Association
(MDEA)
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9. SMART UNIVERSITY SUMMIT
AGENDA7th – 8th August 2018 • Intercontinental Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
DAY 1 7th August 2018 (Tuesday)
DAY 8th August 2018 (Wednesday)
08:30 REGISTRATION & WELCOME COFFEE
09:00 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks
10:30 COFFEE BREAK
Chairperson Closing Remarks
09:10
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Smart Libraries : What it means and what’s in it
Reimagining library and information services for smart users
Smart technologies spurring discovery, learning and research
09:50 Case Study: Digital Libraries Initiative in Malaysia
11:00 Future Libraries: Designed to Inspire
11:40
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Academic transforming traditional models of teaching and learning (Flipped & Virtual Classrooms)
Research: Improving collaboration for increased productivity and lower costs
Student life: Using collaboration to create social opportunities and a sense of community
PANEL DISCUSSION: Creating the 21st Century Campus Innovation in Higher Education through Collaborative Solutions
02:40 IoT and the Campus of Things
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04:00 COFFEE BREAK
How the potential benefits of the IoT to the academic community extend beyond
facilities management can improve students' experience.
04:30 Case Study: Prioritising technologies in a Smart Campus:
The International School of Kuala Lumpur is moving into a new state of the art,
purpose-built 350 Million RM Smart Campus that will be LEED Platinum Certified.
Dave will share his experience from design through construction chasing the promise
of a Smart Campus for an August 2018 opening
05:10
PROGRAMME FINISHES FOR DAY 105:20
Prof Dr Ir Vinesh Thiruchelvam
Dean of Faculty of Computing,
Engineering & Technology (FCET)
Asia Pacific, University Of
Technology & Innovation (APU),
Malaysia
03:20 The Design of Smart Learning Environments with Smart Education
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Focusing on creating Smart Learning environments
Providing smart pedagogical support and achieving desired learning outcomes
Understanding the characteristics of Smart Learning environments
The 3 conceptual frameworks of Smart Education, Smart Learner, Smart Pedagogy
and Smart Environments
SMART CAMPUS (Continue)
Julie S Sabaratnam
Director, Workforce Planning
and Digital Learning
and Founding Librarian,
Singapore University of
Technology and Design (SUTD)
Dato’ Nafisah Binti Ahmad
Director General
National Library of Malaysia
Dr Ahmed Dabbagh
Chief Education &
Technology Officer (CETO),
Emirates College of
Technology,
United Arab Emirates
Dave Neudorf
Director of Technology,
The International School
of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
(cont’d)
Assoc Prof Dr David Asirvatham
Executive Dean, Faculty of Build
Environment,Engineering,
Technology and Design,
Taylor's University, Malaysia
PANELLISTS:
Azhan Bin Abdullah
Director (Information Technology)
Education Performance and
Delivery Unit (PADU)
Corporation Malaysia
Dr Jessica A. Hale
Director of Learning and
Innovation, Apple Distinguished
Educator, Oasis International
School-Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Dr Lim Sok Mui, May
Director, Centre for Learning
Environment and Assessment
Development (CoLEAD),
Singapore Institute Of
Technology
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Keep Your Campus both Smart and Secure
How can we build a compelling story around using technology to protect the
safety and security of students everywhere on campus 24/7
Jason Moo
APAC Business Development
Director - Public Safety &
Smart Cities, Hitachi Consulting
Malaysia Sdn Bhd
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10. 12:20 LUNCH
03:10
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SMART UNIVERSITY SUMMIT
AGENDA7th – 8th August 2018 • Intercontinental Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
DAY 2 8th August 2018 (Wednesday)
04:00 Closing Ceremony
01:20
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A case study on the impacts & proven effectiveness or VR & AR
How VR & AR improve learning capabilities
Best practices and lessons learned
02:00
Presentation of School Management App MDEA Representative03:30
End of event05:00
Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality: The Future of Learning Experience?
Smart Education: DISRUPTIVE CLASSROOM TECHNOLOGIES
(cont’d)
Carlos Ochoa
Chapter President Madrid
& Chair Education Committee,
The VR/AR Association (VRARA),
Spain
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Smart classroom: blend of physical and digital infrastructure
How can faculty development on learning space take place? Without faculty
development, the best learning space remains a typical classroom.
How can smart classrooms and teaching practice be evaluated to enhance practice?
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Introduction speech by Bosco Training Institute
Appreciation speech by Mr Kahar Kamarudin, President Malaysia Digital Education Association (MDEA)
Official closing speech
Presentation of recognition and souvenirs
Photography session
Institution Wide Development of Smart Classroom Dr Lim Sok Mui, May
Director,Centre for Learning
Environment and Assessment
Development (CoLEAD),
Singapore Institute Of
Technology
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