This panel of school leaders share the strategies they have developed to protect vulnerable students from online dangers, like bullying and grooming, and the importance of shoring up cybersecurity defences in a time of increased digital learning.

Moderator – Alvin Miclatt, Academic Software Development Head, Bina Bangsa School
Panellists – Ting Jian Lee, Head of School, Jakarta Nanyang School; Caroline Widjanarko, Principal, Tzu Chi Secondary School; Muhammad Irzal, Primary Principal, Mutiara Harapan Islamic School Bintaro; Hanlie Muliani, Founder, Sahabat Orangtua & Anak (SOA) and Co-Founder School of Child (SOC)

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Adobe provides creative and engaging experiences that equip students for a dynamic world, aiming to enhance student engagement and the joy of learning in the classroom. Discover how you can infuse creativity and self-expression into the curriculum, empower students to share their unique stories and ensure accessibility to creativity for all students.

Speaker – Titu Minhas, Head of Education SEA, Adobe

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This panel shares how they evaluate different learning needs amongst their students, what sort of inclusive policies and strategies they have employed and the type of tech tools that have enabled a more widespread reach of teaching and learning.

Moderator – Michael Singh, Head Of School, SIS Kelapa Gading
Panellists – Totok Amin Soefijanto, Researcher in Education; Alvina Gunardi, Management/Curriculum Team, Saint John’s Catholic School; Susanti Kowinto, Director of International Schools, IPEKA International Christian School

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Achieving a shared vision involves fostering a positive school environment using digitalisation to boost student success and teacher retention, while also remaining current through digital tools and agile practices.

Speakers – Yenny Dwi Maria, Principal, Sekolah Indonesia Singapura; Tuong Truong (QT), Director of South East Asia, ClassIn

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Generative AI in K-12 education raises ethical concerns like bias and privacy. It also offers opportunities like innovative teacher training and resource allocation. To illuminate the potential of generative AI, real-world examples abound, ranging from captivating classroom demonstrations to insightful case studies, offering a glimpse into its transformative impact. 

Speaker – Masruri Nursad, Principal, SMP Islam Al-Azhar Kelapa Gading

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Hear how Indonesia’s University of Education is preparing its students, future educators, to enter knowledge academies that are digitally-driven. Rector, Solehuddin Muhammad, highlights key shifts in higher education delivery, institutional challenges, and policy issues that need addressing.

Speaker – Solehuddin Muhammad, Rector, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (Indonesia University of Education)

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Hear how these two schools are keeping teachers motivated and engaged in CPD. Understand how partnerships can help support this community of learning and unlock opportunities from a wide range of sources.

Speakers – Tim Maitland, Head of School, The New Zealand School; Alexandre Trespach Nenes, Principal, Sinarmas World Academy

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Where do we go from here? How are schools in Indonesia continuing their digital journey as we return to physical classrooms? This panel of school leaders discuss their future plans, strategic investments they are making to use technology as effectively as possible and what sort of lesson delivery is in the works.

Moderator – Tatiana Aline Mohler, Public Relations Officer, Merlion School
Panellists – Laksmi Mayesti Wijanyanti, Principal, Sekolah Murid Merdeka; Ana Araneta Balboa, Head of School, The Intercultural School of Bogor; Anjar Donny Prasetyo, Primary Principal, Jakarta Nanyang School

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It’s not enough to just know how to use the tools, it is also when and where they are embedded. Our panel discusses what areas of their curriculum they have picked out to integrate digital tools and the context driving that decision, that could include staff competencies or accessibility.

Moderator – Hary Elias, Academic Director, Temasek Independent School
Panellists – Ahmad Putera, Teacher/Facilitator of Program Sekolah Penggerak, Sinarmas World Academy; Nidhi Khanija, Elementary School Principal, Mentari Intercultural School MIS Jakarta – Elementary Campus; Ferly Fauzia Arlini, Principal Mutiara Harapan Islamic School; John Bishop, Management Advisor, Surabaya Intercultural School

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Each faculty member’s digital literacy level differs with age and experience as factors. Our panellists share their experience from on-the-ground teaching to planning for staff the positive impact digital CPD can have on students and faculty, the different forms CPD can take from podcasts to open courses online.

Moderator – Rajes Khana, Rector, UTA’45 Jakarta
Panellists – William Sandy, Academic Director, Sekolah Kristen Immanuel; Gintoro FX, Education Services Director, BINUS University; Toong Tjiek Liauw, Director of Excellence in Learning and Teaching Center, Petra Christian University

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You might already be using AI in your classrooms but just not knowing it’s AI. Jason and Hugo chat about the various forms of AI already in practice, the ability to personalise learning experiences with a responsive system and the importance of using tech as a continuous feedback mechanism where it doesn’t just end with the student or the application.

Speakers – Jason Graham, Digital Literacy Coach, Jakarta Intercultural School; Hugo Indratno, Educational Technology Integrationist, Mentari Intercultural School Jakarta

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Needs remain the same but the hierarchy has changed…

How can schools of today shift perspectives and create a whole-school culture that is prioritises wellbeing and mental health? Our school leaders share wellbeing needs of not just their students but their staff and what sort of policies, activities they are putting in place to provide more support.

Moderator – Rutidiana Anggodo, International Curriculum Coordinator
Panellists – Usha Ramachandran, Head of School, Bunda Mulia School (SPK); Josephine Tan, Executive Principal, Sekolah Bina Persada; Karl Osia, Sekolah Lentera Indonesia

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What knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values will today’s graduates need to thrive in the workforce, and how should higher education institutions inculcate them? Our panel of learning designers, academic leaders and open education providers share their role in adapting curriculums to meet workforce demands.

Moderator – Hendi Pratama, Vice Rektor, Universitas Negeri Semarang
Panellists – Anddy Steven, Ed. Tech. & Design Manager, Monash University; Eklavya Bhave, Head of Sales, Asia, Coursera; Ivan Butar, Chair of Educaion, Monash University; Handri Santoso, Associate Professor in Information Technology, Pradita University

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What kind of needs do your student have? What are their learning preferences? Gain a better understanding of your students with data and understand how you can accommodate differing learning habits with differentiated instruction all informed by learning analytics and data.

Moderator – Leo Willyanto Santoso, Lecturer and Researcher, Petra Christian University
Panellists – Fidelis Chosa Kastuhandani, Universitas Santana Dharma; Andry Alamsyah, Associate Professor, School of Economic and Business, Telkom University

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It’s not just about modernising legacy IT systems. Digital transformation looks different at every institution, hear how these university leaders are envisioning their digital future. Go beyond with innovation and collaboration.

Moderator – Richardus Eko Indrajit, Chancellor, Pradita University
Panellists – Paulina Pannen, Chairperson, Cyber Education Institute; I Made Andi Arsana, Head Office of International Affairs, Universitas Gadjah Mada; Ace Suryadi, Professor, Head, PGRI Center Education Policy, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia

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What do grades and attendance tell you about how well a student is learning and what teaching gaps there are? Develop a better understanding of students and generate actionable teacher feedback with the right learning analytics.

Speakers – Ryan Krause, Head of School, Singapore Intercultural School; Alvin Soliman Miclat, Head MIS/IT, Bina Bangsa School

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From digital literacy and adaptable curriculums to resourcing and devices. Our panel members share how they are working through challenges and barriers to greater tech adoption in their institutions, in order to make digital transformation effective and successful.

Moderator – Shirley Puspitawati, Director of Operations, Kipina Kids Indonesia
Panellists – Totok Amin Soefijanto, Senior Policy Advisor, Jakarta Provincial Government – Governor’s Delivery Unit; Michael Singh, Head of School, SIS Kelapa Gading; Eric Budiyono, Principal, Temasek Independent School; Francis Teo, Education Business Leader, Lenovo Central Asia Pacific

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When students are empowered to create, they become more engaged, more intentional and more successful learners who are better able to grasp concepts in curriculum material and be better prepared for the future.

Creativity. A top-cited 21^st century skill in multiple studies. Not just for problem-solving but also for critical thinking. Understand how you can encourage and develop creativity no matter the subject.

Speaker – Tim Kitchen, Senior Education Specialist, Adobe

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