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Mr. H.C. Chan welcomed participants and initiated day two of the SWIFT Forum.
In-house Sharing by School No. 19, Kazan, Tatarstan
Best Practices around the World (PDF)
In-house Sharing by Hwa Chong Institution, Singapore
Enhancing Learning: Aligning Info-Comm Technologies with Pedagogies (PDF)
Q & A: The degree of IT engagement in lessons at senior level compared to junior level, taking into consideration the constraints of preparing for written external exams was tackled. Schools admitted that there was a tendency towards fewer IT driven lessons in senior forms.
In-house Sharing by Mission Heights Junior College, Auckland, New Zealand
How can Technology Support a Robust Inquiry into Teaching Effectiveness? (PDF, video)
In-house Sharing by St Edmund's College, NSW, Australia and Waverley College, NSW, Australia
A Whole School Model for Contemporary Learning (PDF)
Q & A: The issue of parental anxiety towards novel methods as employed by Mission Heights was raised. In response, teachers from the school demonstrated their principles, and stressed the need for effective communication between all stakeholders.
Afternoon visit to Shun Tak Fraternal Association Yung Yau College to see best innovation practices by students who garnered many awards in science competitions over the years.
DGS Headmistress Mrs. Stella Lau welcomed participants and the SWIFT Forum was declared officially open.
Keynote Speech by Professor Nancy Law, Faculty of Education, HKU (PDF)
Keynote Speech by Professor Wong Po Choi, Director of IT, Hang Seng Management College (PDF)
In-house Sharing by Diocesan Girls' School
Mobile Learning: from Planning to Implementation (PDF)
In-house Sharing by Nanyang Girls' High School
A Day in the Life of a Nanyang Teacher and Student (PDF, video)
Q & A: methods of showcasing students' work submitted online with parents were broached.