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Brochure – Worlddidac Asia 2021 ONLINE MATCH & MEET Date & Activity hours: FACT SHEET GROW your network and meet up with your target groups in MATCH & MEET #3 education sector via online Match & Meet activity –The Gateway Thu. May 27 to the education market in Southeast Asia. 09:00 am – 06:00 pm (BANGKOK UTC+7) Education at the Age MATCH & MEET #4 of Disruption Thu. October 21 09:00 am – 06:00 pm (BANGKOK UTC+7) BENEFITS: • Grow your educational network in DATE: 20-22 October 2021 (Wed to Fri) EXHIBIT PROFILE: VOCATIONAL : Southeast Asia to increase Training systems and equipment for technical vocation new contacts VENUE: Bhiraj Hall, Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition • Power transmission • Automation technology • Civil engineering • Cost and Time effective Centre (BITEC) and architecture • Electronics • Electricity and electrical engineering • Boost brand visibility through our online social media and website SHOW DESCRIPTION: • Automotive engineering • Materials and process engineering • • Safe and Fast apply Mechatronics • Measurement and control technology • Metal engineer- • 5-10 scheduled meetingsguaranteed Worlddidac Asia 2021 is the leading Asian event for educational ing • Pneumatics, hydraulics engineering • Robotics • CAD / CAM tools • • Post event promotion- company resources that offers new international business opportunities. There products to be displayed on our Vocational training systems will be a variety of new products and technologies from global manu- website until 31 December 2021 facturers, some showcasing in Asia for the first time. Come and expand EXHIBIT PROFILE: STEM & EARLY CHILDHOOD : your business network, be seen and get your-self updated on the latest Educational systems, equipment and models for Adopting trends and happenings at the various conferences, activities and social Mathematics and Science events taking place together. • Demonstration and experiment apparatus • Laboratory and analysis Best Practices equipment • Laboratory accessories • Microscopes • Math, Scientific EXHIBIT PROFILE: DIGITAL : models and microscopic specimens • Natural science equipment and ICT devices, equipment, presentation technology and models infrastructure • Cloud hosting services • Computers • Computer peripherals • Educational toys & games Leading Change in The New Normal Hand-held devices • Network and wireless technology • Print- • Instructional games and toys • Teaching and learning games • Lan- ers and scanners • Projectors, visualizers and interactive white- guage lab materials boards • Telecommunications • Video conferencing • Voting and Growing Businesses in Education. systems / data-capture devices • tripod, media storage unit • AV Printed and published products teaching system • Schoolbook and workbook • Books for children and adolescents eLearning software and content EXHIBIT PROFILE: OTHERS • Content and tools for teaching and learning, classroom software, School supplies and consumables e-learning software Interactive learning system, curriculum software, • School furniture • Recreation area equipment • Musical instrument, development software. Multimedia/ Visual graphics. • Distance/ open rhythmic instrument • Drawing equipment • Building blocks, experi- learning solutions • Game-based learning • Online lesson content and mental and construction materials • Classification and storage systems resources • Online libraries / archives • Online testing tools • Professional • Adhesive display board development and training for teachers • Social networking and web • Covid Protective Products/equipment for school Digital books solution / e-Books • 3D printing • Learning management VISITOR PROFILE: systems / Virtual learning environments • Student and parent commu- • Teachers, lecturers and the directors of schools, universities and nication systems • Course authoring tools / Learning content manage- educational institutes ment systems (LCMS) • Assessment and student tracking • Distributors and Importers • Government agencies From 10 ASEAN countries The New Norm of E- Workshop Teaching and Learning 1 slot of Facebook Live Workshop brochure with technical support Promotion via online (Maximum 2 hours) social media tools @ wdda Live For further information, Facebook/worlddidacasiapage or add friend @ please contact our team at Cinlada +66-87-416-4152 exhibit@ @worlddidacasia worlddidacasia.com facebook.com/ # worlddidacasiapage WORLD CLASS 12 20-22 OCTOBER 2021 Join our Community : Concurrent Events: Bhiraj Hall EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES Bangkok International Trade Asia ASIA INTERNATIONAL EXPO AND CONFERENCE & Exhibition Centre ducator (BITEC) E Co-organized by: นิทรรศการสื่อการสอนใหม่ Club และการประชุมวิชาการนานาชาติ PROFESSIONAL EDUCATOR WHO VISITED WORLDDIDAC ASIA PARTIALLY INCLUDED: INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL • ADVENTIST INTERNATIONAL MISSION • BRITISH COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL • INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SCHOOL • NAKORNPAYAP INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL • SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL SCHOOL • BROMSGROVE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL • KIDDYKARE INTERNATIONAL KINDERGARTEN • NIST INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL CHIANGMAI - 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