80 Exhibitors 300 Delegates | 150 Speakers

POST EVENT REPORT

4TH ANNUAL

9 – 10 October 2018 Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa

3000 ATTENDEES | 80 EXHIBITORS 300 DELEGATES | 150 SPEAKERS

Title Sponsor: Endorsed by: Created by:

EduTech Africa EduTech_Africa

#edutechafrica

www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica EXECUTIVE THANK YOU TO SUMMARY OUR SPONSORS

SHOW NAME EduTECH Africa 2018 Title Sponsor

4th Annual EduTECH Africa. Africa’s ONLY & LARGEST EdTech event, ABOUT EduTECH Africa is the leading marketplace and ideas exchange for African Schools and Governments, hungry for innovative solutions.

Safaricom Gold Sponsor Aleuta Acer Pearson SPONSORS Macmillan Education Hands On Tech Bronze Sponsors LEGO Education Qberty Fortinet

Department of Basic Education FEDSAS Associate Sponsor Endorsed by NAPTOSA IN ASSOCIATION WITH SACE Adessa World Education Congress

DATES 9 – 10 October 2018 Robotics Zone Sponsors Coding Zone Sponsor

VENUE Sandton Convention Centre

5 000m2 SHOW SIZE Bag Sponsor SPONSORS AND 80+ Exhibitors EXHIBITORS

ATTENDEES 2 913 Attendees from 77 countries In association with

• Coding Experience Zone • Robotics Experience Zone • Virtual Reality Experience Zone NEW FOR 2017 • STEM Lab • ICT Government Panel discussion • 6 Tracks of Content “It was my first time at EduTech and I found it to be a most enjoyable and informative experience.” WEBSITE www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica Colin Hartley, Deputy Principal, Queen’s College Boys’ Primary School

2019 DATES 9 – 10 October 2019, Johannesburg, South Africa

– 2 – – 3 – “It was my first exhibition and I had the time of my life. I loved “Valuable networking and good exhibitors.” the engagement with the people who came to my stand.” Fiona Wood, Principal, Acacia Schools Chirstine, Founder, Rapid Learning Africa “Relevant, Progressive and Informative conferences and “Great networking opportunity.” exhibitions.” Martin Coetzer, Business Analyst, Magna Business Consulting Bonamelo Moloi, Account Manager : Education, Lasec Education

– 4 – – 5 – ATTENDEE 2 913 PRINCIPALS, TEACHERS, HOD’S, IT MANAGERS AND BREAKDOWN & STATS SOLUTION PROVIDERS ATTENDED FROM 77 COUNTRIES

ATTENDANCE BY REGION: AFRICAN COUNTRIES REPRESENTED: We are proud to have hosted 34 African countries.

3% EUROPE TUNISIA 7% 10% NORTH AMERICA 31% ASIA ALGERIA EGYPT MIDDLE EAST REST OF AFRICA 3% MAURITANIA

MALI SUDAN 38% ERITREA SOUTH AMERICA

SOUTHERN AFRICA

SOMALIA COTE NIGERIA SIERRA ETHIOPIA LEONE D’IVOIRE SOUTH GHANA SUDAN LIBERIA BENIN CAMEROON

UGANDA WHO ATTENDED KENYA GABON RWANDA DEMOCRATIC HO HO HO Education HO HO IT/ REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO Teachers Innovation Curriculum Resources Technology Computers

TANZANIA

ANGOLA MALAWI ZAMBIA MOZAMBIQUE

ZIMBABWE

NAMIBIA BOTSWANA

SWAZILAND

LESOTHO Head of Owners / Head of Head of IT Lecturers SOUTH departments Investors E-learning AFRICA – 7 – ATTENDANCE BY INDUSTRY “The networking opportunities available at EduTech are phenominal. The event also provides one the opportunity % % % % % to interact with many industry leaders that have specific 27 23 21 19 10 interest and/or focus on Education.” Enoch Mankune, ICT Project Manager, Sci-Bono Discovery Center

Private Public Tertiary Educational Education Solution Schools Schools institutions Authorities Providers

THE PLACE TO EMPOWER LEARNING THROUGH TECHNOLOGY

TOP REASONS VISITORS CAME TO THE SHOW

TO PURCHASE UPDATE ON SEEK RECOMMEND PRODUCTS OR TECHNOLOGY/ REPRESENTATION PURCHASED SERVICES PRODUCTS/SERVICES PRODUCTS

– 8 – – 9 – THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS

“I got an opportunity to meet and network with people in the EduTech space.” Sibusisiwe Mabaso, Publisher, Pypus Lithium Publishing

– 10 – – 11 – “I learned a great deal from the speakers and my interaction with exhibitors. Attending EduTECH is like finding presents you “I thoroughly enjoyed the variety of tracks, seminars and never expected under the Christmas tree.” plenary sessions.”

Alan Whitaker, CEO, Billion Child Foundation Anita Msimango, IT Educator, Treverton Prep School College

– 12 – – 13 – THE CONFERENCE

BY BRINGING TOGETHER THE THOUGHT LEADERS IN EDUCATION FROM ACROSS AFRICA AND THE WORLD, EDUTECH AFRICA INSPIRED THE AUDIENCE. EDUCATORS WERE CHALLENGED TO THINK DIFFERENTLY!

Running for the 4th year, the conference saw over 300 industry leaders from various African countries come together to exchange learning outcomes both inside and outside the classroom.

In 2018, the two day line-up featured incredible speakers from the education sector and government, hosted over 110 conference sessions, a pre-event workshop, onsite workshops and 20 roundtable discussions.

With 6 streams and 150 speakers each discussing gripping topics and overflowing ideas, the conference has inspired change in the African EdTech industry.

The conference played a key role as the annual meeting place for educators, principals and government departments from across Africa looking to implement the right tools to create engaging lessons for all learners.

Thousands of dollars have either been initiated, concluded or influenced at this show. And it continues to provide the meeting place for buyers, sellers and their partners to do the deals that drive Africa’s education sector.

The organizers, Terrapinn, design, produce and create conference agendas that are truly world class. Our formats are unique. Our keynotes are genuine disruptors, innovators and thought leaders. Our content and topics are relevant, well researched and at the cusp of global and regional trends. “Wide range of interesting speakers with fantastic ideas on tech integration. Creative and innovative conference for teachers to gather and share ideas.”

Sharlene Whitty, Head of Academics, Western Province Preparatory

– 14 – 2018 SPEAKERS

ALIYU JAMIU SAMEER RAWJEE ANDREW CROLE ANITA WYLIE ANN RISPIN ANNAH GUMBI HONOURABLE MR STUART WINDRAM BEYANCA STRUWIG BRONWYN BRUCE CARLA GREENLAND ALISTER PAYNE CLAUDE PROF CHRIS CORALEE VAN ANNA VOUTSAS DELIA KENCH PROF EL-MARIE DR GRAEME Head of Faculty, Dean, O School, South Deputy Principal, HOD Senior Phase, Advisory Director, Early Childhood MOHAMED ENVER CEO, JEFA Education, Head of Department: DESJARDINS MACLACHLAN Principal: Pre-school, CEO, Cloud Education TSHIMANIKA RODGERS SCHALKWYK ICAS – Assessment Head of Academic MOSTERT EDWARDS Noble Hall Leadership Africa Rivonia Primary School, Unity College, South British International Development SURTY South Africa Guidance & IT Teacher, EdTech Coach & Head of Information Cornwall Hill College, Solutions, South Africa Deputy Director, Department Chair and Regional Manager, and International Sales Innovation and IT, E-learning Project Prep Headmaster, St Academy for Girls, South Africa Africa School, Ethiopia Practioner, Little Good Deputy Minister, Buccleuch Primary Resource Centre Co- Technology, Hilton South Africa Northern Cape Professor, Department SPARK Schools, South Coordinator, Macmillan Benedict’s College, Manager, University of Davids Marist Inanda, Nigeria Hope Educare Centre, Department of Basic School, South Africa ordinator, St Stithians College, South Africa Department of of Mechanical Africa Education, South Africa South Africa Pretoria, South Africa South Africa South Africa Education, South Africa Girls’ Preparatory, Education, South Africa Engineering, TUFTS South Africa University, USA

DANAI MARAMBA DAYA CHETTY DORIAN LOVE DR ADRIENNE ANGI BUYS DR DEON OERSEN ALAN J WHITAKER DR JULIANA SELETI DR NEELAM DIRK GREEF DR MARIA TERESA FELICIA LOTTERING GAVIN GEORGE SONO GILLIAN GOUWS MARK LESTER ANTHONY EGBERS DR JOCELYN DR LENKA GULOVA DR MARIA Technology Coach, Principal, Laudium Teacher, Roedean WATSON Principal, Cleverdon Campus Headmaster CEO, The Billion Child Senior Lecturer, North PARMAR CES: e-Learning, CALDERON Principal, Alrapark ESTERHUIZEN Principal, Bokgoni EdTech Coach, St Director of Partnerships Director of IT, Dainfern LOGAN-FRIEND HOD: Department PROZESKY Windhoek International Secondary School, School, South Africa Deputy Head, St Preschool, South Africa for Community Foundation, South West University, South Director of E-Learning, Eastern Cape Dean of the Graduate Secondary School, Head of Junior and Technical Secondary Stithians Boy’s College, Development, College, South Africa Regional Manager, of Social Education, Senior Lecturer, Wits Schools, Namibia South Africa Stithians Girls’ Wellness and Africa Africa Ashford School, United Department of School of Education, South Africa Senior School, Nova School, South Africa South Africa FutureLearn, UK SPARK Schools, South Masaryk University, University, South Africa Preparatory, South Advancement, St Learning, United Education, South Africa Arellano University, Pioneer Ormonde, Africa Czech Republic Africa Benedict’s College, Kingdom Philippines South Africa South Africa

HANISH PATEL HELEN MILLS HUSSAINATU BLAKE IAN RUSSELL JACOB THOLO GAFIEZA ISMAIL CHARITY MBOFANA JEREMIAH KABELO MAKWELA KASUMBA GETRUDE MABEZA KERRYN SCHMIDT KIM WETZL KIRSTY KNIPE LEE-ANN LINDIWE VUDLA CORINNE HUMAN DR THAMI DR WARREN ENOCH MANKUNE Senior Manager: Deputy Head: Junior Vice President, Focal Board member, Chief Education Deputy Chief Education Head of Operations, MUBAIWA Acting Chief Director: HANNINGTON PLAY Project Manager, HOD: IT and Coding, CEO, ABC Primary: Head of IT STEYNBERG Deputy Chief Education Deputy Principal, Alma NKABINDE MOOLLAN ICT Projects Officer, ICT - Wits Health Preparatory School, St Point Global, USA IamtheCODE, South Specialist, North Specialist: eCulture, Simba Education, Regional IT Manager, ICT, Limpopo Director, Good Cotlands, South Africa St Peter’s Girls Prep, International, South & Media Studies, Head of ITC Academic Specialist, Department School, South Africa Deputy Chief Executive Director: Sci-Bono Discovery Sciences, University Davids Marist Inanda, Africa West Department of Western Cape Zimbabwe LEAP school, South Department of Shepherd Primary South Africa Africa Assumption Convent Integration, Parklands of Education, South Educaion Specialist Business Development, Centre, South Africa of the Witwatersrand, South Africa Education & Sport, Education Department, Africa Education Limpopo, School, Uganda School, South Africa College Senior Africa (E-learning), KwaZulu Pearson, South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa Preparatory, South Natal Department of Africa Education, South Africa

LIZL TANTON MAMPHO LANGA MATTHEW HAINS MAURICE DICKS MEGAN CAMPBELL- MICHELE BOTHA MICHELLE MIKE THOMS ANJU DE ALWIS NATALIE WHYTE NNEAMAKA ENECHI OLIVER DICK PAM MACMILLAN PATRICK LEES PERCY HUMAN PHIL HALL CYNTHIA FRANSLI BUCKLE FRANTIŠEK TRAPL GRAEME Director of Culture and Head, Future Nation HOD Computer Principal: Preparatory EDWARDS Assessment Specialist: HOFFMAN Head of Institution, Director, Ultimate High School Educator, Dean of Instruction, Blended Learning Lead, Edtech Coach, St Headmaster, St John’s Deputy Principal, Design and Technology LAWRENCE Chief Educational Lecturer, Masaryk HOLLOWAY Music, Blairgowrie Schools, South Africa Applications School, Cornwall Hill Deputy Principal and IT Primary Schools, IEB, Teacher, Beaulieu Boston Education Access, UK Radford High, South Nova Pioneer, South SPARK Schools, South Stithians Boy’s College, Preparatory, South Glenanda Primary Teacher, The Windsor Campus Director: Therapist, Gauteng University, Czech Executive Principal, Primary School, South Technology, ICT College, South Africa Intgerator, Cornwall Hill South Africa College, South Africa Group, South Africa Africa Africa Africa South Africa Africa School, South Africa Boys’ School, United Bedfordview, Pearson Department of Republic Hatfield Christian Africa Development Officer, College, South Africa Kingdom Institute of Higher Education, South Africa School, South Africa Saheti School, South Education, South Africa Africa

PROF DUAN VAN PROF JUDY PETER RABIA NURUDDIN RICKY STEENKAMP ROWAN THOMPSON RUI MORAIS STEVE TUDHOPE TESSA HUGHES PAUL HOBDEN THOMAS ADAMS TIAAN BRAND TINHIKO NKUNA, VIMALA ARIYAN WALTER MATLI WANGECI KANJAMA WARREN WARWICK BROWN HASSANATU BLAKE JASON FISHER JOHANN DER WESTHUIZEN Associate Deputy Principal, Project Manager: HOD: Maths, Science Deputy Principal, Director of Learning Deputy Head, Beaulieu COO, Digital Frontiers Head of IT, Western Teacher: Technology Deputy headmistress, Managing Director, ICT in Researcher and Head of Wholesale THOMPSON Head of Department, President, Focal Point Deputy Principal, ACKERMAN Professor: Learning Professor, Director: Bagale Primary School, eLearning, Natural and Technology, St Peters College Technology, St Peter’s Prep School, South Institute, South Africa Province Preparatory And Engineering St Mary’s Waverley, Southern African Lecturer, Vaal University & Roaming Dept, Operations Manager, Willowmoore High, Global, USA Randontein High Senior Educator, Unity technologies, University Internationalisation - South Africa Sciences and Embury Institutute for Sunninghill, South College, South Africa Africa School, South Africa Graphics and Design, South Africa Institute of Learning, of Technology, South Safaricom Limited, Sparrow College, South South Africa School, South Africa College, South Africa of Johannesburg, Academic Services, UJ, Technology, Macmillan Teacher Education, Africa Reddford School South Africa Africa Kenya Africa South Africa South Africa Education, South Africa South Africa

LOUIS PIENAAR LYNETH CRIGHTON MARLINIE MEGAN PETERSON MEGAN NATALIE GROSS NATALIE MEERHOLZ NICO LESHUPI OMASHANI NAIDOO PRAVIN MAHARAJ SAMUEL DARKO SHARLENE WHITTY SIVUYILE PORO TANIA VAN WYK DE ZAHEERAH POCHEE ZELDA FYNN KAREN WALSTRA KUVENDRI MOODLEY LINAH ANYANGO Educator, Parklands Head of IT Services, RAMSAMY CAT and IT Educator, RADEMEYER Principal Director, Junior School: Deputy Acting Director: Operations Manager, CEO, Wiscor Director of Student Head of Pupil Support Head of School VRIES iSchool Africa ICT Manager, Sci-Bono Owner, #EvolveSchool, Therapy HOD: Senior Speech ICT Integration College Senior Brescia School, South CEO, Franklin Covey De La Salle Holy Cross Programmes Manager, Montessori Education Headmistress, Information Technology SchoolNet SA, South Technologies, South Recruitment and & Curriculum, Western Operations, Streetlight Founder, Digital Facilitator, iSchool Discovery Center, South Africa therapist & Audiologist, Coach, Changamwe Preparatory, South Africa Education Practice, College, South Africa SchoolNet, South Africa Centre, South Africa Roedean School, South and Systems, Free Africa Africa Admissions, African Province Preparatory Schools, South Africa Geekaship, South Africa South Africa South Africa Gauteng Department of Secondary School, Africa South Africa Africa State Department of Leadership University, School, South Africa Africa Education: Ithembelihle LSEN Kenya Education, South Africa Mauritius School, South Africa

“The session were extremely informative. A wide range of issues were attended to-thus helping me keep abreast of times. and establishing reliable networks.” Sanele Thusi, Tshepisong primary – 16 – PRE-EVENT WORKSHOPS

HOSTED ON: MONDAY 8 OCTOBER 2018 LEARN TO CODE IN A DAY MAKERSPACES & VR Topics covered: Topics covered: • The great learning expansion • What’s next? Coding in the classroom • Distant learning through VR: How VR has • Why coding? The role of librarians as guardians helped paramedic students ‘VISUALISE’ skills of access and equity in this emerging • How to set up a school makerspace technology landscape • The biggest hurdle in introducing coding into school curriculums? • The future of coding HOSTED BY:

LOUIS PIENAAR DR STEVE TUDHOPE PROF. BARRY DWOLATZKY Educator Director of Learning Technology Director Parklands College Senior St Peter’s College Joburg Centre for Software Preparatory Engineering

– 18 – – 19 – STRONG BUYER ATTENDANCE

Al Fiqar International School School Dikwankwetla Primary School Hoerskool Noordheuwel Kyalami Schools Mpumalanga Department of Education Roedean School SA Temple University Abbotts College Boitumelong Secondary School Ditawana Primary School Hoërskool Randburg Laerskool Anton Van Wouw Mulbarton Remedial School Rosebank College The Education University of Hong Acacia Schools Bojanala Education District Dithabaneng Primary School Hoërskool Vorentoe Laerskool Bakenkop National School of Arts Royal Schools Kong Action Training Academy Bokgoni Technical Secondary School Donetsk National Medical University Hoërskool Zwartkop Laerskool Constantia Park Nelson Mandela University Sacred Heart College The Graduate Institution of South Africa ADvTECH Schools Division Boneha Primary School Dover Court International School Hoërskool Eldoraigne Laerskool Elarduspark New Forest High School SAHETI School The King’s School African Academy For Built Bophelong Community Independent East View Secondary School Holroyd High School Laerskool Elspark New Hope School Saint Edwards Senior Secondary Environment School The Mountain Cambridge School Eastern Cape Department of Horizon Educational Trust Star College Laerskool Helderkruin Ngwanamago primary school School African Union School Boston City Campus And Business Education The Ridge School Hurlyvale Primary School Laerskool Jan Celliers Nizamiye Primary And High School Saint John’s Preparatory School College Pty Limited AG Visser Primary School Edenglen High School Think Digital College I.R. Griffith Primary School Laerskool Louw Geldenhuys Nkangala TVET College Sandringham High School Boston Education Group Agakhan Mzizima School Edenvale High School Thomas More College IALE School of Advanced Learning Laerskool Monumentpark Noble Hall Leadership Academy for SANTS Private Higher Education Agnes Chidi Primary School Brackenhurst Primary School and Education Institution Thutolure Secondary Eduplex Independent School Laerskool Nelspruit Girls Agnes Irwin School Brakwa International School IIE Varsity College Saxonwold Primary School Tikhontele Secondary School Elite College of Excellence Laerskool Queenswood Noble Primary School Al Salam Private School Brescia Primary & High School Ikeleng Primary School Sedibeng Primary School Tlamatlama Primary School Elsen Academy Laerskool Wierdapark Norkem Park Primary School Alberview Primary Bridge International Academies Ikhwezi Primary Selborne Primary School Torah Academy School Emathafeni Primary School Laerskool Wonderboom North American International School Allanridge Secondary School Bright Beginnings Preschool Imperial International College Shemrock & Shemford Group of Towner Gardens School Embry-Riddle University Langerug School North West Christian School Alliance of Black Independent Schools British International School Impumelelo Junior Primary School Schools Tshwane University Of Technology Emelang Primary School Laudium Secondary School North West Department of Education Alpha Primary School Bryneven Primary School Inkwenkwezi Primary school Sikhanyisele Primary School TUFTS university Enkangala Primary School Leaders Christian Academy North West University Alrapark Primary School Buccleuch Primary School Integrity Academy Skills College For Development And Tyger Valley College Enkanyezini Primary School LEAP Science and Maths School Northcliff High School Burgher Right Primary School Training Pty Limited Alrapark Secondary School Enkolweni Primary School International Baptist College And Northside Primary School Tynwald School Lebone College Sojourner Doglass College Amogelang Secondary School Busy Bee Primary School Seminary UCT Graduate School of Business Ephes Mamkeli Secondary School Lereche Primary School Norwood School Calculus Private School & Hostel International Islamic University Somerset West Private School Anchor Comprehensive High School Esikhisini Primary School Nova Pioneer Schools Umthombo Primary School Malaysia Lethabo Primary School South West Gauteng TVET College Andrews Academy Canterbury preparatory School Unique Minds International College Esokwazi Secondary School Lethukuthula Secondary School Oak House International Preschool Cape Peninsula University of Isiseko Primary School Southdowns College Anesti School Ezibeleni School For The Disabled Unisa Graduate School of Business Technology Isiziba Primary School Lettie Fouche School Omega Schools Southern Africa Virtual School Leadership Arellano University Graduate School of Fairmont High school Carlswald House Preparatory School Itekeng Primary School Levites Theological Seminary and Orchards Primary School Education SPARK Schools United States International University Fairsand Primary School College Central University of Technology Ithuteng Secondary School Our Lady of Fatima Ashford School Sparrow FET College University Of Cape Town Fairways Primary School Libala Secondary School Cape Peninsula University of Itireleng special school Park Ridge Primary School Assumption Convent School Springboard Academy University Of Dar es Salaam Filadelfia School Lindisa Primary School Vanderbijlpark Technology Jacaranda College Atlholang Primary School St Alban’s College University of Fort Hare Centurion Academy Florida Islamic School Lompec Independent Primary and Parklands College Auburn House School Jali High School St Andrew’s Preschool Forest Town School Secondary School Parktown Boys University of Johannesburg Chamdor Driver Training Academy Japari School Auckland Park Academy of Excellence Lonehill Academy St Andrews School For Girls University of KwaZulu Natal Charterhouse School Fourways High School Pearson Institute of Higher Education Australian International School Jengrec Technical College Pty Limited St Augustine College Frances Vorwerg School Loreto Convent School Phakane High School University of London Chelsea Preparatory School Jeppe High School For Boys B.B Myataza Secondary School St Benedicts College Fredwin School Lusaka International Community Phori Memorial College University of Mpumalanga Chipa-Tabane Secondary School Jeppe High School For Girls Badirile Secondary School School St Davids Marist Inanda Future Nation Schools Pierre van Ryneveld Christian University of Namibia Chokoe Primary School Jurong Junior College Bafikile Primary School Luyolo Primary School Academy St Dominics Gayaza High School University of Pretoria Christian Progressive College Kabwe Secondary School Bafo Chiko Primary School Lyceum of the Philippines University Pongola Intermediate School St Marys School Waverley Germiston High University of Rwanda Clifton Preparatory School Kampala International University Bagale Primary School Mablomomg Intermediate School Pretoria Girls High Gibson Pillay Learning Academy St Matthews Primary University of The Free State Colliery Training College Katekani primary school Baikagetse Intermediate School Macmillan Teacher Campus Pretoria Primary School Girls & Boys Town St Paulus Primary school University of the Witswaterstrand Copperleaf College Keketso Primary School Bajabulile Primary Mafori Mphahlele Comprehensive Pretoria Technical College Glad-Mary Pre-school St Peter’s College University of Venda Cornwall Hill College Kempton panorama school School Banareng Primary School Primrose High School St Stithians Boy’s College University of Western Cape Cosmo City Secondary School Glenanda Primary School Kenya Private Schools Association Mankuroane Technical Secondary Baobab School Prince of Wales Senior Secondary Cottage Montessori Schools Glenhazel Primary School St Stithians Boys’ Preparatory School University Of Zululand Kenyatta University Maple Tree Private School School Barachel Christian Academy St Stithians Girls’ College Uplands College Covenant College Glenstantia Primary School Maragon Private Schools Barcelona Primary School Kgadime Matsepe Secondary School Princeton Centre of Learning St Stithians Girls’ Preparatory School Vaal University of Technology Crawford College Glenvista high school Maris Stella High School Barrage Primary Farm School Kgokare Secondary School Protea School St. Anne’s Secondary School Vaalpark Primary Curro Holdings (Pty) Ltd Good Shepherd Primary School Martin Primary School Batlhalerwa District Teacher Khatlamping Primary School Pula Madibogo Primary School Dainfern College Grace Trinity School St. Christopher’s School Varsity College Development Centre Kidspro Midrand Maru A Pula School Queens College Daliwonga Secondary School Grayston Preparatory St. Teresa’s Girls Secondary School Veritas College Baweze Primary School King Abdulaziz University Masakhane Tswelelopele Primary Queensburgh School Dalpark Private School Greyville Primary Schpp; School St. Teresa’s Mercy School Victory House Private School Beaulieu College King David High School Raddford House School Dansa International College Hangalakani Primary School Meerhofschool Steve Jobs Schools Vulamasango Primary School Beaulieu Prep School King Edward VII Preparatory School Randfontein High School Darma Persada University Hatfield Christian School Meridian Pinehurst Stock Market College Waterkloof House Preparatory Benoni Junior School King Saud University Reagile Primary School Daspoort Secondary School Heerengracht Primary School Micklefield School Sunward Park High School Western Cape Education Department Bethany Primary School Kingsmead College Redhill School De La Salle Holy Cross College Henley Business School Limited Mlokotwa-Dube Primary School Sutherland High School Western Province Preparatory Bhekimfundo Primary School Kingsway Secondary School Regenesys Business School Delta Park School HeronBridge College Mokgome Secondary School Swan Prep School Westridge High School Bindura University of Science Knights Preparatory Richfield Graduate Institute of Swan Primary School Education Delta Secondary School Windhoek Highbury Preparatory School Kuzimisela Primary School MOLETSANE SCHOOL Technology Willowmoore High School Biosphere Academy Department of Basic Education Hilton College Kwabhekilanga Secondary School Monash South Africa Riverside College Tamaho Primary School Windsor Boys’ School Blairgowrie Primary School Department of Education Limpopo Hoërskool Brandwag KwaManzini Primary School Montessori Academy and College Rivonia Primary School Tane Primary School Witteberg High Blomhof Girls High Deutche Int Schule Kapstadt Hoërskool Ermelo Kwazulu-Natal Department of Mountainview Secondary School Rock Of Springs Technnical College Teck Whye Primary School Wonderland Pre-Primary School Boephathutse Junior Secondary Deutshe Schule Pretoria Hoërskool Montana Education Mphegolle Secondary School Pty Limited Tembisa West Secondary School Zodiac Primary School “It was great to connect with so many people.” – 20 – Michelle Beer, Deputy Head Foundation– 21 – Phase / Grade 2, Highbury Prep School SEMINARS SPEAKERS INCLUDED:

WE PROVIDED 2 DAYS OF JAM-PACKED FREE CONTENT ON THE EXHIBITION FLOOR GIVING ATTENDEES THE CHOICE OF TWO TECHNICAL SEMINARS TO ATTEND.

THESE ‘HOW TO’ SESSIONS BROUGHT TOGETHER 48 EXPERT SPEAKERS FROM ACROSS THE EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY TO PROVIDE INSIGHT, SHOWCASE INNOVATION, SHARE BEST PRACTICE AND DISCUSS IDEAS TO ENABLE IMPLEMENTATION OF EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY THROUGHOUT AFRICA.

ATTENDEES GAINED INSIGHT ON:

• SEN technologies • How to get the most out of online-offline assessment tools • How can education institutions build competitive advantage? • Learning management systems: how to promote uptake • Gamification: Getting results at the same time • How to use learning analytics to personalize learning • How to develop competencies through performance tasks • How to turn your classroom into an innovation space • Connecting learning through video technology • How leverage online content to drive skills development • How to boost results with mobile learning apps • How online content can differentiate your offering as an institution • Getting started with Ed tech tools • Robotics in the class room • How to protect your data • Tools to personalize learning

“Very professionally and well organised.” Ace Pienaar, Director, Ace Infinity Solutions (Pty) Ltd

– 22 – – 23 – GOVERNMENT PANEL

The future of e-learning is dependent on suitable technology, investments and costs. These provincial ICT gurus spoke about the responsibility they have to ensure effective and efficient ICT throughout South Africa.

MFANELO NTSOBI JACOB THOLO DRIK GREEF NICO LESHUPI Chief Director: School Support, Gauteng Chief Education Specialist: E-Governance & CES: e-Learning, Eastern Cape Department of Acting Director: Information Technology and Department of Education Learning Services, North West Department of Education Systems, Free State Department of Education Education & Sport Development

KABELO MAKWELA CLAUDE TSHIMANIKA DR THAMI NKABINDE DR HINTSA MHLANE Acting Chief Director: ICT, Limpopo Department Director: Information Communication Deputy Chief Educaion Specialist (E-learning), Director, Kwazulu-Natal Department of of Education Limpopo Technology, Northern Cape Department of KwaZulu Natal Department of Education Education Education – 24 – – 25 – EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

EduTECH Africa played host to many visitor attractions, bringing to life the learning from the conference and seminars through a series of thought provoking installations and live interactive launches, showcases and interviews, located within the exhibition floor.

START UP ROBOTICS CODING LAB ICT VR STEM LAB ZONE EXPERIENCE ZONE EXPERIENCE ZONE PANEL EXPERIENCE ZONE EXPERIENCE ZONE

“It was really great to experience all the interactive opportunities at the exhibition and interact with edtech users.” John Reid, Product Specialist: Education, Lasec Education

– 26 – – 27 – ROBOTICS INTERACTIVE SPONSORED BY: EXPERIENCE ZONE NEW IN 2018

EduTECH Africa introduced interactive experience zones in 2018, this zone was aimed at developing teacher’s interest in exciting 21st century skills allowing them to see, feel, touch and interact with the latest technology.

Networking with other persons who use technology to enhance learning was a great way to share and receive some ideas Wayne Human, IT Administrator, Glenanda Primary School – 28 – – 29 – CODING INTERACTIVE SPONSORED BY: EXPERIENCE ZONE NEW IN 2018

“Networking and exploring new ideas is the best key.” Khathu Phadziri, Librarian, The IIE Rosebank College

– 30 – – 31 – VIRTUAL REALITY EXPERIENCE ZONE NEW IN 2018

This is a versatile platform using the power of Virtual Reality for education and training in the classroom and lecture rooms. It is a whole new concept within education technology that helps raise engagement and knowledge for students, keeping them motivated and encouraged to learn more.

“Very educative and very informative.” Memory Moyo, Principal, Learnmore Institute

– 32 – – 33 – STEM LAB EXPERIENCE ZONE NEW IN 2018

The STEM Lab Experience zone engaged teachers and students in a hands-on STEM experience, allowing them to touch, feel and transform with the latest technology.

“Finding resources under one roof at EduTech was great.” Makobe Langa, Educator, Langa Homeschooling

– 34 – – 35 – START-UP ZONE

With the explosion of new and innovative EdTech companies over the past 24 months, EduTECH Africa presented the biggest opportunity in Africa. At the Start-Up Zone visitors met groundbreaking technology start-ups in the African education industry.

“Networking with other persons who use technology to enhance learning was a great way to share and receive some ideas.” Wayne Human, IT Administrator, Glenanda Primary School

– 36 – – 37 – ONE-TO-ONE PARTNERING

This year we hosted over 300 guests from African schools, government and education institutions. With so many buyers at the event, we understand the importance of networking, which is why we didn’t leave anything to chance. We made sure everyone left the event having met all the prospects they needed to. Our networking activities included the following:

1-2-1 PARTNERING IN OUR MEETING HUB To ensure that our sponsors and exhibitors met with their key prospects at the event, we facilitated hundreds of pre-arranged meetings which took place in our dedicated networking lounge. With 7 tables of meeting space, the area was fully utilized across the 2 days, with additional onsite introductions organized by the networking team.

THE NETWORKING PLATFORM - JUJAMA VIPs, delegates, visitors, sponsors and exhibitors all have access to the networking platform allowing attendees to connect prior to the event to pre-arrange meetings.

SPONSORS HAD 1-ON-1 MEETINGS WITH BUYERS INCLUDING: • ICT Manager - Saheti School • Deputy Chief Education Specialist - Department • IT Coordinator - Queen’s College Boys Primary of Education School • Chief Education Specialist - North West Province: • E-Learning Specialist - KZN Dept Of Education Department of Education and Sport Development • Head of Maths, Science & Technology - Embury • Teacher: Technology and Engineering Graphics Institute for Teacher Education and Design - Reddford House • Director of Operations - Knowledge Network • Design and Technology Teacher - The Windsor Boys’ School • CES: eLearning - Eastern Cape Department of Education • Head of Academics-Schools Division - ADvTECH Schools Division • Project Manager - North West University • CEO – Billion Child foundation • IT Systems Manager - Nelson Mandela University • Dean - Arellano University

“Good quality connections formed.” Johann Kok, Founder, Seebox

“Exposure and one-on-one meeting opportunities were invaluable.” “Relevant stakeholder networking opportunities.” Eric Mc Kechnie, Thought Wave Lezelle Hendricks, Marketing, Digicomms (Pty) Ltd

– 38 – – 39 – MARKETING PERFORMANCE

EduTECH Africa delivered a powerful multi-channel marketing campaign that achieved impressive results. Investment in the right media, to reach the right audience ensures that EduTECH Africa stays front of mind with public schools, private schools, government and suppliers.

The marketing campaign utilized every channel possible and reached an audience of over 200 000:

• Adverts in over 29 industry publications

• Show website: over 100 000 impressions

• Online advertising with a reach of more than 150,000

• Widespread digital and social media campaigns with a global reach

• Event guide distributed to all visitors onsite

• Promotion and branding onsite

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Media Partners:

“It gives opportunity for great professional growth, share experience through networking and the latest trends in technology.” Jacob Tholo, Chief Education Specialist, North West Province: Department of Education and Sport Development

– 40 – – 41 – HOW WE SPREAD THE WORD

OFFLINE ONLINE

BROCHURE We distributed the brochure to our own education database, industry publications and through our THE BROCHURE partners, leading to over 866 people downloading the brochure in the lead up to the show With the exhibition elevated as Africa’s number one education conference and exhibition we used the brochure to invite buyers from across Africa and globally. The brochure was a great platform to show off all the exhibitors for EduTECH Africa and let our customers see why they needed to attend. SOCIAL MEDIA Before and during the show, Facebook was key in engaging our exhibitors, visitors and speakers into exchanging ideas and experiences surrounding EduTECH Africa. We reached over 1 111 807 Facebook users.

EMAILS FACEBOOK Over 150 emails to our own database and over 15 THE VISITOR TICKET emails via 3rd party databases. Free Expo Invitation Simple and effective, the fold-out mini brochure was another way to let people know who they would be meeting on the expo floor, as well as the event highlights that will be taking place by our 2018 sponsors. With a list of all sponsors and exhibitors, it was a quick and easy way to show that EduTECH Africa had more exhibitors than ever before.

9 – 10 October 2018 Over 6 000 people received the visitor ticket. Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa AFRICA’S largest TWITTER EDTECH EXHIBITION and conference

3000 ATTENDEES 80 EXHIBITORS 500 DELEGATES 150 SPEAKERS REGISTER FOR FREE

Title Sponsor: Endorsed by: Opening times: Tuesday, 9 October: 10am - 5pm Wednesday, 10 October: 10am - 5pm

www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica

– 42 – – 43 – SPONSOR & EXHIBITOR MARKETING

AT THE END OF THE DAY, THE SHOW IS ALL ABOUT HELPING EVERYONE MEET THE RIGHT CONTACTS TO DO BUSINESS. We can tell the world how great EduTECH Africa is, but it’s much more convincing coming from the sponsors and exhibitors who invest their time and money in being present at the show. That’s why our exhibitors who promote their involvement in the show so heavily ultimately have the busiest stands. EduTECH Africa created unique marketing packs for each sponsors and exhibitor. How did our exhibitors promote themselves? • Personalised html invites • Banners • Email signatures • Advertising in magazines • Press releases for distribution in the media pack and externally through partners • Copies of the brochure and visitor ticket

– 44 – – 45 – EDUTECH AFRICA IN THE NEWS

– 46 – – 47 – “Great visitor profile. Our stand was busy through out the show with quality visitors.” Khanyi Mamba, Marketing Communications Manager, Cambridge Assessment International Education” Valuable networking and some good exhibitors.” “The EduTECH Africa event was well organised and jam- Fiona Wood, Principal, Acacia Schools packed with a great agenda and the perfect mix of delegates!” The networking opportunities available at EduTech are Katie Wilter, Head of Sourcing & Marketing, WeThinkCode_” phenominal. The event also provides one the opportunity to “Event was well prepared in terms of the layouts, very interact with many industry leaders that have specific interest informative and attendance was great.” and/or focus on Education.” Jerome Van der Merwe, Manager, STEM Conference and Career Expo” Enoch Mankune, ICT Project Manager, Sci-Bono Discovery Center

– 48 – – 49 – GET INVOLVED!

EXHIBIT | SPONSOR | SPEAK

If you’d like to become an exhibitor, sponsor or speaker at EduTECH Africa, call Telishia Govind on +27 11 516 4049 or email [email protected]

9 – 10 OCTOBER 2019