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21CLHK9 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 9th Annual 21st Century Learning Conference 10 - 11 March 2017 | Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre CONFERENCE OVERVIEW The 9th Annual 21st Century Learning Conference took place on 10 & 11 March ATTENDEES 2017 at the Hong Kong Convention & 716 Exhibition Centre. Over 700 educators came together to learn, share and discuss current & emerging topics in education with thought leaders, technology & learning experts, and their peers. 35 COUNTRIES Presenters delivered over 100 sessions focussing on a range of diverse educational topics including: Data in Education STEAM WORKSHOPS MakerEd 117 Student Voice Special Needs Chinese Theme Digitally Powered Classrooms Leadership & Coaching 176 SCHOOLS The 21CLHK Conference provides timely, relevant and authentic professional development thus stimulating professional debate for educators at all levels in the system from frontline to leadership and policy development roles. 6 KEYNOTES The 21CLHK Conference aims to facilitate the development of a community of learners, across the Asian region and beyond, who share a passion for exploring how best to engage students in deep SPONSORS & learning through the use of innovative 20 PARTNERS teaching practices. AND SPONSORS PARTNERS PLATINUM SPONSOR STRATEGIC PARTNERS GOLD SPONSORS SILVER SPONSORS EXHIBITOR SPONSORS PARTNERS IN LEARNING 21CLI TEAM We’re an organization designed for the 21st century, here to make learning relevant, powerful and authentic to students. GRAEME DEUCHARS JUSTIN HARDMAN Founder & Director Founder & Director MICHAEL BOLL PAUL MCMAHON Director for Professional Director Development & Learning DANA WATTS AVINASH DADLANI Director of Innovation Marketing & Events Manager LENDL MACAPINLAC BUTCH BALSOMO Administrative Web and Design Specialist Coordinator AT FACES # 21CLHK CONFERENCE TWEETS #21CLHK9 Daniel Budd Ross Parker @danielbbudd @rossdotparker Had a great time presenting/attending at @21cli Hats off to all the gang at @21cli for the best in Hong Kong! Thanks to the team for support #21CLHK conference yet. Every talk was and organisation! #stem #21CLHK inspiring and the vibe was great. See you at 21CLHK10 Kimberly Mecham Texthelp for Edu @kimberlymecham @texthelp So impressed by the presenters and content Huge thank you to everyone involved @21CLI at #21CLHK. Wish I lived closer so I could for a great few days. Already looking forward attend more @21cli conferences! to the 10th annual conference next year! Nigel Coutts Matt Harris, Ed.D. @ncoutts @MattHarrisEdD Thanks #21CLHK for an inspiring learning Thanks #21CLHK! Great conference and even opportunity and for building a community of better people. Been a wonderful time. professionals enthused by their passion for #untilnexttime #edtech #globaled education pic.twitter.com/qvgVMU8DdW CONFERENCE DEMOGRAPHICS 21CLHK provides something for everyone and attracts teachers, school leaders, and educational advisers from Kindergarten through to High School. This year we were also delighted to welcome a number of educators from local Hong Kong schools as well as participants from the University sector. LIST OF PRESENTERS & PRESENTING SCHOOLS James Abela Marie Alcock Robert Appino Marlon Arenas Garden International Learning Systems Saigon South Stamford American International School Associates International School School Hong Kong Abena Bailey Robert Bauer Natalie Beals Steven Borthwick Saigon South American International Saigon South St Mel's Catholic Primary International School School of Guangzhou International School School Campsie Tim Bray Daniel Budd Imelda Caleon Tim Carrell Cheongna Dalton Corpus Christi National Institute of King George V School College Education School Chris Carter Nicki Chaffey Krystle Chan Jade Chen Concordia Narranga Public Hong Kong Baptist University International International School School Affiliated School Wong Kam Fai Montessori School Shanghai Secondary & Primary School Katherine Chiu Elizabeth Cho Chyi Chung Anthony Copeland American Gyeonggi Suwon Northwestern Renaissance College International School International School University Amy Coupal Nigel Coutts Mark Crowell Paul Crowhurst Curriculum Services Redlands Saigon South Cockle Bay School Canada International School Therese deChamplain-Good Christiaan Dodemont Claire Dunn Tony Dura Edmonton Regional American GL Education United World College of Learning Consortium International School South East Asia (Dover) Huo Erchun Nicola Foote Brad Garner Chinese Nexus International Indiana Wesleyan International School School University Montserrat Gomendio Dennis Grice Gregory Hall Matt Harris OECD Concordia International RMIT University, British School School Shanghai Vietnam Jakarta Molly Hennekam Peter Hennigar Sophie Hidden Mandy Hollingshead University of Shekou International Beijing Dulwich The ISF Academy Adelaide School International School Marisa Hoskins Joanna Huang Ben Jacobs Soo Hyoung Joo Delia School of Canadian International Infobase Dogok Middle Canada School of Hong Kong School Steve Katz Matthew Kelsey Craig Kemp David Kinane International School Nansha College Stamford American Dakinane Limited of Kuala Lumpur Preparatory Academy School Eunhye Ko Lian Pin Koh Barbara Landsberg Graeme Lazell Ewha Womens University of Texthelp Nexus International University High School Adelaide School Benjamin Leung Viola Li May Li Alexander Lyvers American Canadian International Renaissance College American International School School of Hong Kong International School Cecil Mack Emily MacLean Adrianna Mahoney Rolly Maiquez International School Chatsworth Delia School of Chadwick of Dongguan International School Canada International School Sylvia Martinez Andrew McCarthy Mark McElroy Sean McHugh Invent to Learn UWCSEA - Dover Shekou International United World Campus School College of South East Asia Paul McMahon Paul Mears Kimberly Mecham Devangana Mishra 21st Century Learning Firbank Grammar St Thomas School The Harbour School International School Brittany Morgan David Navis Davey Neill Rob Newberry Shekou International American International Shanghai American Chatsworth School School of Guangzhou School International School David Niermeier Greg O'Connor Ross Parker Fanny Passeport Renaissance College Texthelp International College Mercedes-Benz Hong Kong International School Rab Paterson Shu-Wei Peng Ashley Perkins Patrick Phillips Toyo University - UCLA Chinese Ormiston College International School Extension Center for International School Manila Global Education Sarah Phoenix Richard Poth Resham Premchand Jason Prohaska Nexus International Korea International Japanese Renaissance College School Malaysia School International School Michael Quemby Coby Reynolds Julian Ridden Wesley Roes American The ISF Academy Instructure Delia School of International School Canada Marc Rowlinson Matthew Savage Eric Schoonard Jordan Shapiro Northcross International Saigon South Temple University Intermeidate School Community School International School Andrew Sharpe Yan Shen Anita Sherwin-Hamer LeAnn Stanhope Garden International Kingston CSC American School International School International School Chris Stanley Kari Stubbs PhD Ben Summerton Jennifer Tan Dulwich College BrainPOP Singapore American National Institute of Beijing School Education Lili Tang Rowena Taylor Mark Treadwell Lanny Tsou Creative Secondary Ormiston College The Paradigm Shift Creative Secondary School School Cris Turple Mel Varga Jamie Wahab James Leonard Wellings Canadian The International St Christopher's Catholic Garden International International School School of Macao Primary School School Andrew Wheeler Robb Willett Jamie Willett Jared Wilson Shen Wai Dubai American Dubai American Nexus International International School Academy Academy School Louisa Yen Channon Zhangazha Lini Zheng Renaissance College BridgeU Kingston International School DETAILED DEMOGRAPHICS Full list of schools & organisations represented Australia Hong Kong Arthur Phillip High School American International School Corpus Christi College American School Hong Kong Firbank Grammar School Baker and Bloom Education Center International Grammar School Beacon Hill School Narranga Public School Blueinno Technology Limited Ormiston College Canadian International School of Hong Kong Redlands Carmel School St Christopher's Catholic Primary School Chinese International School St Felix Primary School (Bankstown) Christian Alliance International School St John's Primary School Cocoon St Mel's Catholic Primary School Campsie Creative Secondary School Sydney Catholic Schools Delia School of Canada University of Adelaide Discovery Bay International School Belgium Discovery College Vrije Universiteit Brussel Education Bureau, HKSAR English Schools Foundation Canada French International School Curriculum Services Canada Generations Christian Education Edmonton Regional Learning Consortium German Swiss International School HKBUAS Wong Kam Fai Secondary and Primary School China (Primary Section) American International School of Guangzhou Hong Kong Academy Beijing City International School Hong Kong Baptist University Affiliated School Wong Kam Fai Beijing Dulwich International School Secondary & Primary School Beijing International Bilingual Academy Hong Kong Education Bureau Canadian International School of Guangzhou Hong Kong Education City Clifford School Hong Kong Education City Limited Concordia International School Shanghai Hong Kong International School Daystar Academy ICHK Dulwich College Beijing International Christian School Dulwich College
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