3-4 October 2017 Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa EMPOWERING LEARNING THROUGH TECHNOLOGY AFRICA’S LARGEST EDTECH EVENT FOR EDUCATORS, EDUCATIONAL INFLUENCERS AND GOVERNMENT Title Sponsor: Endorsed by: Created by: www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica – 2 – – 3 – OUR STORY Think about this: Bill Gates has poured billions of dollars into what he calls the “future of learning” - and Mark Zuckerberg just announced a new $50M ed-tech investment. Both with a big push towards personalised learning. The Digital Education show took the first step in realising Africa’s vision of building world-class education and training systems and methodologies by modernising education and improving the standard of performance for educational institutions. With the success of EduTECH in Australia which attracts over 8000 attendees, Terrapinn South Africa is looking at ways in which we can change the way students learn, study, and succeed in the classroom of the future. That is why we are bringing EduTECH to Africa! The event will take place in Johannesburg, South Africa in October 2017. With 1000’s of visitors in attendance at our 2015 and 2016 events, EduTECH Africa is the symbol of just how much potential Africa holds for technology, innovation and implementation in the classroom. EduTECH Africa is where all aspects of education are brought together to deliver greater learning outcomes for learners in all environments. Get involved in the 2017 story, contact Katherine McEwan on +2711 516 4043 or email [email protected] EDUCATION IN AFRICA BOTSWANA GHANA KENYA MAURITIUS NAMIBIA NIGERIA SOUTH AFRICA ZIMBABWE COUNTRY POPULATION 2.262 MILLION 27.409 MILLION 46.05 MILLION 1.262 MILLION 2.458 MILLION 182.2 MILLION 54.9 MILLION 15.602 MILLION AFRIKAANS, ENGLISH, NDEBELE, MAIN ENGLISH, NORTHERN SOTHO, ENGLISH, AKAN, ENGLISH ENGLISH, SWAHILI ENGLISH, FRENCH ENGLISH ENGLISH SOUTHERN SOTHO, LANGUAGE TSWANA SWATI, TSONGA, NDEBELE, SHONA TSWANA, VENDA, XHOSA, ZULU N/A – FREE N/A – FREE COMPULSORY EDUCATION 10 9 YEARS EDUCATION 8 11 YEARS 9 YEARS 9 YEARS 9 YEARS 7 YEARS EDUCATION YEARS YEARS EDUCATION EXPENDITURE APPROX 8.5% APPROX 4.98% APPROX 9% APPROX 13.5% APPROX 8.37% APPROX 3.1% APPROX 6% APPROX 2% AS % OF GDP *Stats subject to change Interested in breaking into the African education sector? Contact Katherine McEwan on +27 11 516 4043 or e-mail [email protected]. – 6 – – 7 – EVENT AT A GLANCE SENIOR-LEVEL EDUCATION CONFERENCE EXHIBITION Providing an opportunity to gain first-hand knowledge and in-depth insights, the If the conference is where the best of the learning happens, the exhibition is where conference will feature over 150 education visionaries and EdTech experts within the best of the testing, networking and product interaction takes place. Over 3000 three streams of unique content. attendees will be asking questions, looking for suppliers and networking. It’s where you will be able to meet face-to-face with current or prospective clients. ENGAGING WORKSHOPS NETWORKING Explore key EdTech topics that are conducted by education gurus in a fun, relaxed and practical environment 120 With the aid of the Jublia platform and our dedicated Networking Manager - ample opportunities are created exhibitors 3000 for you to network with the key buyers in the education attendees industry. Set up meetings and connect with them in an environment designed for effective networking. SEMINARS Participate in these free and informal sessions designed to allow teachers, lecturers and EdTech coaches to share the how to’s of integrating technology into a classroom 150 COCKTAIL EVENING environment. speakers Mingle, relax and have fun at EduTECH Africa’s trendy cocktail evening at the end of day one. Get to know your customers in a relaxed environment and continue the conversations you had at the conference and exhibition, to build the relationship, therefore strengthening the sales lead. EVENT HIGHLIGHTS The event highlights presents an opportunity to do a demonstration, prize giveaway, announcement or any visual representation that will highlight a new and exciting offering to the education industry. www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica GET INVOLVED – Contact Katherine McEwan at +27 11 516 4043 – 8 – – 9 – Attracting THE over CONFERENCE By bringing together the thought leaders in education from across Africa and the world, EduTECH Africa will inspire the audience. Educators will be challenged to think differently. By introducing three streams and 150 speakers with gripping topics and overflowing ideas, the conference will inspire change in the African EdTech industry. Be seen as a thought leader by strategically positioning your company on the conference agenda. THEMES School • Network management • Cyber security • Disruptive technologies • Optimising education technology • Business intelligence & analytics policy makers, • IT outsourcing • Technology to improve teaching and learning • Neuroscience & mindfulness • Learning spaces educational • Gamification Higher Education • Wi-Fi & network management influencers, • Managing BYOD • Cyber security access & authentication • Disruptive technologies • Data management • International competitiveness educators and • Funding regulation • Student attraction & retention • 21st century learning technology • Remote learning/e-learning Speakers are carefully and meticulously selected. If you are interested in speaking, please contact providers. [email protected] – 11 – 2016 CONFERENCE SPEAKERS Philemon Dr Drik Greef Craig Blewett Dr Neelam Parmar Kotsokoane CES: e-learning, Christina Watson Senior Lecturer & Director of e-learning, Keshma Patel Former Director: Department of CEO, Via Afrika Author, University of Ashford School, Teacher, Mikclefield ICT in Education, Education KZN United Learning South Africa Department of South Africa Eastern Cape South Africa UK Education Province North West Province Bronwyn Desjardins Alan Amory Anne Burger Anthony Peters Abdullah Sujee Co-ordinator: EdTech Jordan Casey Senior Programme Principal, Google and iPad Principal, Roshnee Coach & Resource CEO, Wrehouse Specialist: Learning Brackenhurst Primary Trainer, Parklands Islamic School Centre, St Stithians Technologies, SAIDE School College Ireland South Africa Girls’ Prep South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa Cheryl Foxcroft Dr Kenneth Orimma Maurice de Hond Executive Dean: Daya Chetty Gillian Gouws Director of Virtual Dr Lieb Liebenberg Founder, Steve Jobs Teaching & Learning, Principal, Laudium EdTech Coach, St Science Laboratory, CEO, ITSI Holdings School Nelson Mandela Secondary School Stithians Boys’ Prep Sojourner-Douglas South Africa Netherlands Metropolitan University South Africa South Africa College South Africa Bahamas Karen Walstra Dr Renee Nathanson Fred Boltman Sharanjeet Shan Erika Wiese Graeme Edwards Education Programme Lecturer: Education Chairperson, Alliance CEO, Maths Centre Innovation Manager, Principal, St Davids Manager - Sub Faculty, University of of Black Independent Incorporating Sciences The Innovation Edge Marist Inanda Saharan Africa, Stellenbosch Schools South Africa South Africa Google South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa Lindsay Wesner Lebogang Montjane Margaret Tracy Mark Hayter Keith Maree Kobus van Wyk EdTech Innovation Executive Director, Technology Integrator, Headmaster, Grayston CEO, Southern African CEO, ADESSA Leader, Parklands ISASA Hillcrest High School Preparatory Virtual School South Africa College South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa Moira de Roche Ms Thembekile Megan Rademeyer Micheal Goodman Mrs Hawa Patel Oliver Dick Learning Specialist, Ndlovu Programmes Manager, Group Content HOD IT/ICT, Roshnee Blended Learning, University of President, South SchoolNet Manager, Via Afrika Islamic School SPARK Schools Johannesburg African Principal’s South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa South Africa Association Phuti Ragophala Ronelle Klinck Paul McAvoy Riaan Van der Bergh Ronald Ddungu Peter Gent Principal, Pula Ed Tech Coach, Headmaster, Education Technology Deputy Principal, Head of ICT, NECT Madibogo Primary Thandulwazi Teacher Northwood Boys High Manager, FEDSAS Gayaza High School South Africa School Development South Africa South Africa Uganda South Africa South Africa To speak alongside the EdTech thought leaders in 2017, call Katherine on +27 11 516 4043 or e-mail [email protected] to secure your slot. CONFERENCE EDUCATION IS AGENDA OVERVIEW ESSENTIAL TO ALL 2 OCTOBER 2017: PRE EVENT WORKSHOP CHILDREN AND WORKSHOP 1 TECHNOLOGY- 3 OCTOBER 2017: MAIN CONFERENCE Stream 1 Stream 2 Stream 3 ADVANCED Rethinking the role of the teacher Digital strategic master plan Preparing for the future economy EDUCATION CAN Disruptive tech Cyber security Student attracting and retention ACTIVELY PROMOTE Ed tech on the horizon Access & Authentication Digital communities INCLUSION. 4 OCTOBER 2017: MAIN CONFERENCE Stream 1 Stream 2 Stream 3 Prioritising STEM Business intelligence and analytics Digital campuses Neuroscience Management and support Learning spaces Wifi and infrastructure Leading the digital school Harnessing mobility management Be seen as a thought leader in the EdTech industry, call Katherine on +27 11 516 4043 or email [email protected] to discuss the sponsorship packages available. – 14 – – 15 – BUYERS WHO ATTENDED Action Training Academy Barcelona Primary School Ditawana Primary School Keketso Primary School Nizamiye Primary And High School ADvTECH Schools Division Barrage