Search
Close this search box.

Faculty of Education  invited  as guest of honor  at  International Seminar on Education Big Data-Driven Education Reform in China

JOHOR BAHRU, 19 November  2017 – Faculty of  Education,UTM was invited to attend International Seminar on Education Big Data-Driven Education Reform held at Qufu Normal University China on 10-13 November 2017.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Sukri Saud giving a momento to the Deputy Director of Big Data Institute, Qufu Normal University.

During the visit, both institutions took the opportunity to discuss activities which can foster and enhance  academic and research collaborations such as staff and students exchange.

Qufu Normal  University is a public university located in the city of Qufu, which is the ancient home of Confucius, and in Shandong province, China.

UTM delegation consisted of Associate Professor Dr Muhammad Sukri Saud, Deputy Dean of Research, Innovation, Commercialization and Networking, Associate Prof Dr Yusri Kamin, Director of External Relation of China-ASEAN TVET Development Mutual Aid and Associate Prof Dr Noraffandy Yahaya who was invited as a  keynote speaker of the seminar.

Assoc. Prof. Dr Noraffandy delivering a keynote.

Associate Professor Dr Noraffandy Yahaya  delivered a keynote speech entitled ‘Big Data in Education: Current and Future Trends’.

This seminar was also attended by participants from New Zealand, Netherlands, Taiwan, Malaysia and China.

The theme of the seminar was “Big Data-Driven Education Reform” and topics covered during the seminar were education decision-making and governance, education quality monitoring and evaluation, teaching mode improvement, teachers’ professional development, students’ learning and progress, international and comparative education and theories and technologies of big data in education and the discussion on how Big Data would help  educators to improve education delivery.

This seminar offered a platform for  Faculty of Education, UTM to strengthen its internatioanal colloboration with other higher learning institutions in Asia.

 

 

Explore More