Tag: AICET
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Copilot, Not Autopilot: Navigating the AI Frontier in the Public Service
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On 30 July 2026, AICET Director Prof. Ben Leong spoke at a fireside chat at the Civil Service College during the Singapore Public Service Learning Festival 2026—themed One Public Service: Innovating for the Future: Harnessing AI and Innovation for Tomorrow’s Solutions. Beyond the Hype: The Reality of AI Adoption Addressing…
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AICET Welcomes Korean Educators for AI in Education Exchange
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On 30 July 2026, AICET welcomed a delegation of elementary school teachers from South Korea, representing Dongin Elementary School, Dalseong Elementary School, Hwangguem Elementary School, and Suchang Elementary School. The visit was led by Prof. Soo Yuen Jien, AICET’s Deputy Director (Pedagogy), and Jonathan Chen, AICET’s Deputy Director (Engineering). Reimagining…
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AICET Showcases ScholAIstic at UM-NUS Joint Academic Symposium
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On 29 July 2026, AICET’s ScholAIstic platform was featured at the UM-NUS Joint Academic Symposium, as part of a research and project exhibition highlighting AI and educational technology work from both universities. Held at Capella Singapore, Sentosa — the symposium brought together scholars, researchers, and institutional leaders from National University…
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Pedagogy Over Pixels: Why Teachers Matter More Than Ever in the Age of AI
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On 28 July 2026, AICET Director Prof. Ben Leong delivered a talk to educators at the E3 Cluster EdTech Network Learning Community (NLC) event, held at Dunman Secondary School. Prof. Ben shared a wide-ranging, personally-crafted take on how schools should think about AI’s impact on learning, the future of work,…
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Bridging STEM Education: Shanghai Educators Visit AICET
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On 27 July 2026, AICET welcomed a delegation of 26 educators and programme staff from Shanghai, China, comprising STEM teachers from schools across the city alongside programme assistants and experts from Shanghai Normal University, East China Normal University, and UNESCO TEC. The delegation brought together teachers spanning a wide range…
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Empowering the Next Generation: AICET Director Shares AI Vision with ITE Senior Leaders
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On 23 July 2026, AICET Director Prof. Ben Leong conducted a workshop for senior management and academic leaders at the Institute of Technical Education (ITE), held at ITE Headquarters in Ang Mo Kio. Centered on the theme “Deploying AI to Prepare Our Students for an AI-Driven Future,” this workshop builds…
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KouShi: AICET’s AI Chinese Oral Exam Platform Featured in Lianhe Zaobao
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On 16 July 2026, AICET’s newest AI platform – KouShi – was featured in a Lianhe Zaobao article spotlighting how the tool is helping students prepare for PSLE Chinese Oral Examinations. Co-developed with Chinese language teachers, KouShi is currently being trialed by teachers from around 30 schools, and can respond…
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Recoding Education: Shifting Pedagogical Paradigms in the Age of AI
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On 10 July 2026, Prof. Ben Leong, Director of AICET, conducted a sharing session for teachers at Peicai Secondary School on the impact of recent advances in AI on education. He argued that improving education with AI is not primarily a technology problem — it is a pedagogy problem, and…
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Exploring AI-Driven Pedagogy: AICET Hosts Korean Delegation
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On 2 July 2026, AICET welcomed a delegation of 34 participants from Jeonbuk National University and Wonkwang University, Korea, comprising Professors and Master’s students from both institutions. The session was also attended by local guests David Hoe (Member of Parliament); Ivan Gn (Education Government Engagement Lead, Apple) and Geck Ng…
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AICET Learning Journey: Educators as Designers of AI-Powered Learning Experiences
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On 1 July 2026, AICET welcomed educators from schools and institutes of higher learning for another Learning Journey, bringing together practitioners who are actively designing and implementing AI to solve authentic teaching and learning challenges. This year’s theme, “Educators as Designers: Creating AI-Powered Learning Experiences”, reflected a growing shift in education. Rather than…