Ana Hol | Associate Dean International, School of Computer, Data and Mathematical Sciences Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University

EDUtech Asia 2025 Conference Day 2 @ 12:00

Panel: Combating over-reliance on AI and developing new strategies for assessments

• Ensuring that AI tools enhance but do not replace human judgment in assessments
• Diversifying assessment methods that go beyond AI-driven solutions
• Evaluating students on their ability to apply knowledge in innovative and practical ways

Ana Hol, Associate Dean International, School of Computer, Data and Mathematical Sciences Western Sydney University, Western Sydney University

Moderator: Lynn Fong, Director, Centre for Learning & Teaching Excellence, Ngee Ann Polytechnic

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Lynn Fong / Panel: Combating over-reliance on AI and developing new strategies for assessments

Lynn Fong, Director, Centre for Learning & Teaching Excellence,
Ngee Ann Polytechnic

Lynn is a progressive educator with over 20 years of experience in teaching, training, and educational leadership. She currently serves as Director of the Centre for Learning & Teaching Excellence (CLTE) at Ngee Ann Polytechnic (NP), where she provides strategic leadership in educational...

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Pagon Gatchalee, Lecturer, Chiang Mai University

Veena Jadhav, Director, Academic Affairs and Professor (Leadership), S P Jain school of global management

Julia Chen, Director of Educational Development, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

EDUtech Asia 2025 Conference Day 2 @ 13:55

HE RT 08: ⁠How can higher education prepare students for a global workforce shaped by AI and digital transformation?

This session is ideal for attendees from Higher Education education institutions. Participate in engaging discussions with your peers from around Asia!