Dr Lim Yang Teck Kenneth and his students present at a conference and a symposium

Dr Lim Yang Teck Kenneth, Senior Education Research Scientist at the Centre for Research in Pedagogy and Practice (CRPP) at the Office of Education Research (OER), and his students shared their work on how they incorporated Generative AI in to a coding tool for students during the 12th NTU Annual Learning and Teaching Conference: From Good to Great (G2G), which took place from 1 - 2 October 2024. Dr Lim's team shared on the topic of “Students' appropriation of AI-augmented tool from TVET to NTU contexts”, where he was represented by one of his students, Toh Jing Qiang, and one of his Project Officers, Ahmed Hazyl Hilmy, as Dr Lim was overseas for another conference.

Dr Lim attended the 14^th Annual mEducation Alliance Symposium which was held from 1 – 3 October 2024 in Washington DC. He shared two projects initiated by his students, where the first project was on the use of the Internet of Things in investigating the local microclimate in a school campus, and the second project on the affordances of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Mathematics education.

The mEducation Alliance was formed by U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in 2010. It is an international collaborative effort between bilateral and multilateral donors, NGOs, foundations, private sector partners, and academic researchers. The collective agenda of the alliance is to: highlight and catalyze promising information and communications technology for education (ICT4E) practices and initiatives, particularly in low-resource and developing country context; to reduce duplicative efforts; to promote collective knowledge-sharing, and to identify and support efforts to evaluate and scale promising ICT4E interventions.