Registration
Opening Ceremony & Group Photo-taking
Professor Ricky Kwok
Associate Vice President (Teaching and Learning), HKUDr. Will Ma
President, HKAECTDr. Alex Chan
Program Chair, SymposiumKeynote #1: A New Ecology for Education, Refocusing Educational Technology Beyond Content
To be confirmed...
Professor Brad Hokanson
AECT President / University of MinnesotaKeynote #2: New Media, Cultures of Sustainability, and Alternative Rationalities: A Culture-centered Approach
To be confirmed...
Professor Mohan Jyoti Dutta
National University of SingaporeCoffee Break
Presentation Session 1 (P1): Design & Deep Learning
P1-1 Incorporating Istation into Elementary School Classrooms to Improve Reading Comprehension
Tian Luo, Lea Lee and Cynthia Molina, Old Dominion University
P1-2 Digital Design: An Academic E-reader
Shuling Li, Peking University
P1-3 Revealing and Examining Instructional Design Thinking Process: An Implementation of Semi-Guided Design Journal
Yichun Hong, Arizona State University
P1-4 Design of Resources and Activities for Postgraduates’ Online Pre-Class Lexical Learning on English for Specifies
Shu-Hao Liu, Kai-Li Wang, Han Li and Xue-Ying Feng, Shenyang Normal University
P1-5 Seeking Approaches to Support Instructors' Online Instructional Design
Mingzhuo Liu, East China
Normal University
Presentation Session 2 (P2): Literacy & Flipped Learning for EFL
P2-1 An Analysis on the of Information Security Literacy for College Students in the Age of Big Data and Cloud Computing
Hsin-Tzu Chen, Chinese Culture University
P2-2 Multitasking with ICT among University Students: An Exploratory Study
Liping Deng, Hong Kong Baptist University
P2-3 Examining the Information Literacy Life Cycle among Macau University Students: Psychometric Evidence of the UNESCO-ILL
Cathy Ka Weng Hoi and Timothy Teo, University of Macau
P2-4 What is the Working Mechanism of Flipped EFL Learning? A Comparative Study on High versus Low Achievers' Experience with Flipped EFL Learning
Jiehui Hu, Zhongjie Wu and Jingnan Li, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
P2-5 Combining online learning with classroom activities—Report from a flipped EFL classroom
Jingnan Li and Ting Lyu, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Lunch Break
Presentation Session 3 (P3): Social Media
P3-1 Are Social Media Alternatives to Learning Management Systems when Teaching Online?
Ana-Paula Correia, The Ohio State University
P3-2 Innovative Physical Toolkit for Learning Computer Science (with Demo)
Vincent Man Kin Lau, The University of Hong Kong
P3-3 Viability of Using Twitter as a Discussion Tool
Tian Luo and Helen Crompton, Old Dominion University
P3-4 Sharing Data and Knowledge: Exploring Relationships and Difference among Day, Time, Gender, Place and Smartphone Use
Eiswein Tsz Kin Wong and Will Wai Kit Ma, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Workshops 1 (W1) & 2 (W2)
W1 AI for Media Communication Mr. C.-H. Chan & Dr. King-Wa Fu, The University of Hong Kong
W2 Flipping Minds with Flipped Classroom
Dr. Savio Wong, Education University of Hong Kong
Coffee Break
Presentation Session 4 (P4): Deep Learning
P4-1 Design for Learning
Feng-Qi Lai, Indiana State University
P4-2 Emotional Design and Prior Knowledge in Developing Problem Solving Skills
Ka-Ho Ng and Thomas K.F. Chiu, The University of Hong Kong
P4-3 Design and Assessment of Deep and Active Learning in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education
Juhong Christie Liu and Elizabeth Johnson, James Madison University & Professor Shelley Jaye, Dr. Ritu Kansal and Jin Joy Mao, Wilkes University
P4-4 Design for Deep Learning through Facilitating an Entrepreneurial Mindset: A Review from the Activity System Perspective
Juhong Christie Liu, Nick Swayne and Andrea Adams, James Madison University
P4-5 The Impact of Music Tempo and Pitch on Cognitive Task
Debbie Cockerham, Lin Lin and Michael Schellen University of North Texas & Zhengsi Chang, University of Texas in Dallas
Workshops 3 (W3) & 4 (W4)
W3 Submission Tips to Top Scholarly Journals
Dr. Xin Xu, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
W4 Big Data and Learning
Dr. Vincent Tam & Dr. Allan H.K. Yuen, The University of Hong Kong
HKAECT-AECT 2017 Symposium Reception
Registration
Keynote #3: Computational Thinking and STEM Education
To be confirmed...
Professor Kong Siu Cheung
Education University of Hong KongInvited Speaker #1: Trends and Issues in Instructional Design and Technology
To be confirmed...
Dr Robert Reiser
Florida State UniversityCoffee Break
Presentation Session 5 (P5): Learning Analytics
P5-1 Enhancing Self-Assessment Competency in Workforce Education Through Learning Analytics
Lin Zhong, Southern Illinois University
P5-2 Development of Quality Analytic Tools for Large-scale Online Teacher Training
Hanbing Yan and Chunyu Duan, East China Normal University
P5-3 Design of Dashboard Through Learning Analytics Facilitating Learners Discussion Activities in E-Learning Environments
Sung-Hee Jin, Inha University, Tae-Hyun Kim, POSCO Global R&D Center, & Mina Yoo, Seoul National University
P5-4 Current Situation and Development Trend: Bibliometric and Visualized Analysis of the Learning Analytics Research (2011-2016)
Peng Xu, Northeast Normal University & Yanhua Liu, Jilin University
P5-5 Learner Analysis: What, When & How
Meifeng Liu, Beijing Normal University
Presentation Session 6 (P6): Professional Development, Assessment, & ICT Use
P6-1 Identifying the Needs of Flexible and Technology Enhanced Learning in Vocational and Professional Education and Training’s (VPET) Workplaces
Ricky Yuk-Kwan Ng & Rechell Yee-Shun Lam, Vocational Training Council
Kwan-Keung Ng & Ivan Ka-Wai Lai, Caritas Institute of Higher Education
P6-2 Factors Affecting EFL Teachers in Chinese Universities to Teach with Technology: A Case Study
Fang Huang, Qingdao Agricultural University, Timothy Teo & Mingming Zhou, University of Macau
P6-3 ICT Use at Home of Hong Kong Students: Understanding New Arrival Children from Mainland China
Miaoting Cheng and Allan Yuen, The University of Hong Kong
P6-4 New Technologies and Old Professional Development: A Reflection on Emerging Approaches
Jin Mao, Wilkes University
P6-5 Empirical Study on Factors Affecting Technology Use Behavior: Based on the Mixed Methodology
Hyojin Kim and Jaesam Chung, Ewha Womans University
Lunch Break
Presentation Session 7 (P7): Learning Analytics & Gamification of Learning
P7-1 Implementing Digital Game Mechanics and Various Video Lecture Formats in a Flipped Research Method Course: What Postgraduate Learners Say?
Murphy Hin On Wong, Xietong Xie and Khe Foon Hew, The University of Hong Kong
P7-2 Adoption of Open Educational Resources in the Global South
José Dutra de Oliveira Neto, University of São Paulo & Victor Law and Sung Pil Kang, University of New Mexico
P7-3 Immersive Virtual Reality Applications of Physics Education: A Literature Review
Yang Liu and Victor Law, University of New Mexico
P7-4 The Effect of Educational Games on Students' Learning Achievement:a Meta-Analysis
Chunyu Duan and Hanbing Yan, East China Normal University
P7-5 A Mapping Study on Gamification in Open and Distance Learning
Murat Sumer, Uşak University & Cengiz Hakan Aydin, Anadolu University
Workshops 5 (W5) & 6 (W6)
W5 Demonstration of STEM Products
Dr. Rose C.W. Fong. Community College of City University
W6 Plan and Develop Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) Lessons
Dr. Ricky Ng, Vocational Training Council
Coffee Break
Presentation Session 8 (P8): MOOCs & Online Communities
P8-1 MOOCs in China: A Research Review, 2012-2016
Xiaoqin Li, Yanyue Chen and Yvonne Xiaojing Kong, University of Macau
P8-2 Theoretical Frameworks and Research Methods in the Study of MOOC/E-learning Behaviors: A Theoretical and Empirical Review
Zhaoxun Song and Mei Fung Cheung, School of Communication, Hang Seng Management College & Stephane Prud'Homme, University of Saint Joseph Macau
P8-3 Systematic Research on Impact on Higher Education by MOOCs in Mainland of China
Li Chen, Qinghua Zheng, Yiping Peng, Beijing Normal University
P8-4 Understanding the MOOCs Completion: Attributions and Challenges
Zhang Gangyao, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications
P8-5 Modelling the Network Dynamics of MOOC Offerings
Jingjing Zhang and Hanjie Zhang, Beijing Normal University
Workshop 7 (W7) & 8 (W8)
W7 International Big Data Projects and Cases
Mr. Eric W. K. Seeto, Lingnan University
W8 My Journal Submission Experience
Dr. Liping Deng, Hong Kong Baptist University & Dr. Jae PARK, Education University of Hong Kong
HKAECT-AECT 2017 Symposium Banquet (Tickets required; Purchase at Counter)
Registration
Panel Discussion: Present and Future of Educational Communication and Technology
To be confirmed...
Professor Lin Lin
University of North TexasDr. Li Chen
SICET/ Beijing Normal UniversityDr. Tommy Hsin-Tzu Chen
TAECT / Chinese Culture UniversityDr. Allan Yuen
HKAECT / The University of Hong KongCoffee Break
Presentation Session 9 (P9): Journalism & Communication
P9-1 Conflictual Journalistic Creativity: When Journalists Being Caught in Inconsistent Media Professionalism and Inconsistent Political Ideology
Wendy Wing Lam Chan, Hong Kong Baptist University
P9-2 A Study for Interaction Strategy for the Tutor in MOOC: Focusing on the Formation of Social Self Identity as Learners
Sumin Kang, Bomi Chun and Sanghoon Im, Hanyang University
P9-3 Business Journalism Education in the Internet Age: A Case Study
Zhaoxun Song, Jing Wu and Yingchun Chiu, Hang Seng Management College
P9-4 Confucian Philosophy's Influence on Learning x Communication in Chinese Education
Steven Watkins, University of Phoenix
P9-5 Internet Plagiarism at the Fingertips? Legal Warning to Professionals and Future Professionals
Kar-Wai Tong, City University of Hong Kong
Presentation Session 10 (P10): Professional Development, Assessment, & ICT Use
P10-1 Assessment of Student Learning Achievement in Regression Tasks
Ken Li, Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education
P10-2 Assessment-Orientated Instructional Design Using DREAM Approach
Juhong Christie Liu and Andrea Adams James Madison University & Wei Wang, Shenyang Normal University
P10-3 The Acceptance of Using Social Mobile Application for Learning in Hong Kong’s Higher Education
Kwan Keung Ng, Ching Hong Luk and Wai Ming Lam, Caritas Institute of Higher Education
P10-4 Internet Self: Efficacy, Computer usage and Competency Variables influencing University students’ Internet Use in Southern Nigeria
Emmanuel O. Adu, Olugbenga Ige and Kemi O. Adu, University of Fort Hare
P10-5 A Performance Evaluation and Development Route Research in Basic Education Informatization of the Western Ethnic Area information
Ling Zhang, Ningxia University
Lunch Break
Presentation Session 11 (P11): MOOCs & Online Communities
P11-1 Revitalizing Endangered Language through Online Learning Community
Chun-Min Wang, National Tsing Hua University
P11-2 How Do Communities of Practice Facilitate Educational Technology Adoption in Higher Education? A Case Study in Hong Kong
Tin Pui Yum and Allan H.K. Yuen, The University of Hong Kong
P11-3 Exploring Cultural Difference on Presentation Style of Newspaper Organization Facebook Page
Tsk Kin Eiswein Wong, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
P11-4 A Between-group Interaction Study of Collaborative Scripts in an Elementary Knowledge Build Community
Yibing Zhang, Nanjing Normal University & Wei Wang, Shenyang Normal University
Workshops 8 (W8) & 9 (W9)
W8 Quantitative Analysis for Research in Education and Communication
Dr. Wilfred W.F. Lau, Chinese University of Hong Kong & Dr. Chi-Keung Chan, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
W9 Research Ethics
Dr. Kar-wai Tong, City University of Hong Kong
Coffee Break
Presentation Session 12 (P12): Media Psychology
P12-1 Emoticons and Emotions: Exploring the Roles of Emoticons in Emotional Representativeness, Awareness and Management
Wing-Yan Lau and Chi-Keung Chan, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
P12-2 Facebook Use and Well-being in Chinese College Students
Raymond Chi-Fai Chui, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
P12-3 Exploring the Relationship among Peer Influence, Media Influence, Self-esteem, and Body Image Perception
Wing-Yi Tsang, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
P12-4 The Roles of Information Seeking and Information Evaluation for Decision Making Behaviors
Pui-Yi Chiu and Chi-Keung Chan, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
P12-5 The Effectiveness of Mind Map on Student Learning Outcomes: A Meta-Analysis of 10 years’ Mind Map Project
Yu Li and Hanbing Yan, East China Normal University
Vote of Thanks - Symposium closing
Notes to Speakers/ Presenters: Equipment request & Internet Access (wifi):
Presentations will be held in classrooms within the HKU campus. The normal classrooms are equipped with basic facilities including a computer, LCD projector and Internet Access. Please inform us of other equipment that you need and we will try to arrange if it is available. For Internet Access, please try using the “Wi-Fi.HK via HKU” within campus. A detail instruction is available from the ITS website.