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EVENT PREVIEW
9 – 10 October 2018
Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa
OPENING TIMES
Tuesday, 9 October: 10am – 5pm
Wednesday, 10 October: 10am – 5pm
3000 ATTENDEES 80 EXHIBITORS 500 DELEGATES 150 SPEAKERS
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Contents
WELCOME TO EDUTECH AFRICA – AFRICA’S MOST IMPORTANT EXHIBITION
AND CONFERENCE FOR SCHOOLS, TERTIARY EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS,
EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPLIERS, END-USERS, GOVERNMENT AND Conference highlights���������������� 6
THE EDTECH INDUSTRY.
Seminar highlights��������������������14
Building on years experience bringing these communities together, we’re delighted to share our
2018 show preview with you.
Visitor attraction highlights����� 24
We’ve got a jam-packed show for you this year. Our conference is bigger than ever, with over 150 speakers sharing
their insights across 6 premium conference tracks.
Exhibition highlights���������������� 36
Our keynote line-up of experts come from FutureLean, TUFTS University, Safaricom Limited, Arellano University,
Ashford School United Learning, IamtheCODE and the O School.
Product directory��������������������� 42
But that’s not all! This year’s exhibition sees over 80+ exhibitors showcasing their products and solutions from
Digital Learning Platforms, ICT solutions, M-Learning Platforms, Content Management, Tablets and devices,
Classroom equipment, Assessment and Communication Platforms, Security and Access Control, Finance and Floorplan���������������������������������� 46
Administration tools, Special Needs education solutions and everything in between.
We’ve got more than 37 new exhibitors joining the floor this year, making sure you’re kept up-to-date with the Networking������������������������������ 48
latest innovations. Here’s just a handful of the exciting features of this year’s exhibition:
• 50+ sessions in our Seminar theatres. Hear from the EdTech industry trailblazers about the latest products and Sponsors���������������������������������� 54
solutions that can help future-proof your education institution.
• The Start-Up Pavilion, where you’ll be able to source products and solutions from a number of local companies
who are breaking into the EdTech industry. Exhibitors��������������������������������� 55
• 8 Provincial decision makers, all ready to tell you how they go about buying education technology.
• Interactive experience zones, new for 2018, allow buyers to touch, see, feel, interact and use the exhibitors
products. Come experience a social, practical and emotional learning experience to emulate in your classroom.
No matter how big or small your challenge, we’ve got you covered at EduTECH Africa. With 80+ exhibitors,
150+ speakers and 3,000+ attendees, there’s no better place to explore the future of EdTech in Africa.
I hope that this preview will help you to plan your visit in advance and make sure that EduTECH Africa is the most
productive business and networking opportunity of the year for you.
I look forward to meeting you onsite.
Kind regards,
Gina Bester
Managing Director
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Influential EdTech Leaders WE ARE THRILLED TO ANNOUNCE SOME OF OUR KEY LEADERS WHO WILL BE SPEAKING AT EDUTECH AFRICA
MARK LESTER WANGECI KANJAMA CHRIS RODGERS DR. MARIA CALDERON
Director of Partnership Development, Head of Wholesale & Roaming Dept, Department Chair & Professor, TUFTS Dean of the Graduate School of Education,
FutureLearn Safaricom Limited University Arellano University
DR. NEELAM PARMAR IAN RUSSELL SAMEER RAWJEE HONOURABLE MR ENVER SURTY
Director of E-Learning, Ashford School Board member, IamtheCODE Dean. O School Deputy Minister, Department of Basic
Education
PAGE 8 PAGE 9The biggest names in the industry
ALIYU JAMIU SAMEER RAWJEE ANDREW CROLE ANITA WYLIE ANN RISPIN ANNAH GUMBI HONOURABLE MR BERNARDT VAN DER BEYANCA STRUWIG BRONWYN BRUCE MACLACHLAN CARLA GREENLAND ALISTER PAYNE CLAUDE TSHIMANIKA PROF CHRIS RODGERS CORALEE VAN
Head of Faculty, Dean, O School, South Deputy Principal, HOD Senior Phase, Unity Advisory Director, British Early Childhood MOHAMED ENVER LINDE Head of Department: DESJARDINS Head of Information Principal: Pre-school, CEO, Cloud Education Deputy Director, Department Chair and SCHALKWYK
Noble Hall Leadership Africa Rivonia Primary School, College, South Africa International School, Development SURTY Chief Financial Officer, Guidance & IT Teacher, EdTech Coach & Technology, Hilton Cornwall Hill College, Solutions, South Africa Northern Cape Professor, Department Regional Manager,
Academy for Girls, South Africa Ethiopia Practioner, Little Good Deputy Minister, Curro, South Africa Buccleuch Primary Resource Centre Co- College, South Africa South Africa Department of of Mechanical SPARK Schools, South
Nigeria Hope Educare Centre, Department of Basic School, South Africa ordinator, St Stithians Education, South Africa Engineering, TUFTS Africa
South Africa Education, South Africa Girls’ Preparatory, South University, USA
Africa
DANAI MARAMBA DAYA CHETTY DORIAN LOVE DR ADRIENNE DR HINTSA MHLANE DR DEON OERSEN ALAN J WHITAKER DR JULIANA SELETI DR NEELAM PARMAR DIRK GREEF DR MARIA TERESA FELICIA LOTTERING GAVIN ESTERHUIZEN GEORGE SONO GILLIAN GOUWS MARK LESTER
Technology Coach, Principal, Laudium Teacher, Roedean WATSON Director, Kwazulu- Campus Headmaster for CEO, The Billion Child Senior Lecturer, North Director of E-Learning, CES: e-Learning, Eastern CALDERON Principal, Alrapark Head of Junior and Principal, Bokgoni EdTech Coach, St Director of Partnerships
Windhoek International Secondary School, School, South Africa Deputy Head, St Natal Department of Community Wellness Foundation, South Africa West University, South Ashford School, United Cape Department of Dean of the Graduate Secondary School, Senior School, Nova Technical Secondary Stithians Boy’s College, Development,
Schools, Namibia South Africa Stithians Girls’ Education, South Africa and Advancement, Africa Learning, United Education, South Africa School of Education, South Africa Pioneer Ormonde, School, South Africa South Africa FutureLearn, UK
Preparatory, South St Benedict’s College, Kingdom Arellano University, South Africa
Africa South Africa Philippines
HANISH PATEL HELEN MILLS HUSSAINATU BLAKE IAN RUSSELL JACOB THOLO GAFIEZA ISMAIL JANNIE DE GOEDE JEREMIAH MUBAIWA KABELO MAKWELA KASUMBA GETRUDE MABEZA KERRYN SCHMIDT KIM WETZL KIRSTY KNIPE LEE-ANN STEYNBERG LINDIWE VUDLA
Senior Manager: ICT - Deputy Head: Junior Vice President, Focal Board member, Chief Education Deputy Chief Education Principal: Primary Regional IT Manager, Acting Chief Director: HANNINGTON PLAY Project Manager, HOD: IT and Coding, St CEO, ABC International, Primary: Head of IT Head of ITC Academic Deputy Chief Education
Wits Health Sciences, Preparatory School, St Point Global, USA IamtheCODE, South Specialist, North Specialist: eCulture, School, Eduplex, South LEAP school, South ICT, Limpopo Director, Good Shepherd Cotlands, South Africa Peter’s Girls Prep, South South Africa & Media Studies, Integration, Parklands Specialist, Department
University of the Davids Marist Inanda, Africa West Department of Western Cape Education Africa Africa Department of Primary School, Uganda Africa Assumption Convent College Senior of Education, South
Witwatersrand, South South Africa Education & Sport, Department, South Education Limpopo, School, South Africa Preparatory, South Africa
Africa South Africa Africa South Africa Africa
LIZL TANTON MAMPHO LANGA MATTHEW HAINS MAURICE DICKS MEGAN CAMPBELL- MICHELE BOTHA MICHELLE HOFFMAN MIKE THOMS ANDREW MASILA NATALIE WHYTE NNEAMAKA ENECHI OLIVER DICK PAM MACMILLAN PATRICK LEES PERCY HUMAN PHIL HALL
Director of Culture and Head, Future Nation HOD Computer Principal: Preparatory EDWARDS Assessment Specialist: Teacher, Beaulieu Head of Institution, Technology Leader, High School Educator, Dean of Instruction, Blended Learning Lead, Edtech Coach, St Headmaster, St John’s Deputy Principal, Design and Technology
Music, Blairgowrie Schools, South Africa Applications Technology, School, Cornwall Hill Deputy Principal and IT Primary Schools, IEB, College, South Africa Boston Education Group, Safaricom, Kenya Radford High, South Nova Pioneer, South SPARK Schools, South Stithians Boy’s College, Preparatory, South Glenanda Primary Teacher, The Windsor
Primary School, South ICT Development College, South Africa Intgerator, Cornwall Hill South Africa South Africa Africa Africa Africa South Africa Africa School, South Africa Boys’ School, United
Africa Officer, Saheti School, College, South Africa Kingdom
South Africa
PROF DUAN VAN DER PROF JUDY PETER RABIA NURUDDIN RICKY STEENKAMP ROWAN THOMPSON RUI MORAIS STEVE TUDHOPE TESSA HUGHES ASHLYNNE DE BRUYN THOMAS ADAMS TIAAN BRAND TINHIKO NKUNA, VIMALA ARIYAN WALTER MATLI WANGECI KANJAMA WARREN THOMPSON WARWICK BROWN
WESTHUIZEN Associate Deputy Principal, Project Manager: HOD: Maths, Science Deputy Principal, Director of Learning Deputy Head, Beaulieu Director of Schools, Head of IT, Western Teacher: Technology Deputy headmistress, Managing Director, ICT in Researcher Head of Wholesale Operations Manager, Head of Department,
Professor: Learning Professor, Director: Bagale Primary School, eLearning, Natural and Technology, St Peters College Technology, St Peter’s Prep School, South SteveJobsSchools, Province Preparatory And Engineering St Mary’s Waverley, Southern African and Lecturer, & Roaming Dept, Sparrow College, Willowmoore High,
technologies, Internationalisation - South Africa Sciences and Embury Institutute for Sunninghill, South College, South Africa Africa South Africa School, South Africa Graphics and Design, South Africa Institute of Learning, Vaal University of Safaricom Limited, South Africa South Africa
University of Academic Services, UJ, Technology, Macmillan Teacher Education, Africa Reddford School South Africa Technology, South Kenya
Johannesburg, South South Africa Education, South Africa South Africa Africa
Africa
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Learn to Code in a Day
WORKSHOPS
Makerspace & VR
Monday, 8th October 2018 Monday, 8th October 2018
TIME TITLE TIME TITLE
08.00 Registration & Refreshments 08.00 Registration & Refreshments
The great learning expansion What’s next? Coding in the classroom
• The story of personalised learning to experiential learning to mastery-based learning • Keeping it simple – introducing coding
• Demonstrations of how A.I. and immersive technology will reshape learning forever • Coding and creativity go hand in hand
09.00 09.00
• Practical advice on what you think Principals and Teachers can do to take that step up to improve • Turning computational thinking into a skill
education • Building future citizens now – coding in the “foundation phase”
Louis Pienaar, Educator, Parklands College Senior Preparatory Prof. Barry Dwolatzky, Director, Joburg Centre for Software Engineering, South Africa
10.30 Morning Refreshments & Networking 10.30 Morning Refreshments & Networking
Distant learning through VR: How VR has helped paramedic students ‘VISUALISE’ skills Why coding? The role of librarians as guardians of access and equity in this emerging
• Learn how VR can be used to provide distant learning technology landscape
• Discover how to provide more opportunity for distance students through VR and mixed-media • Understanding what coding is and how it relates to schools
11.00 11.00
visualisations • Who should be teaching the coding – librarians or IT experts
• Build your student’s confidence level through digital engagement • How we are implementing coding: programs languages; and setting up a coding club?
Louis Pienaar, Educator, Parklands College Senior Preparatory Prof. Barry Dwolatzky, Director, Joburg Centre for Software Engineering, South Africa
12.30 Networking Lunch 12.30 Networking Lunch
How to set up a school makerspace The biggest hurdle in introdicuing coding into school curriculums?
• The background, definition and history of the maker movement • Teacher capability and awareness of the requirements of the curriculum
14.00 • How to move from co-curricular to genuine curriculum engagement 13.30 • Catering to the variation in skills and knowledge of each student
• How to generate buy-in from management, teachers, students and parents • Resources that allow every student classroom to be challenged and engaged
Dr Steve Tudhope, Director of Learning Technology, St Peter’s College Prof. Barry Dwolatzky, Director, Joburg Centre for Software Engineering, South Africa
16.00 Afternoon Refreshments & Networking - End Of Workshop The future of coding
• Conding bootcamps – helping students to code and pursue careers in software development
15.30 • Preping students for real-life situations
• Coding to transition into the workforce
Prof. Barry Dwolatzky, Director, Joburg Centre for Software Engineering, South Africa
16.30 Afternoon Refreshments & Networking - End Of Workshop
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50+ OPPORTUNITIES
TO LEARN
EduTECH Africa Visit the dedicated seminar theatres where you can learn from EdTech industry leaders about the latest products and
solutions that can help future-proof your education institution.
2018
-- SEN technologies
-- How to get the most out of online-offline assessment tools
-- How can education institutions build competitive advantage?
-- Learning management systems: how to promote uptake
SEMINARS
-- Gamification: Getting results at the same time
-- How to use learning analytics to personalise learning
-- How to develop competencies through performance tasks
-- How to turn your classroom into an innovation space
The EduTECH Africa seminars are free to attend. Structured -- Connecting learning through video technology
around 50 topics, they offer visitors an unparalleled peer-to-
peer learning opportunity.
-- How leverage online content to drive skills development
They bring together 48 expert speakers from across the education -- How to boost results with mobile learning apps
technology industry to provide insight, showcase innovation, share
best practice and discuss ideas to enable implementation of education -- How online content can differentiate your offering as an
technology throughout Africa. institution
-- Getting started with Ed tech tools
-- Robotics in the class room
-- How to protect your data
-- Tools to personalise learning
PAGE 16 PAGE 17SeminarS Speakers Include
PAGE 18 PAGE 19EduTECH Africa Seminar 1
Seminar Schedule 10:30
Tuesday, 9th October
How to make the most of your digital library with Snapplify. Shaun Marshall, Account Manager, Snapplify
11:00 A Complete teaching and learning solution designed to improve learner performance. Reserved for Pearson
11:30 Educational partner role to sustainability of ICT in education. Sharon Mutenje, IWB Trainer, Parrot Products Pty (Ltd)
12:00 Collect with confidence. Johan Roos, Sales Consulant, NuPay
12:30 Ensuring return on investment on your professional development. Micheal Goodman, Group Knowledge Manager, Via Afrika
13:00 G Suite in education - The EdTech revolution. Alister Payne, Chief Executive Officer, Cloud Education Solutions
13:30 CAD in education and industry and supporting technology. Jaco Myburgh, Chief Executive Officer, TTS Solutions
14:00 Cyber security for your school. Andrew Masila, Subject Matter Expect, Safaricom
14:30 Teaching computational thinking and coding. Jane Richardson, Senior Director, Oracle Academy- EMEA
15:00 Using edtech to expand the reach of effective teachers. Paul Maree, Director & Mathematics Teacher, Paper Video
15:30 Gamification in higher education
Wednesday, 10th October
10:30 Robotics in the classroom. Ishmael Poolo, Director, IJ Energy
11:00 How to protect your data. Paul Williams, Country Manager, Fortinet
11:30 TBC. Judi Sandrock, Co-founder, XinaBox
12:00 Blended learning. Belinda Germeshuizen, Head of International, Digital and Trade, Macmillan Education
12:30 Implementing digital content in core curriculum. Justin Reilly , Chief Executive Officer, Mwabu Education SA Pty Ltd
13:00 Administration tools to support teacher, parent, school communication. Peter Heginbotham, Schools Account Director, Engage School Management System Pty Ltd
13:30 Digital skills for the future. Dr. Kagonya Awori, User Experience Lead, Safaricom
14:00 Using tangible programming to introduce kids to coding. Jean Greyling, Founder, Tanks powered by Tangibl
14:30 Experiential learning - What, Why and How? Johann Kok, Fouder, Seebox
15:00 Panel Discussion:
Implementation of ICT in each province
Mfanelo Ntsobi, Chief Director: School Support, Gauteng Department of Education, South Africa
Jacob Tholo, Chief Education Specialist: E-Governance & Learning Services, North West Department of Education, South Africa
Kabelo Makwela, Acting Chief Director: ICT, Limpopo Department of Education, South Africa
Claude Tshimanika, Director: Information Communication Technology, Northern Cape Department of Education, South Africa
Dr Hintsa Mhlane, Director, KwaZulu Natal Department of Education, South Africa
Nico Leshupi, Acting Director: Information Technology and Systems, Free State Department of Education, South Africa
Dr Thami Nkabinde, Deputy Chief Education Specialist, KwaZulu Natal Department of Education, South Africa
Drik Greef, CES: e-Learning, Eastern Cape Department of Education, South Africa - Chairperson
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Seminar Schedule 10:30
Tuesday, 9th October
Music – How Casio keyboards have integrated technology for fun ways to teach and learn. Neil Gonsalves, Head of Music, University of Kwa-Zulu- Natal (is coming with James Ralph Pty Ltd / Casio)
11:00 Using integrated multimedia to improve confidence in critical concepts in FET gateway subjects. Brenda van der Poel, Publisher: Sciences,Oxford University Press
11:30 Personalised online content portfolios
12:00 How ed-tech gives us the freedom us to pursue our passions. Reserved for Aleuta
12:30 TBC. Chris Rodgers, Professor, Tufts University
13:00 Panel Discussion
* Moderator – TBC
* Chairperson – TBC
* 4 Panellist/ Speakers- TBC
Reserved for the Department of Basic Education
14:00 Fourth Industrial Revolution: Teaching and Learning. Alan Vesty, Market Development Manager, Cambridge University Press
14:30 Achieve reading success with scholastic literacy pro with the slogan “target instruction, motivate students, and see results”. Zahid Khokhar, Digital Product Specialist, Sihla Investments
15:00 Tools to personalise learning. Johan Meyer, Managing Director, Thought Wave
15:30 Using affordable robotics & coding resources to prepare learners for the 4th industrial revolution. Nthato Moagi, Founder, CRSP dsgn
Wednesday, 10th October
10:30 Microlearning. Nomsa Seisa, Chief Exective Officer, Rekindle Learning
11:00 How online Content can differentiate your offering as an institution. Christine Thikusho, Chief Executive Officer, Rapidlearningafrica.com
11:30 How to boost results with mobile learning apps. David Masvosvere, Director, Davington Africa (Pvt Ltd)
12:00 Online solutions for independent learning. Phemelo Segoe, Project Manager, Tuta-me
12:30 Creating a more connected world by sharing what we love to do. Reserved for Aleuta
13:00 Learning through Coding. Florah Ngwenya, Managing Executive: Learning and Development, Qberty Skills Academy
13:30 TBC. Kerryn Schmidt, HOD: IT and Coding, St Peter’s Girls Prep
14:00 TBC. Reserved for Gravic Inc
14:30 How to leverage online content to drive skills development
15:00 Utilizing analytics to Improve student performance. Khuto Balosang, Director, Balosol Management Consulting
15:30 Getting started with Ed tech tools
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VISITOR ATTRACTIONS
EduTECH Africa will play host to many visitor attractions, bringing to life the learning from the conference and seminars through a series of thought
provoking installations and live interactive launches, showcases and interviews, located within the exhibition floor.
START UP ZONE LEGO® EDUCATION QBERTY SKILLS ACADEMY ICT PANEL
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INTERACTIVE
EduTECH Africa is introducing interactive experience zones for 2018,
aimed at developing teacher’s interest in exciting 21st century skills.
LEGO® Education provide solutions
EXPERIENCE
for teaching and hands-on learning
that inspire interest in Science,
Technology, Engineering, and Math
(STEM).
These are based on the LEGO®
ZONES
system for playful learning
combined with digital resources
and curriculum-relevant material
for preschool, elementary and
middle school.
LEGO® Education aims to build
academic and 21st century
Join LEGO® Education on the expo floor for their Robotics skills to get students prepared
demonstration area and workspace to enjoy some hands-on for future life challenges.
robotics experience.
Book your slot today!
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INTERACTIVE
EduTECH Africa is introducing interactive experience zones for 2018,
aimed at developing teacher’s interest in exciting 21st century skills.
Qberty Holdings is a 100% Black Women
EXPERIENCE
Owned and Managed Information
Technology Solutions Company.
We are a B-BBEE Level 1 compliant
company and a value-adding
supplier. Driven by a team of
ZONES
highly experienced and passionate
professionals with extensive
experience, we believe that
economic growth, development
and empowerment are not
only necessary but driven by a
complimentary process.
Come experience the exhilarating world of coding by
Qberty Holdings
Book your slot today!
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0– 8
Sem 16:00
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THE FUTURE OF E-LEARNING IS DEPENDENT ON SUITABLE TECHNOLOGY, INVESTMENTS AND COSTS. THESE PROVINCIAL 1
ICT GURUS HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT ICT THROUGH SOUTH AFRICA.
Join us as we ask them what the future of EduTech will look like and integrating e-Learning techniques into existing systems.
They will share their vision for ICT in the basic education sector and how this will impact 21st century skills.
MFANELO NTSOBI JACOB THOLO DRIK GREEF NICO LESHUPI
Chief Director: School Support, Gauteng Department Chief Education Specialist: E-Governance & Learning CES: e-Learning, Eastern Cape Department of Acting Director: Information Technology and
of Education Services, North West Department of Education & Education Systems, Free State Department of Education
Sport Development
KABELO MAKWELA CLAUDE TSHIMANIKA DR THAMI NKABINDE DR HINTSA MHLANE
Acting Chief Director: ICT, Limpopo Department of Director: Information Communication Technology, Deputy Chief Educaion Specialist (E-learning), Director, Kwazulu-Natal Department of Education
Education Limpopo Northern Cape Department of Education KwaZulu Natal Department of Education
PAGE 32 PAGE 33START UP ZONE
WITH THE EXPLOSION OF NEW AND INNOVATIVE EDTECH COMPANIES OVER THE PAST 24 MONTHS, EDUTECH AFRICA PRESENTS ONE OF THE BIGGEST OPPORTUNITIES
IN AFRICA. VISIT THE START-UP ZONE TO MEET GROUNDBREAKING START-UPS IN THE AFRICAN EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY.
Tuta-Me’s core mission is to provide TANKS is an app that makes use of image Rekindle Learning provides learning and Mwabu creates interactive, CAPS-aligned Rapid Learning Africa’s aim of what we
academic services to learners, by enabling recognition to execute a program written with performance support tools that improve teaching and learning content and resources do is to share knowledge and information
access to highly qualified tutors to improve tangible puzzle pieces, on a mobile phone. In learning efficiency and reduce time to for South African learners, delivered via our to help people build successful corporate
understanding of knowledge; as well as addition to an introduction to coding, it also competency, ensuring higher workforce educational tablet. careers and businesses. Our services include
academic performance. encourages general problem solving within productivity and enabling young people to be mentorship, sharing inspirational stories, skills
Our vision is to become the most accessible, group work. more employable.
Join them at stand # 82 development/training, hosting educational
reliable and successful Edu-Tech company in events/seminars and working closely with
South Africa.
Join them at stand # 83 Join them at stand # 79 institutions of higher learning & financial
institutions to promote their information.
Join them at stand # 81 Join them at stand # 78
CRSP dsgn is a social enterprise which The Virtual Reading Gym has found a Seebox is a powerful electronics Axon test can test the attentional Paper Video is an edtech social SmartSchool is a product of United
was formed in April 2016 to design and unique way to teach the challenged console that teaches learners about capabilities of an entire school where enterprise with an audacious goal: Front Of Technologies developed to
develop innovative technologies for reader how to be a better reader. It’s electronic engineering with videos and as the Moxo can accurately evaluate the creation and distribution of quality change the way Schools, Students
social impact. an online reading programme that practical experiments. It was designed Attention, Impulsivity, Timeliness education resources that allow every and parents interact with each other.
learns about you and it teaches you to engage the learner and measure and Hyperactivity in a clinical setting. student in South Africa to gain instant The goal is to improve education
Join them at stand # 80 based on your reading challenges. their progress solving problems. Thought Waves provides technologies access to excellent teachers. by providing a better platform for
and assessments for better health. communication, interaction and for a
Join them at stand # 77 Join them at stand # 76 Join them at stand # 75 better distribution of information.
Join them at stand # 74 Join them at stand # 75
PAGE 34 PAGE 35HIGHLIGHTS PAGE 36 PAGE 37
Digital Classroom
Learning & equipment and
Teaching hardware
Platforms
Assessment and
Communication
ICT solutions and Platforms
infrastructure
MEET 100+
EXHIBITORS Security and Access
control
M-Learning SHOWCASING
Content
Platforms &
Apps
CUTTING-EDGE Management,
TECHNOLOGY
and content Finance and
management Administration
platforms tools
Special Needs
and inclusive
education
solutions
Tablets,
devices, PCs
and Laptops
PAGE 38 PAGE 39NEW EXHIBITORS FOR 2018
PAGE 40 PAGE 41Product Directory
DIGITAL LEARNING & TEACHING ICT SOLUTIONS AND M-LEARNING PLATFORMS &
PLATFORMS INFRASTRUCTURE APPS
CONTENT AND CONTENT ASSESSMENT AND
TABLETS, DEVICES, PCS AND CLASSROOM EQUIPMENT
MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION
LAPTOPS AND HARDWARE
PLATFORMS PLATFORMS
MANAGEMENT, FINANCE
SECURITY AND SPECIAL NEEDS AND INCLUSIVE
AND
ACCESS CONTROL EDUCATION SOLUTIONS
ADMINISTRATION TOOLS
PAGE 42 PAGE 43PRODUCT DIRECTORY
ASSESSMENT AND COMMUNICATION
Wiscor WeThinkCode_ Interactive Tutors (Pty) Ltd T/A Media Works
PLATFORMS
MANAGEMENT, FINANCE AND
Onnie Media Oxford University Press Southern Africa Sihla Investments Pty Ltd
ADMINISTRATION TOOLS
SchoolAdvisor Excom Publishers (Pty) Ltd Snapplify Engage School Management Systems (Pty) Ltd
Digicomms (Pty) Ltd Cambridge University Press Cylo Africa Holdings (PTY) Ltd EBSCO Information Services
UFO Technologies Pearson EMBASSIES Balosol Management Consulting
Gravic and Remark Products Group Booktalk | OverDrive The Department of Basic Education Oracle
Vir Softech Via Afrika ICT SOLUTIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURE Nupay, a divison of Altron TMT (Pty) Ltd
CLASSROOM EQUIPMENT AND HARDWARE Macmillan Education Qberty Holdings MUSIC
FLEX BUILDING SYSTEMS DIGITAL LEARNING & TEACHING PLATFORMS Renew IT Midi Music
CRSP dsgn Nka’Thuto EduPropeller eSoftware Solutions James Ralph
Lego Education Kognity Khauleza IT Solutions SECURITY AND ACCESS CONTROL
IJ Energy Thought Wave Safaricom Ltd JeanetLenore Event Management
Hands On Technologies Paper Video M-LEARNING PLATFORMS & APPS TABLETS, DEVICES, PCS AND LAPTOPS
Parrot Products Pty (Ltd) Virtual Reading Gym Tanks Powered by tangible Acer Africa (Pty) Ltd
RS Components Seebox Tuta-Me
CONTENT AND CONTENT MANAGEMENT
Rapid Learning Africa LightSail Education SA
PLATFORMS
Mwabu Rekindle learning IMBINGO INCORPORATED COMPANY
Edge Learning Media TTS Business Solutions Davington Africa
PAGE 44 PAGE 45BOOKED
RESERVED
AVAILABLE
7.eSoftware
4.Pearson 18m2
FLOORPLAN
ENTRANCE EXIT
FIRE
** Floorplan subject to change
9m2 9m2 97. SA 98. D6 Group 100. 94.
2.Oracle 15m2
FEDSAS Schools 9m2 Nka’Thuto
Kognity
99. FEDSAS
Collection EduPropeller 4m2
4m2 4m2 4m2 CONFERENCE TRACK 1
Macmillan
K-12 Leaders
9m2
8.
9. Gravic
9m2
22. Acer
15.ALEUTA (Wiscor) Gold 24m2
Sponsor 5. Dept of
13 Via Afrika 48m2 36m2 Basic
18.
NAPTOSA
HoT / Lego Robotics Lab Education
9m2
63M2 (-3) for pillar 18m2
17. Safaricom
CONFERENCE TRACK 2 K-
Title Sponsor
72m2 12 IT
Softech
24. Vir
11. Parrot
MEETING HUB Meeting
9m3
67.RS
20. Extra Room
Components
Marks 18m2
9m2 64.Allexis
Education
9m2
.Engino
9m2
12
30.WeThinkC
29. saasta
ode
6m2
6m2
CONFERENCE TRACK 3 K-
101.Rocket Book
54.Balosol
26.Rene 12 business management / Low cost
9m2
51.
3m2
52. OUP w 6m2 private schooling
Davington
6m2
6m2
SEMINAR 1 95. Mighty
96. SA Edu
Directory SEMINAR 2 93.Virtual Reality
Pen 4m2 36m2 37.Business 46.Sihla
55. LightSail
4m2
53. Fortinet 9m2
Connection
12m2
12m2
49.Digi- Wall 12m2
50. Edge
Comms
Media
9m2 45. Snapplify
9m2
40.CUP 38.TTS
6m2 39.Imbin 6m2
go 4m2
CONFERENCE TRACK 4
2019 SALES 72.2m2
73.UFO
Tech 2m2
74.Thought
Wave 2m2
SEN & ECP
68. 75. Paper 76. Seebox 77.Virtual Reading
60.Oni Video 2m2 2m2 Gym 2m2
Excom 71.Booktalk9
4m2 Media Lounge 6m2 m2
59. Qberty 92.MPU
Start Up Zone 90. Engage
Coding Lab Group 9m2
6m2
ROUND TABLES 65. Flex 36m2
62.Altech Nupay 70.Khauleza 79.Rekindle 80.CRSP
DISCUSSIONS Building 78. Rapidlearning
61. S.Ad 12m2 69.EBSCO 9m2 2m2
2m2 dsgn 2m2 85. Casio 88. Midi 25. Smart
9m2 4m2 6m2 81.Tuta-me 82.Mwabu 83. Tanks 6m2 Music 6m2 kidz club 4m2
2m2 2m2 2m2
CONFERENCE TRACK 5
TERTIARY EDUCATION
Meeting Room
VIP DELEGATE CATERING VISITOR CATERING ORGANISERS
CONFERENCE OFFICE
TRACK 6 DELEGATE & VISITOR CATERING
VOCATIONAL
PAGE 46 PAGE 47NETWORKING PAGE 48 PAGE 49
OFFICIAL OPENING
EduTECH Africa 2018 will feature one unique exhibition opening. The
“Official event inauguration and exhibition opening” is at 10.00 on
Tuesday 9 October.
NETWORKING
PEER-2-PEER ROUNDTABLES
It’s much better to be in the inner circle than standing on the sidelines – these
interactive roundtable sessions in the conference are your chance to meet Africa’s
EdTech solution providers, governments and end users. Leave here buzzing with
actionable ideas that will revolutionize your business and with the contacts to
make change happen.
We understand that relationships matter more than ever and SPEED NETWORKING
at the end of the day, the success of EduTECH Africa will be Do you struggle to get meetings with your key prospects? Do you know what
determined by the number of quality contacts you make. you would say if you got them in a room for 30 seconds? Get working on your
pitch now. Conference ticket holders get access to an intense hour of speed
networking where you will exchange business cards with more buyers than you
We’ve added several new initiatives alongside the annual networking could meet in a year!
features to accelerate collaboration and stimulate business
connections. CONNECT WITH JUJAMA
Welcome to Jujama, a networking application for the attendees of EduTECH Africa
With speed networking, peer-to-peer roundtables, private networking 2018. This powerful app brings the event to your mobile device and allows you to:
rooms, VIP walk around, a new mobile app and more.
• See the attendee list and send out meeting requests
• View the full agenda and floor plan
• Pull your information from LinkedIn to update your profile
• Network and post discussions to our live thread
• View the sponsors and exhibitors
Watch out for an email from Lulama.Buthelezi@terrapinn.com, the networking
concierge; this will contain your login details.
There were more than 450 pre-arranged meetings through the app last year
so make sure you don’t forget to login and make the most of the networking
opportunities available.
REGISTER FOR EDUTECH AFRICA NOW AND GET STARTED!
PAGE 50 PAGE 51HOW IT WORKS
Business matching is an integral element of the EduTECH experience. Making relevant connections is the reason why
6 TOP TIPS
FOR YOUR VISIT TO EDUTECH AFRICA
EduTECH Africa is the go-to event within the African education industry.
1. Pre-register in advance. You will be sent a badge to your email to
We recognize the value and importance of networking and we aim to add value to your experience and increase your print off allowing you quick and easy access:
networking potential.
www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica
Benefit from setting up meetings with top EdTech solution providers and buyers via our networking app.
2. Create a personalised itinerary planner to book the exhibitors and
This is how it works:
speakers that you want to meet and hear.
3. If you want to meet buyers, be sure to buy a conference ticket and
get full access to Jujama – the new matchmaking service:
1. 2. 4.
www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica
Browse the exhibitors that will be on the floor so you can navigate
Register for EduTECH Africa at Download the Terrapinn App from the EdTech trends: www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica
www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica the app store/google play.
5. Source innovative suppliers in advance and contact them before you
visit the show. By registering you will automatically receive access
to this online match making platform. It's that simple!
3. 4. 6.
www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica
Plan your travel to make sure you maximise your time at EduTECH
An invitation email with a personalised link and View profiles, the seminar agendas, the floorplan
Africa: www.terrapinn.com/edutechafrica
your login details will be sent to you. and schedule meetings with the event attendees
that interest you.
LOCATION & TIMES
Sandton Convention Centre
It’s that simple!
161 Maude Street, Sandton, Johannesburg
Tel: +27 11 779 0000
PARKING
Once you’re on-site, be sure to make use of the meeting hub where you will find the Paid covered car parking available at Sandton City located next to Sandton Convention Centre
dedicated Networking Manager who will assist you with any of your networking needs.
GAUTRAIN
The Sandton Gautrain station is located on 155 West St, Sandown, Sandton. The venue is only
a 2-minute walk from the station.
PAGE 52 PAGE 53SponsorsTitle Sponsor
Gold Sponsor
Bronze Sponsors
Associate Sponsor Endorsed by
Robotics Zone Sponsors Coding Zone Sponsor
PAGE 54 PAGE 55EXHIBITORS PAGE 56 PAGE 57
DONT MISS OUT, PLAN YOUR VISIT NOW. REGISTER NOW
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