ST ELECTRONICS (TRAINING & SIMULATION SYSTEMS) CONSORTIUM S SOLUTIONS FOR (A) BEACON PRIMARY SCHOOL & (B) HWA CHONG INSTITUTION

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ST ELECTRONICS (TRAINING & SIMULATION SYSTEMS) CONSORTIUM S SOLUTIONS FOR (A) BEACON PRIMARY SCHOOL & (B) HWA CHONG INSTITUTION BEACON PRIMARY SCHOOL: BEACON WORLD Consortium Lead ST Electronics (Training & Simulation Systems) Pte Ltd Members ST Electronics (Training & Simulation Systems) Pte Ltd Microsoft Singapore Pte Ltd FiF Technologies LLP Addest Technovation Pte Ltd Temasek Polytechnic Sky Media Pte Ltd Vantage Portal Systems Pte Ltd Summary of The proposal s main focus is to develop a 3D learning Solution environment with a variety of virtual learning tools and spaces. This enables Beacon Primary School to be the 1st school to adopt widespread use of virtual environments in education, deeply integrated with learning management system to support teaching and learning activities. This 3D learning environment will allow teachers, students, parents, as well as the public community to have personalised avatars interacting with one another and accessing the following features:- Creative Studio:- A tool designed to support media & arts programmes in the 3D world and that include the features to allow for creation a set of pre-drawn props, characters and sounds as well as editors to generate voice, narration and to perform simple video editing. Funky Gallery:- A tool that allows teachers to showcase student s media creations such as digital art pieces, while allowing for peer feedback and review. Key features include easy manoeuvring around virtual 3D gallery, re-packaging of creative pieces via thumbnail creation with background music as well as channels to feedback and review on the produces to be collated. Live Arena:- This is a virtual space that comprises of a public area and additional unique virtual spaces where avatars can meet, interact and exchange opinions and experience through a set of communication tools. For example, pupils can engage in debates, public speeches, broadcasts and live audio communication, and parents can learn from teachers the methods and syllabus. Page 1 of 5

Beacon Primary School FutureSchool Programme Highlights Principal Miss Lim Boon Cheng Key Focus Envisioning the Future, Varied Perspectives Exploratory Laboratory:- The part of the 3D world simulates scientific scenarios and problems that are physically not possible to be re-created. Students utilise online resources and are tasked with missions to solve based on research and problem solving activities. Interactive I-MAX:- This set of tools help teachers to design and create role-playing exercises that aim to make students study their characters, topic background and issues for each topic/scenario they are immersed in. Diverse digital learning spaces An integrated web-based learning environment called Beacon Worlds will be developed through collaboration with the industry to enable and enhance learning using the following features: 3D virtual worlds Students will explore ideas and abstract concepts in simulated scenarios and environments that will challenge their understanding and deepen their learning in new contexts. Advanced web-based collaboration Students will be able to collaborate online (through, for example, video conferencing) for brainstorming sessions, peer review, peer editing and online music creation. Through these social interactions, students will develop social skills and values such as responsibility and key 21 st Century skills (e.g. handling diverse information sources, harnessing emerging technologies and staying informed of global issues). One-stop school portal functionalities The integrated platform will support student data management and monitoring, online communication with parents, online searches, assessment (such as online testing and feedback), learning resources and learning applications (such as server-based software applications). Holistic, technology-enhanced programmes The school will deliver its customized curriculum through the following programmes and activities: Media Station (media and arts programme) - seeks to develop language abilities, aesthetic appreciation, global/cultural awareness and a sense of belonging to Page 2 of 5

Quote by Lead Consortium MD/CEO the community. Students will use digital media, such as animation and video-casts, to produce high-quality multimedia products that will communicate their vision. Student Investigation Channel (investigative learning programme) - Through Mathematics and Science lessons using digital tools such as digital modeling and games, students will develop their curiosity, innovative vision and problem-solving abilities. Wellness Central (character and holistic health programme) - seeks to develop the skills, values and attitudes for students to manage their own learning, emotional development, social interactions and physical well-being. The impact of ICT use on students social and emotional development will be addressed through the cyberwellness programme. "This project reinforces ST Electronics standing in the e- Learning industry. We see ourselves uniquely positioned to address the requirements of FutureSchools@Singapore comprehensively, given our strong capabilities in ICT, simulation, animation, and edutainment. We are honoured to be given this opportunity to participate in this project and will contribute our part towards the transformation of Singapore's education system." ~ SEAH Moon Ming, President, ST Electronics & Deputy CEO, ST Engineering Media Contact Ms Magdalen Loh AVP / Head, Corporate Communications Singapore Technologies Electronics Limited Tel: (65) 6413 1788 / 9822 3321 Fax: (65) 6484 8840 Email: magloh@stee.stengg.com Page 3 of 5

HWA CHONG INSTITUTION: HWA CHONG NEXUS Consortium ST Electronics (Training & Simulations Systems) Pte Ltd Lead Members ST Electronics (Training & Simulation Systems) Pte Ltd Microsoft Singapore Pte Ltd FiF Technologies LLP Addest Technovation Pte Ltd Temasek Polytechnic Sky Media Pte Ltd Vantage Portal Systems Pte Ltd Summary of The proposal s main focus is to develop an all encompassing Solution e-learning solution which addresses borderless communications, linking up learning communities live across cultural boundaries and cater to both independent and group learning. The solution is catered to the specific needs of Hwa Chong Institution, characterised by a group of independent students who learn at various paces, with the freedom to conduct in-depth research for various topics with local or overseas partners and mentors. With the point of entry from HCI Nexus (HCnX) portal, teachers and students can access multiple key features such as: Hwa Chong Tube:- A personalised site for teachers and students to upload and stream educational content while allowing social networking to occur. Independent Learning System:- This student-centric application enables teachers to set the syllabus while students determine their own learning paths. Thus this can help achieve individualised and cooperative learning. Research and Partnership Portal:- This community-based applications aims to allow for mentor-mentee matching search facility, online conferencing collaboration tool and live real-time application sharing tool, bringing together alumni, industry partners, domain experts, school staff, parents and students (both local and overseas) into Hwa Chong s research environment. There will also be IDM based content featured in the solution. Besides having Chinese Games, there will also be interactive virtual field trips that allow students to experience and access locations that are not easily accessible in real-life. Hwa Chong Institution FutureSchool Programme Highlights Principal With a two-pronged vision to nurture passionate and independent learners, and to provide a borderless learning environment, the HCI programme seeks to empower students to pursue their passion through independent learning and collaborative explorations that transcend boundaries of learning between subjects, classrooms, schools, countries and cultures. To support its vision, the Hwa Chong Nexus Page 4 of 5

Mr Hong Chew Weng Key Focus A passiondriven and borderless learning institution Quote by Lead Consortium CEO (HCnX) is an integrated system designed to create a learning environment that supports diverse learning styles and a broad range of assessment strategies. Specifically, it caters to both independent and collaborative learning. The school vision and fundamental research questions are tied closely to the 2 key components of HCnX : 1. Independent Learning Gateway. This provides a point of entry into a suite of IDM/ICT tools that will enable individuals to acquire new knowledge through active selfstudy. Students choose from a myriad of learning content, receive instructional support, make study plans (both virtual and physical) with the ICT-enabled network learning support. 2. Virtual Learning Communities (VLC) Portal. By providing a Web 2.0-style collaborative learning environment, this channel facilitates different groups of students to work together to solve a research problem or create a product. Seniors and juniors, together with expert-mentors, work collaboratively in teams on self-directed projects. Students negotiate their learning and become active producers of knowledge. The web of expertise comes mainly from seniors as well as the school s established networks of strategic partners and alumni. The close matching of expert mentors and resources further empowers students to build knowledge in authentic and virtual platforms. "This project reinforces ST Electronics standing in the e- Learning industry. We see ourselves uniquely positioned to address the requirements of FutureSchools@Singapore comprehensively, given our strong capabilities in ICT, simulation, animation, and edutainment. We are honoured to be given this opportunity to participate in this project and will contribute our part towards the transformation of Singapore's education system." ~ SEAH Moon Ming, President, ST Electronics & Deputy CEO, ST Engineering Media Contact Ms Magdalen Loh AVP / Head, Corporate Communications Singapore Technologies Electronics Limited Tel: (65) 6413 1788 / 9822 3321 Fax: (65) 6484 8840 Email: magloh@stee.stengg.com Page 5 of 5