Projects

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Exploring new modes of learning and assessment
Jockey Club YouthTech Project
PI Prof. Gary WONG
Started from 2024
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開拓學習新模式
賽馬會「科•苗」計劃
PI 黃家偉教授
從2024年開始
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中文
Exploring new modes of learning and assessment
Enhancing Literacy Education with Artificial Reality Neo-platform (eLEARN) 2.0
PI Prof. Gary WONG
Started from 2024
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開拓學習新模式
透過人工實境的新平台來優化素養教育 2.0
PI 黃家偉教授
從2024年開始
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中文
Exploring new modes of learning and assessment
Jockey Club Smart Teens Project
PI Prof. Gary WONG
Started from 2024
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開拓學習新模式
Jockey Club Smart Teens Project
PI 黃家偉教授
從2024年開始
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中文
Developing digital resources and environments to support learning and teaching
Intelligent DEsign-Aware Learning Analytics Empowered 21C Learning & Teaching System
PI Prof. Nancy LAW
Started from 2023

The project aims to develop the Intelligent DEsign-Aware Learning analytics empowered 21C Learning &Teaching System which will provide primary and secondary schools with the complete set of tools they need for e-learning design, implementation, assessment and learning-analytics-based feedback support to students, teachers, and school leaders.

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發展資訊科技輔助教學資源
基於學習設計及學習分析的 21 世紀學與教智能系統
PI 羅陸慧英教授
從2023年開始

該項目旨在基於學習設計及學習分析的 21 世紀學與教智能系統 ,為小學和中學提供一整套所需的電子學習設計、實施、評估和基於學習分析的反饋支持工具,以便給學生、教師和學校領導者提供支持。

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中文
Exploring new modes of learning and assessment
Developing Pre-Service Teacher Computational Thinking Competences in Hong Kong
PI Prof. Gary WONG
2022-2024

In this project, our goal is to provide our professional service to develop training programme with elective courses to help prepare pre-service teachers at HKU for future CT teaching in schools in collaboration with CoolThink@JC. Here are our proposed objectives for achieving the goals:
1. Explore how to implement computational thinking education to schools at all levels (kindergarten, primary and secondary) and develop competences of pre-service teachers in teaching computational thinking for problem-solving;
2. Expand our HKU pre-service teachers’ training programme which help develop teachers’ technological, pedagogical and content knowledge in CT;
3. Examine how these pre-service teachers change their perception of CT education over time.

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開拓學習新模式
發展香港職前教師的運算思維能力計劃
PI 黃家偉教授
2022-2024
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Exploring new modes of learning and assessment
eCitizen Education 360: an extension of the Learning and Assessment for Digital Citizenship project
PI Dr. Cheng Yong TAN
2022-2023

The project aims to:

  1. provide a comprehensive picture of the state of students’ learning and socioemotional wellbeing after multiple waves of school suspension arising in both primary and secondary schools from the pandemic in Hong Kong between 2020 to 2022;
  2. elicit an understanding of how students’ learning and socioemotional wellbeing has been affected by factors at different levels (school leader, teacher, parent, and student) including the input of community organisations; and
  3. provide empirical evidence on effective practices and identify issues that could inform a restorative roadmap at family, school, community, and policy levels, paving the way forward for building a resilient, future-oriented education ecosystem that is fit for purpose in the New Normal of education.
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開拓學習新模式
數碼素養360 2022
PI 陳鐘榮博士
2022-2023
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Archived projects

Multi-level Leadership Network for SDL Innovation to Advance STEM Development

PI: Professor Nancy W. Y. LAW
2017-2019

This is a University-School Support Programme funded by Education Bureau. This is a 19 months (2017-2019) project. This project targets at the upper primary (P.4-6) and lower secondary (S1-3) levels in Hong Kong schools. It aims to provide support to teachers for developing their capacity to adopt self-directed learning (SDL) as a strategy to promote STEM education so as to strengthen students’ ability to integrate and apply knowledge and skills across different subject disciplines to unleash their innovation and nurture their entrepreneurial spirit.

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e-Learning in Formal, Informal and Open Learning Contexts: A Study of Global Trends, Policy Options and Their Implications for Sustainable Development in Hong Kong

PI: Prof. Nancy Law
Around 2016

The 21st century is commonly referred to as the knowledge age because of the phenomenal and escalating pace at which new knowledge is generated, impacting deeply all aspects of human life. The rapid development of ICT and its integration into the fabric of all human activities have played a critical role in these changes. Policy-makers around the world have recognized the importance of a high quality workforce and the citizenry’s preparedness for lifelong learning to the economic and social well-being of the nation or system that they serve. Hence, many education reform policies, often in conjunction with system-wide masterplans/strategies on ICT integration to support formal/informal/lifelong learning have been launched since the 1990s, including Hong Kong.

The Centre for Information Technology in Education, Faculty of Education, the University of Hong Kong is funded by the Public Policy Research Funding Scheme of the Central Policy Unit of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government to conduct a policy research project entitled “e-Learning in Formal, Informal and Open Learning Contexts: A Study of Global Trends, Policy Options and Their Implications for Sustainable Development in Hong Kong”. The project comprised a wide-ranging literature review and document analysis, followed by a Policy Delphi study involving key stakeholders including government officials, teachers, principals, parents, NGOs, businesses and researchers. It aims to provide policy recommendations on strategic implementation of information and communication technology (ICT) in formal, informal and open learning based on an in-depth analysis of Hong Kong’s current state and positioning within a global context.

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A Multilevel, Multiscale Exploration of ICT-enabled Pedagogical Innovation and Educational Change from an Ecosystem Perspective

PI: Prof. Nancy LAW
Around 2015

In 2010, the HKSAR Government launched an e-Learning Pilot Scheme involving 21 projects in 61 schools. The aim of this research is to study how the system and school level factors and their interactions may affect the further development and sustainability of the e-Learning innovations after the Pilot Scheme comes to an end. The research design is underpinned by an ecosystem model of change in which the sustainability of the new species (innovation) depends on the mutual adaptation between the new species and the environmental conditions.

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Self-Directed Learning in Science with e-learning Support for Learner Diversity and Smooth Primary-Secondary Transition

PI: Professor Nancy W. Y. LAW
2014-2017

This is a University-School Support Programme funded by Education Bureau. This is a three-year (2014-2017) project. This project aims to provide support to teachers and schools to implement self-directed learning (SDL) in the Science KLA in the upper primary (P.4-6) General Studies and lower secondary (S1-3) Integrated Science subject in Hong Kong schools. Throughout the project period, there will be 40 schools participating in this project.

The capacity building support for SDL encompasses three core areas:

  1. learning and assessment design and implementation for integrating SDL components in the science KLA;
  2. e-Learning support for students’ learning and teachers’ pedagogical design activities for scientific inquiry, and
  3. leadership for organizational change and development for pedagogical and assessment innovation.

The ultimate, overarching goal is to nurture and develop student’s self-directed learning ability and equip them to become confident and capable life-long learners in the 21st century so as to improve students’ self-efficacy and achieve smooth transition from primary to secondary school education in the science KLA.

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Strengthening students’ reading comprehension ability (both Chinese and English) through developing children’s literature e-quiz bank on cloud

PI: Dr. Samuel K. W. CHU
Started from 2014

HKTLA has helped in the project planning phase tremendously. With inputs gathered from its members, the project team was able to consolidate all the inputs and put together this meaningful project. Moreover, HKTLA has also supported throughout the project development stage, and helped us promote the project to primary schools in HK.

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Pedagogical design for effective e-learning

PI: Prof. Nancy LAW
Around 2013
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Research Study on the Pilot Scheme on e-Learning in Schools

PI: Dr. Allan YUEN
2011-2014

The Centre for Information Technology in Education, the University of Hong Kong (CITE) has been commissioned by the Education Bureau (EDB) to conduct a research project on “Provision of Services for Conducting the Research Study on the Pilot Scheme on e-Learning in Schools”. The project duration is over three years starting from 22 September 2011 until 31 December 2014. Details of the pilot scheme and the 21 funded projects can be found from the EDB website: http://edbsdited.fwg.hk/e-Learning.

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Evaluation of "The Newfangled Orbit of Electronic Learning – Developing a Conjoint Network of Information Literacy" Project

PI: Prof. Nancy LAW
2011-2014

The Centre for Information Technology in Education, the University of Hong Kong (CITE) has been commissioned by Po Leung Kuk Chee Jing Yin Primary School and Xianggang Putonghua Yanxishe Primary School of Science And Creativity to conduct an evaluation project on their e-learning pilot project. The project duration is three years starting from 1 September 2011.

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Development of Evaluation Tools for Assessing Students' Information Literacy and Promoting Information Literacy among Students

PI: Prof. Nancy LAW
2009-2010

Education Bureau (EDB) has commissioned the Centre for Information Technology in Education (CITE), University of Hong Kong to conduct a one year project on “Development of Evaluation Tools for Assessing Students’ Information Literacy and Promoting Information Literacy among Students”.

This project aims to develop self-evaluation tools for assessing students’ Information Literacy skills in Science at levels from Primary 1 to Secondary 3 and to work with front line teachers including those who are members of the Information Literacy Focus Working Group (ILFWG).

The following research questions are addressed in this study:

  1. What are the strategies that can enhance students’ information literacy skills?
  2. What changes, if any, can be observed in student’s IL skills through the project process?
  3. What recommendations can be made with regard to the development of a coherent strategy to integrate the development of IL skills in different KLAs based on the experience in this project on involving teachers in pedagogical and assessment design and implementation in this project?
  4. What changes can be observed in teachers’ knowledge of IL before and after the implementation of this project?
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University-school Support Programme – Professional Development Network for Knowledge Building in Schools

PI: Dr. Carol Chan
2009-2011

This project is funded by the Education Bureau and it aimed at supporting schools on developing and scaling up knowledge building pedagogy, sustaining teacher professional growth, and improving student learning through a knowledge building teacher network (KBTN).

Since September 2008, this project becomes part of the University-School Support Project (USP) under the School-based support services (SBSS) titled "Professional Development Network for Knowledge Building in Schools". A team of expert knowledge-building teachers are seconded to CITE to assist participating teachers in implementing the knowledge building approach together with the project team from CITE, HKU.

In the academic year 2009/10, one teacher consultant, five half-time seconded teachers (STs) and more than 60 participating teachers from 29 schools (12 primary schools, 15 secondary schools, 2 special school) participated in this project. Knowledge Forum®, which is hosted at CITE (http://kf.cite.hku.hk), is used by teachers and students in the project to facilitate their collaborative knowledge building activities. Please refer to the project website at http://kbtn.cite.hku.hk/ for more details.

In the academic year 2010/11, one teacher consultant, three half-time seconded teachers (STs), ten part-time teacher associates (TAs) and more than 80 participating teachers from 36 schools (10 primary schools, 24 secondary schools, 2 special schools) participated in this project. Knowledge Forum®, which is hosted at CITE (http://kf48.cite.hku.hk), is used by teachers and students in the project to facilitate their collaborative knowledge building activities.

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Total number of projects: 70
Number of projects after 2018-01-01: 9
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Jockey Club YouthTech Project
2024

30299
Enhancing Literacy Education with Artificial Reality Neo-platform (eLEARN) 2.0
2024

30315
Jockey Club Smart Teens Project
2024

30060
Intelligent DEsign-Aware Learning Analytics Empowered 21C Learning & Teaching System
2023

29420
Developing Pre-Service Teacher Computational Thinking Competences in Hong Kong
2022

29419
eCitizen Education 360: an extension of the Learning and Assessment for Digital Citizenship project
2022

27835
Jockey Club Coding For Community
2019

28356
Jockey Club Self-directed learning in STEM Programme
2019

27776
Integrated Self-directed Learning Approach to School-based STEAM Curriculum Development
2019

Number of projects before 2018-01-01: 63
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