About this edition
The movement grows.
Bigger venue, bolder sessions, and a programme that turned attendees into evangelists — teachers came as individuals and left as delegations planning what their whole school would do differently.
Track one · K-12
Tech Infused Pedagogy in Education
Transforming Teaching and Learning with Technology — for Primary and Secondary educators.
- Dates: Friday 22 & Saturday 23 August 2025, 10:00am–5:00pm
- Venue: International Community School, Abuja
- Free transport, free meal & free access to computers for hands-on sessions — pickups at Area One, Duse Junction and Lugbe FHA Bridge
- Virtual: Facebook, Microsoft Teams & YouTube
Track two · Higher Education
Tech Infused Pedagogy in Higher Education
Advancing Teaching, Research, and Learning with Technology — for lecturers, faculty and researchers.
- Dates: Friday 22 & Saturday 23 August 2025, 10:00am–5:00pm
- Venue: International Community School, Abuja
- Virtual: Facebook, Microsoft Teams & YouTube
- Speakers: 11 confirmed — see the full roster
Speakers
Twenty-five voices, one weekend.
Classroom teachers, school leaders, researchers and technologists from Nigeria, Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar, Ireland, Latvia, the UK and beyond.
K-12 Track
Rotimi Afelumo
Head, Group Information Technology, Raffles Education Corporation (Convener)
Paul Erickson
Edsys Administrator, Anglo American School of Sofia
Mr. Adewale John
Academic Program Coordinator, The Bees Knees School
Lisa Welsh
IB MYP and DP Science and Biology Teacher, German European School Singapore
James Elliott
Elementary Principal, Raffles American School Malaysia
Ken Morrison
EdTech and Learning Coach, Raffles American School Malaysia
Adam G. Kanonczyk
Secondary Multilingual Learner Teacher, Yangon International School, Myanmar
Rita Moltzan
Grade 4 Teacher, International School of Myanmar
Kimberly Price
Curriculum Manager & Teacher, ThinkTalk
Mike Whitetaker
Language Art Teacher, Singapore International School Bangkok
Reaz Shaheed
Educational Technology Director, Forest City International School, Malaysia
Joseph K. Ajuwon
Change Management Practitioner & Technology Consultant, OrgXcel, UK
Esther Katung
Special Needs and AP Coordinator, CTL Academy, Abuja
Todd Bechtold
English Immersion Program Teacher, Raffles American School Malaysia
Francis Bizoza Bigirimana
The African Travelling Teacher, Learning Equality
Higher Education Track
Assoc. Prof. Isaac Akinwunmi
Covenant University
Mr. Isaac Bankole
IBM Ireland
Dr. Victoria Olubola Adeyele
Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, Science and Technology
Omolade Olanike Eruotor
London Churchill College
Samuel Adeniyi
Senior Software Engineer, Perlego Ltd
Dr. Caleb Chidozie Chinedu
Senior Lecturer, Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia
Asst. Prof. Elijah Olakunle
Maryam Abacha American University
Assoc. Prof. Samuel Moveh
Transport and Communication Institute, Latvia
Dr. Bosede Iyiade Edwards
University of Science, Malaysia
Dr. Omolade Adeyemi
Christopher University
Agenda
Two days, two tracks, one weekend.
Primary & Secondary ran alongside Higher Education throughout — a joint opening and closing bookended each day.
Day 1 · Friday 22 August
Day 2 · Saturday 23 August
Gallery
Moments from TETC 2.0.
A full hall, a lawn full of volunteers, and 1,500+ reasons to build a third edition.
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In their words
What TETC 2.0 attendees said.
“TETC 2.0 was the highlight of my summer holiday… I eagerly look forward to the TETC 3.0 come 2026.”
“TETC 2.0 was transformative and impactful. Every session was value packed.”
“My aha moment was when Esther Katung took her session… this slogan dropped in my spirit: ‘No learner left behind’.”
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