Keynote Speakers
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Prof. Minjuan Wang Senior Member, IEEE
The Education University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR, China
Bio: Dr. Minjuan Wang is a newly appointed Chair
Professor of Emerging and Technologies and Future Education at
the Education University of Hong Kong, GIET Co-Director, and
Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions on Learning
Technologies (TLT). Her research specialties are
multidisciplinary, focusing on STEM Education, Future Education
enabled by new and emerging technologies, Metaverse and
immersive learning, and the design and implementation of
artificial intelligence including AIGC for teaching, learning
and training. Professor Wang is a high-impact author and an
internationally recognized scholar who has keynoted more than 45
conferences. She publishes extensively in indexed and
high-impact English journals such as Nature-HSSC, Computers and
Education, IEEE-TLT, and British Journal of Education
Technology. In addition, her teaching and research were also
featured in top core journals in China (e.g., Educational
Research). As a senior member of the IEEE Education Society, she
has contributed significantly to both the IEEE community and
other scholarly circles. Her international reputation in the
field is evident, reflected in her recent nomination as an iLRN
scholar by Chris Dede from Harvard University.
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Prof. Carlos Delgado Kloos |
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| University Carlos III of Madrid, Spain | ||
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Bio:
Dr. Carlos
Delgado Kloos studied Telecommunications Engineering at the
Technical University of Madrid and Computer Science at Technical
University of Munich. He is Full Professor of Telematics
Engineering at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, where he is
also Head of Department, Director of the GAST Research Group,
and Director of the
UNESCO Chair on “Scalable Digital Education for All”
(educate.uc3m.es). Previously, he has been Rector’s Delegate for
Digital Microcredentials, Vice Rector for Strategy and Digital
Education, Vice Rector for Infrastructures and Environment,
Associate Vice Rector for International Relations and
Cooperation, and Founding Head of his
Department. He has carried out research stays at several
universities such as Harvard, MIT, Munich, Passau, and Naples.
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