ASIA-PACIFIC CARAVAN ROADSHOW LIVES ON!

Christopher Bradman is the General Manager for Instructure in the APAC region. As the senior executive for the business in the region he has overall responsibility for the growth and development of the Canvas customer base and ensuring we are enabling our institutions to achieve maximum success. He has been with Instructure for nearly two years and has a long experience in the technology sector across organisations such as Salesforce, Nuance and Avaya. He is a graduate of the University of Kent in the UK.

​​Crusher Wong is the Senior Manager (e-Learning) in the Office of the Chief Information Officer at City University of Hong Kong. He introduced WebCT LMS to the CityU community in 1998, coordinated migration to Blackboard Learn in 2005 and managed the transition to Canvas in 2014. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he co-designed the remote teaching and learning workflow to resume classes in February 2020.

Maria Eliza Ruiz Aguila is a professor of physical therapy of the University of the Philippines College of Allied Medical Professions where she is also the current Dean. She is the Project Leader of the University of the Philippines Manila Canvas Project Management Team. In this capacity, she leads the planning and implementation of Canvas at UP Manila and coordinates processes and activities related to its implementation.

Prof. Peter Duffy has been involved within the educational field and integrating technology with pedagogy for over 30 years. He is currently Director of the Teaching and Learning Centre at Lingnan University. Prior to this he was Head of the Innovation Hub at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Associate Director (Curriculum Development) at Victoria University, Australia, “Special Assistant E-Learning”, at PolyU (working for the VP). In the past he has also been Teacher, Lecturer, Head of a Design Department and Senior Learning Designer at  The Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

Dr Lubna Alsagoff is Director of Pedagogy and Curriculum at The Learning Lab, Singapore. She has a PhD from Stanford University and has held senior leadership positions in academia, teacher education and private industry. She has been exploring and experimenting with the use of technology in education for over 20 years as part of her overarching passion to help children learn better.