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As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into the educational landscape, schools need to look beyond the effectiveness of AI tools and establish a clear strategic direction through systematic evaluation, governance, and policy development. This seminar will showcase authentic school-based practices and practical demonstrations, illustrating how AI can be effectively applied to teaching, administrative tasks, and school management to enhance operational efficiency and support student learning. The seminar will explore key topics including AI literacy, school-wide AI usage guidelines, and the strengths and limitations of large language models (LLMs), helping schools balance educational benefits, costs, risks, and governance considerations. Through the sharing of practical school-based AI Agent implementation cases, the seminar will support school leaders in developing AI roadmaps tailored to their school contexts, and promote the safe, effective and sustainable adoption of AI in schools.

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to develop at a rapid pace, the education sector is experiencing unprecedented change and new opportunities. As the first teacher professional development seminar of the semester, this programme aims to help teachers explore the potential of AI in teaching, learning and school administration. It will also focus on the practical use of various AI Assistants and effective prompting techniques, demonstrating how these tools can support lesson preparation, automate routine school administrative tasks, promote personalised learning, enhance teaching effectiveness and inspire student creativity. The seminar will also examine ethical issues in the age of AI, including data privacy, academic integrity, information reliability, copyright concerns and the principles of responsible AI use. Through case studies, hands-on activities with AI Assistants and discussions, participants will develop the essential skills needed to work effectively with AI tools. The seminar will equip teachers with the confidence and capabilities to navigate the evolving educational landscape and support students in embracing the future of intelligent learning.

This seminar, themed Practical Implementation of AI in Sports, Cross-curricular Learning and School Administration within Smart Campuses, focuses on the application of artificial intelligence in school physical education, cross-curricular learning, and campus management. It covers areas including technological developments, school-based practices and platform support, presenting a comprehensive model for the implementation of smart campus initiatives. The seminar will integrate theoretical perspectives with practical experience, illustrating how AI technologies can be applied to enhance students’ physical performance, promote cross-disciplinary learning, optimise teaching processes, and strengthen data utilisation. It will also analyse key planning considerations and implementation strategies, with a view to supporting schools in establishing a sustainable framework for smart campus development.

This workshop is part of the EdCity Digital Education Teacher Professional Development Series. Through a keynote presentation, a principal’s sharing session, and AI demonstration activities, participants will gain a clearer understanding of the development of AI technology and its applications in schools. The workshop will outline how artificial intelligence has evolved from early applications to its current ability to support multi-step tasks and decision-making. It will also explain how these technologies are being progressively integrated into everyday school operations, including developments in teaching support, data analysis, and workflow integration. This will help schools develop a more holistic understanding of the role and positioning of AI within education.

Jointly organised by the Digital Policy Office (DPO), Hong Kong Internet Registration Corporation Limited (HKIRC), and ISACA China Hong Kong Chapter, the “Cybersecurity Staff Awareness Recognition Scheme 2026/27” is now officially open for applications! To bolster cybersecurity awareness within the academic community, a brand-new “Education Sector” category has been introduced this year, covering primary schools, secondary schools, universities, and other higher education institutions. Fully supporting this initiative, Hong Kong Education City warmly invites all members to actively participate in building a safer digital campus environment together.