THE Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization-Regional Center for Educational Innovation and Technology (Seameo Innotech) celebrated its 55th anniversary, highlighting its transformative impact on education across Southeast Asia.
THE Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization-Regional Center for Educational Innovation and Technology celebrated its 55th anniversary, highlighting its transformative impact on education across Southeast Asia.For over five decades, Seameo Innotech has empowered educators, inspired learners and fostered regional cooperation. It has pioneered pro-grams, research and training, shaping inclusive and impactful learning systems.
'With a steadfast commitment to its mission, the center continues to shape the future of education. As we advance in artificial intelligence, we also champion human-centered solutions in teaching, learning, and research,' she said.Under Director Briones' leadership, the center has developed a competency framework for teachers, hosted an international youth-led con-ference, launched a national AI conference series, and established an art gallery integrating art in education.
Innotech At 55: Legacy Of Innovating Education And Transforming Futures
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