voyeurism

papers on Machine Learning, Large Language Models and the Science of Learning to be read at AI4X 2025

our team is very happy and grateful to have the opportunity to share two projects in July during the inaugural AI4X conference.

AI4X 2025 is jointly organised by the Institute for Functional Intelligent Materials at the National University of Singapore, together with the National Research Foundation of Singapore and the DSO National Laboratories.

we will share on Exploratory investigation of electrodermal activity in learning from a large language model versus from curated texts, and on Evaluating the effectiveness of Machine Learning algorithms in stock price prediction across different time frames.

we thank God for this opportunity.

students' work on translation of Hokkien with Natural Language Processing at the 17th annual International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies

i am very happy to share that my students have the opportunity to share their work on Exploring the use of Natural Language Processing in the translation of dialects using limited data: a case study of the Hokkien dialect at:

- the Research Symposium of the Centre for Information Technology in Education, The University of Hong Kong in May; and

- the 17th annual International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies to be held in Palma in June.

we thank God for these opportunities.

sharing our student's work at the Learning and Teaching conference of the Nanyang Technological University

we are very happy to share that we will have an opportunity to share the work of our student - Merrill Yen - during the annual Learning and Teaching conference of our home university - the Nanyang Technological University (NTU).

our contribution is titled Peer-initiated learning with games: an example from graph theory. the conference will be held on the 27th and 28th of May 2025. 

:-)

students' work on LLMs in vector visualisation at the 2nd International Conference on Intelligent Technology for Educational Applications

i am very happy to share that my students have the opportunity to share their work on Exploring the Potential of GPT-4o’s Vision in Vector Visualisation for Pre-Tertiary Mathematics at the 2nd International Conference on Intelligent Technology for Educational Applications to be held in Bangkok in May.

we thank God for this opportunity.

students' project on Lightweight Inertial Dead Reckoning Network representing Singapore at ISEF 2025

it is such a privilege to share that my students Vincent's and Zerui's work on LiDRNet (Lightweight Inertial Dead Reckoning Network) has been selected to be in the Singapore representation at this year's Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) to be held in Columbus from the 10th to the 16th of May 2025.

we thank God for this opportunity and ascribe all Glory to Him alone.

sharing our experiences with Embodied Learning through the wiki of the Singapore Teaching Practice

if you have access to the wiki of the Singapore Teaching Practice, do look out for a chapter on Embodied Learning which our team was invited to contribute a year ago :-)

we thank God for the opportunity to share our experiences with the fraternity, and are grateful to the Office of Teacher Education & Undergraduate Programmes, National Institute of Education, for their kind support and facilitation :-)

the Life2Well Project: sharing with Chief AI Scientist, A*STAR and his delegation from CCDS, NTU

we were thrilled today to have the opportunity to introduce our work on Learning at the intersection of AI, physiology, EEG, our environment and well-being (the Life2Well Project) with the President's Chair Professor of Computer Science at the School of Computer Science and Engineering, Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and the Chief AI Scientist, A*STAR and his delegation from the College of Computing and Data Science, NTU.

we remain deeply grateful for the courtesy extended to us, and thank God for the opportunity.

Paper on game-based learning and graph theory to be read at CSEDU 2025

i am very happy to support my student Merrill Yen in his poster A preliminary investigation of game-based learning in Mathematics education: a case study from graph theory to be shared at the 17th international conference on Computer Supported Education, this April in Porto :-)

its abstract reads:

Graph Theory is the study of graphs which helps to model relationships between objects. Graph Theory has applications in diverse fields allowing us to understand relationships across different fields. This makes it imperative to call for educational materials to engage students to learn Graph Theory. Since Graph theory is highly visual and has low barriers to entry making it a good field to explore game based learning, we aimed to explore the use of off-the-shelf games to help to keep students engaged and interested with Graph Theory concepts. Participants engaged in a series of games with underlying graph theory concepts infused in them. Interviews to examine the effects of how the games may have brought about understanding in the graph theory concepts were administered after the intervention. It was hypothesized that the games might increase the participants' engagement with graph theory by making the learning process more interactive and enjoyable, improving their understanding of the concepts introduced and the real world applications of Graph Theory. The intended impact of this project is that students emerge with a comprehensive knowledge of Graph Theory and an understanding of how policy makers and curriculum designers may apply games to teach mathematics.

the 1st International Conference on Learning Sciences and Educational Innovation (ICoLSEI) 2025, Seoul

Seoul National University and Dankook University are co-organising the 1st International Conference on Learning Sciences and Educational Innovation in June this year.

i am happy and grateful to be afforded the opportunity to share the work of my team members this summer in Seoul :-)

entrusted by my university to be a main / sole supervisor for interested PhD candidates

since July 2021, my colleagues at the National Institute of Education, Singapore have been doing their best to represent my case to our parent university - the Nanyang Technological University of Singapore - for me to be entrusted with the responsibilities of being a main / sole supervisor for interested PhD candidates.

i would like to express my sincere thanks to all who have been working tirelessly behind the scenes.

now that the trust has been accorded to me, i will do my utmost to be worthy of the faith that so many have invested in me.

to God be the glory.