Change of location and Early Bird extension
The Teaching & Learning Conference Asia 2019 will be moving to Seoul, South Korea on 14th – 16th October 2019.
Register early to enjoy Early Bird rates before 7th September.
About the Teaching & Learning Conference Asia
Inspiring Speakers
TLC Asia features inspiring speakers that will change the way you think and help you thrive in a changing education environment. Come and listen to keynotes from renowned thought leaders, be a part of engaging sessions led by peer institutions leading the charge in online education, and get hands-on in interactive workshops led by product experts.
Valuable Content
TLC Asia is a 3-day event of announcements, ideas and connections. In addition to highly anticipated Blackboard keynotes and roadmaps, the conference program includes both inspiring client-led and Blackboard-led sessions addressing our global success of working with industry leaders, discussing strategies, innovations and challenges facing institutions today.
Networking Opportunities
TLC Asia is your best place for face-to-face networking with the Blackboard leadership team, industry experts, colleagues and partners who can offer insights and best practices to help your institution achieve its goals. Between the breakout sessions, explore our demo zone and connect with exhibitors to make professional connections that can shape and drive your strategic vision.
About Seoul, South Korea
The Republic of Korea is a country visited by approximately ten million international travelers every year. With its long history in culture and tradition, the country has a lot to offer to travelers including shopping, historical and cultural tours, outdoor activities like hiking and trekking, skiing in the winter seasons and not forgetting that Korea is a gastronomical affair all year round.
As the largest city in South Korea, dynamic Seoul is a bewitching mix of ancient and modern, packaged in a surprisingly compact metropolis that has earned it a UNESCO City of Design title. The nation’s capital is a cutting-edge city of glass, steel and concrete skyscrapers, which tower over traditional wooden houses with tiled roofs and a maze of cobbled alleys in mazes of distinct, village-like districts.
Neon signs clamour for attention and glittering designer stores sit around the corner from night markets, ancient palaces and temples – the entire display a symbol of the city’s rapid rise to modernisation. It is at this speed that Seoul has become one of the world’s most forward-thinking cities. (https://www.worldtravelguide.net/guides/asia/south-korea/seoul/)
The Korean peninsula, roughly 1,030 km long and 175 km wide at its narrowest point, is located in Northeast Asia. With Seoul as its capital city, Korea’s total land area is 100,033 ㎢. Korea’s neighbors include Japan to the east, China to the west, and Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) across the northern border. (http://english.visitkorea.or.kr)
Blackboard Teaching & Learning Conference Asia by the Numbers
