News 2012
Towards a Digitally-Inclusive Mobile Environment
Dr Andy Chun, shares how he and his team transformed the University's public website into one that is digitally inclusive for everyone. [pdf]
Computerworld Celebrates IT Leadership & Achievement with 2013 Premier 100 Awards
IDG's Computerworld announces the 2013 Computerworld Premier 100 IT Leaders honorees, as well as highlights for the Premier 100 IT Leaders Conference. The awards program features leaders, from both the technology and business sides of companies, for their exceptional technology leadership, innovative solutions to business challenges and effective management of IT strategies. [read]
移動學習與人工智能 - 21 世紀大學生競爭優勢
「開放網絡對學校的長遠發展幫助 很大，因為當學校的基建轉到雲端 時，如果沒有軟體設計網絡的配合 ，便無法發揮雲端的好處。 未來如 果可以使用軟體來控制網絡，便可 以使用AI，視乎網絡的表現或速度， 甚至流量，動態地增加伺服器及頻 寬資源， 實現網絡的自我優化。」 城大 CIO 陳漢偉博士 [read]
FutureGov Awards Celebrate Government ICT Achievements
The sixth annual FutureGov Awards were presented in a ceremony held on 19 October 2012, on the final day of FutureGov Summit in Chiang Mai, Thailand. These technology awards are given each year to government, education or healthcare organisations to recognise and celebrate the most successful modernisation programmes in the region. [image]
電子科技激發學生潛能
IT Pro 專訪香港城市大學資訊總監陳漢偉博士 [pdf]
HK CIO Awards: From AI researcher to CityU CIO
This ComputerWorld article tells the story of how and why Dr. Andy Chun took on the role of the CIO for the City University of Hong Kong. Dr. Chun explains how his background as an AI researcher and educator relates to what he is doing now as CIO. [read]
CIOs at Cathay and CityU win 2012 HK CIO Awards
Cathay Pacific's Tomasz Smaczny and Andy Chun from City University Hong Kong (CityU), were named last week as the winning CIOs in the Hong Kong CIO Awards 2012. The awards program is organized by Computerworld Hong Kong and CIO peer network CIO Connect and seeks to identify standout leaders of IT who demonstrate outstanding vision and execution in their role as a CIO and technology leader. [read]
Prestigious Awards Recognise IT Achievements at CityU
Information technology at City University of Hong Kong (CityU) has received global recognition for making its online presence more accessible to greater numbers of people. [read]
Hong Kong University Shells out HK$9 Million for E-Learning
The University's Discovery-enriched Curriculum (DEC) is a new initiative to move the entire University towards a new era of mobile-learning. It aims to provide "always-on" learning - anytime anywhere. [image]
City University earmarks HK$9 Million for e-learning
ComputerWorld interviews Dr. Andy Chun on City University's HK$9 million initiative to boost mobile-learning with funding support for e-learning related mobile app development as well as mobile device purchases to provide anytime anywhere teaching/learning to further strengthen CityU's already progressive e-learning environment. [read]
城大「反轉課室」 上網睇片再討論
電子學習逐漸成為學生日 常生活一部分，城市大學 近日引入全港首個「反轉 課室」（Flip Classroom），一「反 」傳統教學模式。 [read]
CityU Allocates HK$9m to Support its E-Learning Strategy
CityU, in support of its Discovery-enriched Curriculum and the growing importance of mobile technology, has allocated HK$9 million to implement its e-learning strategy. [read]
Fair Promotes E-learning Expertise
E-learning best practice is the focus of a three-day e-Learning Fair on campus co-organised by the Office of Education Development and Gateway Education and the Office of the Chief Information Officer. [read]
The 2012 CIO 100 Listing
CityU's "University-wide Mobile Web Project" has been selected as one of the top 100 IT projects in this region by the CIO Asia magazine. The annual CIO 100 index recognises regional enterprises and organisations that have excelled through creative and innovative IT projects in the past 12 months. In addition, CityU's project received a "CIO Award" for being one of the top 5 projects. [pdf]
CityU Takes New Initiatives to Embrace Mobile Technology
City University of Hong Kong (CityU), in support of its Discovery-enriched Curriculum and the growing importance of mobile technology, has redesigned its entire public website to be mobile-friendly and implemented a mobile-learning scheme that allows interactive learning anytime, anywhere. [read]
