Faculty of Education, Chulalongkorn University
Educational Technology Innovation, Digital Learning Environments, Sustainable Educational Systems
Research/Visiting Faculty, Consultant
Huaqiao University
Business and Education Technology Integration, Strategic Educational Development, Technology-Enhanced Learning Systems
The Excellent Center of Disruptive Innovation Technology for Education (DITE) is an evolution of the highly successful Innovative Educational Technology (iNET) initiative, which has been at the forefront of educational innovation since its inception in 2012. Building on a decade of pioneering work, DITE was established to not only drive educational change but to also ensure its long-term viability and positive impact. Our mission is to lead the charge in reshaping learning by creating self-sustaining, market-driven educational technologies that deliver both social and economic value.
We envision an educational system where technology is a fundamental driver of change and a catalyst for sustainable growth. Our work is guided by the principles of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). DITE is dedicated to developing innovations that are not only technologically advanced but also commercially viable, scalable, and beneficial for all stakeholders. We aim to create a virtuous cycle where our technological advancements generate economic value that is reinvested to further our mission of global educational equity and sustainability.
At DITE, our collaborative "War Room" serves as the nerve center for a multidisciplinary approach to innovation and social change. Here, a diverse team of researchers, technologists, and business strategists work together to tackle real-world solutions. We focus on some of the most pressing challenges facing our communities and nation and regions applying modern management and strategic principles to ensure our projects have widespread and lasting impact.
This work is at the heart of our commitment to both "ESG" and the "SDGs", proving that impactful innovation goes beyond the classroom to shape a better future for our society and our planet.
Our projects demonstrate our ability to merge social impact with commercial appeal, showing how technology can be a force for good that also creates economic value:
A key project under the Chula Disaster Solution Network, this initiative is a data-driven command center for natural disaster management. By consolidating and analyzing critical information, the "Chula Digital War Room" provides early warnings, facilitates precise coordination with relief efforts, and enables communities to plan for evacuations and resource distribution. This project is a powerful example of using disruptive technology to save lives and build societal resilience.
This flagship project is a testament to our commitment to environmental sustainability and market viability. It is a comprehensive educational platform that not only raises awareness about climate change but also provides schools and organizations with the tools to manage and reduce their carbon footprint, creating a scalable solution aligned with SDG 13 (Climate Action).
We are committed to developing "AI inclusive systems" that are fair, unbiased, and economically sustainable. By creating accessible and adaptable AI tools, we address a massive and underserved market, providing personalized learning solutions that contribute to SDG 4 (Quality Education).
This project demonstrates our ability to merge entertainment with learning. The "Virtual Cartoon Bookshelf" is a captivating educational tool that fosters early literacy and creativity, while its scalable digital format and low-cost distribution model ensure its widespread market reach and a positive return on investment.
DITE carries forward the legacy of iNET's commitment to excellence, while embedding a new focus on strategic management and economic sustainability. We are proud to drive the next wave of educational transformation by creating impactful and lasting solutions that benefit learners, businesses, and the planet.