The day's theme takes a deep dive into history and the important role it plays in shaping our perceptions and influencing our future actions. As the volume of information available to each us increase exponentially each day, being able to make sense of the information we are consuming is an essential skill.

Globalization has brought us closer together and the sense of ubuntu that was once so easy in the village setting seems more difficult than ever to achieve. The day focuses on our rapidly expanding global village and the implications this has for learning.

At the heart of all we do as teachers are our students. Each one unique and individual. Our application is on the verge of being able to offer fully differentiated learning on a per student basis. It becomes important to understand how we leverage diversity and adapt knowledge acquisition strategies to achieve better learning outcomes.

The future is where we are headed regardless of how well prepared we are or otherwise. The last day is all about creativity and how we will handle the challenges that we will surely face as we head into what is ostensibly an unknowable future.

Before deciding on which features need to be included in the final application, a system charter will be developed based on the conference results. This will be a set of guiding principles that will govern how data is managed on the system with a view to ensuring 100% transparency. Essentially this document will be a combination of SLAs and KPIs that will apply to the final application.