November 2019 Prospectus Briefing 20 and 21 August 2019 - IAL
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An initiative by SkillsFuture Singapore and
Institute for Adult Learning
November 2019
Prospectus Briefing
20 and 21 August 2019
Eric Lee
Senior Learning Innovator
Centre for Innovation and Development
Research and Innovation Division
Scope of Session 1. Intent and Format of InnovPLUS 2. Schedule of InnovPLUS VIII November 2019 3. Past winners and winning entries 4. Terms & Conditions of InnovPLUS 5. Funding Components 6. Evaluation Criteria
Intent of
• Run twice a year (May and Nov) to facilitate
the rapid development of prototypes that
could address learning challenges and
exploit opportunities for better CET
outcomes and delivery.
• Organised as a competition where Challenge
Owners (CO) form a partnership with
Solution Partner (SP) to present a holistic
solution.
• Up to 3 InnovPlus Flame Awards, with up to
$200,000 grant for each Award, going to the
winning Challenge Teams.
Format & Evaluation Criteria
Challenge COs select Pitch solutions to
Solutionists Teams have one month
Owners partners & Evaluation Panel on
pitch their to co-design concepts/
(COs) post form Challenge Presentation Day
solutions total solutions
issues online Team
Proliferation of Learning Innovations
Winners develop prototype
within 3-6 months with up to Prototype showcase at
$200,000 grant iN.LAB
Dissemination of learning/
iN.LAB conducts case study best practices
concurrently
Evaluation Criteria
Project and
Impact and Implementation
Concept Innovation Implementation
Scalability Sustainability
Team
Why the need and Go beyond known Include evaluation Credible & realistic Continued
how to address or existing framework to plan to support involvement in roll
the challenge/ solutions with measure impact committed plan out beyond the
open clear value-add current project
opportunities scope
innovPLUS VIII 2019 NOV Calender
August September
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
1 2 3 4 30 1
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
19 20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
26 27 28 29 30 31 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
20-21 Prospectus Briefings 5 Publication of Challenge Statements
30 Closing date for submission of Challenge Statements 16 Closing date for submission of Expression of Interest (EOI)
24-26 Pitching by prospective Solution Partner to Challenge Owner
October November
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
28 29 30 31 25 26 27 28 29 30
10 Closing date for submission of CT Formation Application 15 Closing date for submission of Final CT Application
15 Enrolment of CTs 27 Presentation Day
17 Flame Grant Awardees across Learning Technology categories
AI-Driven
Immersive-Tech Analytics-Driven
Micro Mobile Learning Game-based Learning Autonomous
enabled learning learning intelligence
Assessment
GIANTech, Gnowbe & IO Wong Fong Academy, EON Tan Tock Seng Hospital & Dioworks Learning, Surge
Bootstrap & Playware Studios
Resources (Marine Engineering Reality & Play2Lead (WSH Visionary Schoolmen Consulting & Pixibit (Education
(Retail sector)
sector) sector) (Healthcare sector) sector)
Prince's Landscape & Retail The Logistics-Institute Asia Changi General Hospital &
Leacov & ELDO Consulting Shalom & Dioworks Learning
Asia Academy (Landscape Pacific NUS & Serious Games Visionary Schoolmen
(Security services) (Logistics sector)
sector) Asia (Logistics sector) (Healthcare sector)
Coleads, FP Consulting, Sengkang General Hospital &
ITE College East & VM Citrix Systems Singapore &
Sproutlearn & Coursepad (Tax Playware Studios (Healthcare
Education (Education sector) Noodle Factory (IT sector)
& Accounting sector) sector)
Singapore Institute of
Lithan Academy & Sambaash
Technology (SIT) & Bootstrap
(Education sector)
(Education sector)
The Resource Group & Biipmi
(Professional services sector)
Across 6 Industry Transformation Map (ITM) Clusters
BUILT TRADE & ESSENTIAL DOMESTIC MODERN
MANUFACTURING
ENVIRONMENT SERVICES SERVICES
LIFESTYLE
CONNECTIVITY
Precision Construction Wholesale Trade Healthcare Professional Food
Engineering Services Manufacturing
Real Estate Land Transport Education
Energy & Financial Services Food Services
Chemicals Security Sea Transport
ICT & Media Hotels
Marine &
Environmental Air Transport
Offshore
Services Retail
Aerospace Logistics
Electronics
Prototypes
Advertorials of InnovPlus Grant recipient Prince’s Landscape on Business Times (29 May 2018) and Lian He ZaoBao (24 May 2018)
Key T&C of
Team composition (Foreground) IP rights to
should be inter- reside with Challenge Winning proposals
disciplinary to Team. will be eligible for
develop and trial Each team is solely InnovPLUS Grant
the prototype, and responsible for its own of up to $200,000
to maximise partnership with 10% co-
implementation management and team funding in cash or
success work, including IP in-kind
arrangements and
development /
implementation plan.
Key T&C of
ADG will be based ADG–agreeing to
on the proposal and participate in the case
Any change to
partnership study and/or research
proposal and
arrangements papers documenting
partnership
submitted for the its experiences and
arrangements will
InnovPLUS learning points in
result in automatic
Presentation Day. developing and
disqualification for
trialling the
the Grant Award
prototype.Disbursement Schedule…
Obligations Stated in ADG
Annex C – Project Timeline
Annex D – Team composition and project
details and description
Annex E - Submit reports based on format/
specification
Attend and participate in discussion for
purpose of research/ case studies
Participate in seminars, presentations,
conferences or symposiums within 12 months
upon approval of final report
Annex F - Participate in showcase at iN.LAB
Obligations For a period of 3 to 6 months
Between signing of ADG and 12 months
after approval of final reportObligations – Case Studies/ Research/ Seminars
Other seminars / outreach possibilities
Research
Participate in seminars, presentations, conferences or
symposiums within 12 months upon approval of final reportFunding Components
• Fees of experts engaged directly to support the project
in the areas of technical and development work;
• Supplies that are necessary for the overall operation of
the project;
OK! • Equipment that will have direct contribution to the
overall development of the prototype ;
• Software licensing essential for the project and which
covers the period of prototype development and
trialling/pilot;
• Consultancy hired for purposes such as research or
advice that have direct impact on the project;
• GST on expenses incurred for project by non-GST
registered grant receiving organisationsFunding Components
Non fundable items:
• salary, consultation fees or honorarium costs paid or
payable to principal proponents of the Project which
are existing full-time employees of the Counterparty or
Solution Partners
• travelling or transportation costs (local and overseas);
Nope … • marketing or publicity expenses; and
• if the Counterparty is a GST-registered entity / person,
any GST.
SUSS shall
• not be liable to pay any monies, expenses or costs of
whatever nature other than those expressly set forth in
the ADG; and
• not under any circumstance be liable to pay any monies
in excess of the Maximum Grant Amount or the total
amount of Qualifying Expenses (expressed in Annex B)
incurred by the Counterparty, whichever is lower.Evaluation Criteria
• 5 broad evaluation SN Criteria
criteria, amounting to
Concept
100 max points
• Why the need and how to address the challenge/
1
open opportunities
• Up to 3 FLAME Awards • Objectives/ goals/ desired outcomes
for InnovPLUS VIII Nov
Innovation
2019 • Go beyond known or existing solutions with clear
2
value-add
• Underpinned by sound pedagogy
Impact and Scalability
• Include evaluation framework to measure impact
3
• Demonstrate feasibility to implement and for
adoption/ adaptation
Project and Implementation Team
4 • Credible & realistic plan to support committed plan
• Presence of qualified and dedicated team players
Implementation Sustainability
5 • Continued involvement in roll out beyond the
current project scopeInnovPLUS Panel (IPP) : Representation
INDUSTRY INSTITUTION PEDAGOGY
Industry Leaders Academic and
(including from Training TAE professional
Providers) that are Awarder and practitioners
leading in the field of Custodian with strong foundation
learning innovation with of Grant in pedagogy and deep
good sensing of the understanding of
market effective learningPast Panel Members
Mr Leslie Loh (Alt. Chair) Prof Lee Wing On (Alt. Chair)
Principal, Lithan Hall Academy Executive Director
& Venture Capitalist IAL
Mr Nelson Lee (Alt. Chair) A/Prof Tan Seng Chee
CHRO Deputy Director, Centre for
RELC Research and Development in
Learning (CRADLE), NTU
Dr Aaron Tan A/Prof Shanti Divaharan
Director, Teaching and Learning Associate Professor of Learning
Division Sciences and Technologies
SIM GE National Institute of Education
Mr Christopher Goh Dr Rebekah Lim
Head, Learning and Director, Teaching and Learning
Development Centre
Kuok (Singapore) Ltd SUSSAn initiative by SkillsFuture Singapore and
Institute for Adult Learning
Thank You
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