Call for participants: Future Education Creativity Camp — eight-hour team project design with AIGC

Historical invitation for the event on 20 April 2025. The Chair’s original publication date, 3 April 2025, is retained. The application deadline and notification period have passed; this page is not a current registration invitation. SLI’s later report confirms that the event took place. Photographs in this advance notice are not evidence of the 2025 event itself.

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The invitation asked students: are you ready for an exciting adventure in educational design?

For 20 April 2025, the Smart Learning Institute of Beijing Normal University and its partners announced the Future Education Creativity Camp — Eight-Hour Team Project Design with AIGC. The invitation offered a full educational innovation experience: brainstorming topics, building prototypes, exploring design processes and applying AI-generated content tools. Students were encouraged to team up, experiment with emerging technologies and create projects to impress the judges.

Participants registered for the higher education track of the 8th Global Competition on Design for Future Education could join free of charge. The invitation encouraged them to explore future educational design through eight hours of collaborative work.

Archive photograph of participants trying a cardboard viewing device.
Original archive photograph: participants try a cardboard viewing device. Its capture date is not specified in the original notice.

Event arrangements

  • Date and time: Sunday, 20 April 2025, 08:30–19:00.
  • Participants: higher education track entrants, including undergraduate and graduate students at universities worldwide; limited to 50 people.
  • Working language: Chinese.
  • Format: in person.
  • Venue: Smart Learning Institute of Beijing Normal University, 12th floor, Tower A, Jingshi Science and Technology Building, No. 12 Xueyuan South Road, Haidian District, Beijing.
Archive photograph of a group discussing a project using laptops.
Original archive photograph: a group discusses a project around laptop computers. Its capture date is not specified in the original notice.

Highlights

  • Cross-university, interdisciplinary teams: combine diverse perspectives to co-create solutions for future education.
  • Project-based design experience: complete an immersive design process from identifying a problem to developing a workable solution.
  • Emerging technology learning: explore AIGC applications in education and learn advanced tools and methods.
  • Recognition of achievement: participants completing the full program would receive a completion certificate documenting their learning and supporting personal development.
  • Free participation: the entire event was offered without charge, providing access to learning and practical experience.
Archive photograph of a team presenting an interactive prototype.
Original archive photograph: a team presents a throwing-based interactive prototype. This illustration in an advance notice is not presented as a result from the 2025 camp.
Group photograph from an earlier camp, identified by the 7th competition backdrop.
Original archive group photograph. The background identifies the 7th Global Competition on Design for Future Education and Future Education Creativity Camp, first session; it is an earlier-event image.

How to apply — historical information

Applicants were asked to submit their information through Wenjuanxing by 13 April 2025, inclusive.

Expired-period application QR code from the 2025 notice.
Historical application QR code, preserved as part of the original notice. The stated deadline was 13 April 2025; it is not a current call to submit personal information.

Selection and notification

Selection and notifications were scheduled for 14–16 April 2025. Applicants would be informed by email or telephone. Those who had not received an admission notice by then were not selected; no separate rejection notice would be issued.

Costs

No participation fee was charged. The competition organizing committee would provide lunch on the event day free of charge; participants were responsible for their own return travel costs.

Original poster for the 20 April 2025 camp; its information is transcribed in the caption and body.
Original event poster: Future Education Creativity Camp; Sunday, 20 April 2025; AIGC-supported eight-hour educational project design; interdisciplinary teams, design-process experience and emerging technology learning. The address is the 12th floor, Tower A, Jingshi Science and Technology Building, No. 12 Xueyuan South Road, Haidian District, Beijing. The poster’s application QR code is historical.

Archive and source notes

All substantive text and all six original images are retained. Dates are made explicit as 2025. The original Chinese phrase “本科生及研究所” is normalized, from context, to undergraduate and graduate students; eligibility remained subject to the organizers’ rules for that year. The advertised eight hours describes project design; the separately stated 08:30–19:00 timetable is preserved without alteration.

The original April 2025 advance notice contains images from an earlier camp, including a photograph whose backdrop names the 7th competition. They are labelled as archive illustrations. SLI’s report of 27 April 2025 is a separate follow-up confirming the 20 April event, not a replacement for this invitation.

The SLI invitation supplied a historical Wenjuanxing address, http://www.wjx.cn/vm/wzYzTHc.aspx. It is retained here as text for provenance, not promoted as an active application form. Official contacts listed by SLI were d4fe@bnu.edu.cn and +86-10-58807208 / +86-10-58807206; current contact availability has not been established.

Original link: https://aiedchair.bnu.edu.cn/news-11714-en/

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