The document discusses ICT and social media in Thailand education. It provides background on Thailand, including its area, population, GDP, and government as a unitary parliamentary democracy. It also discusses Khon Kaen University, where the vice president is from. The rest of the document outlines Thailand's goals for a smart economy, equality, and environmental friendliness through ICT projects and increasing computer, internet, and mobile phone usage and social media adoption. It concludes by discussing potential future trends in education technology.

1. ICT and Social Media
in Thailand Education
Denpong (덴 퐁) Soodphakdee, Ph.D.
Vice President for Academic and IT
Khon Kaen University, Thailand
denpong@kku.ac.th
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2. Paperless Presentation
http://slideshare.net/denpong
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3. Kingdom of Thailand
• Area : 513,120 km2 (51st)
• Population : 66,720,1532 (19th)
• Population density : 132.1/km2 (88th)
• GDP : 24th
• Government :
Unitary parliamentary democracy and
Constitutional monarchy
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4. HDI
Thailand : 92nd
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Ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Development_Index

5. Khon Kaen University
• Since 1964
• Area: 900 hectares
• Student: 43,500
• Academic staff: 2,015
• Supporting Staff : 15,000
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6. Environmental
Economy Equality Friendly
SMART THAILAND
SMART NETWORK SMART GOVERNMENT SMART BUSINESS
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7. Key Projects
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8. ICT for Future Education Policy
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15. 2009 ICT Statistic
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16. Using Computer/Internet
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17. Using Mobile Phone
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18. Growth
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19. Computer/Internet/Mobile Phone Usage
Density
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20. Social Media
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24. Google+
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25. Twitter
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26. Linkedin
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27. YouTube
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28. Slideshare
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29. Prezi
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30. ResearchGate
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31. The World According to Google
• Five years from now the internet will be dominated by
Chinese language content.
• Today’s teenager are the model of how the web will work
in the five years – They jump from app to app to app
seamlessly.
• Within five years there will be broadband well above
100mbps in performance – and distribution distinctions
between TV, radio and the web will go away.
• More Video.
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33. Let’s Social
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43. Informal Communication
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45. F-Commerce
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46. Mobile Blogging
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47. Near Field Communication (NFC)
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48. Scanning Everything
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49. Social Browsers Go Mainstream
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50. Tablets for Tots
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55. denpong@gmail.com
denpong.s
@denpong
denpong@kku.ac.th
http://slideshare.net/denpong
http://denpong.wordpress.com/e-learning
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56. 감사합니다