The lecture component consists of a series of sessions delivered by distinguished scholars, practitioners, and experts from Indonesia and abroad with expertise in digital transformation and related fields. Conducted in both onsite and online formats through video conferencing platforms, each session combines thematic presentations with interactive discussions and question-and-answer segments, fostering active engagement and knowledge exchange among participants. Through these learning activities, participants are expected to achieve ELO 1, ELO 2, ELO 5, and ELO 6, including the ability to identify key concepts of digital transformation, examine organizational opportunities and challenges in adopting digital technologies, compare digital transformation strategies across different contexts, and evaluate ethical risks and implications related to cybersecurity, personal data protection, misinformation, and the digital divide.
- Gender and Social Inclusion in Indonesia
Dr. Novi Kurnia, M.Si., M.A. – Universitas Gadjah Mada - Digital Rights and Cyber Governance
Alvi Syahrina, S.T., M.Sc. – Universitas Gadjah Mada - Digital Adaptability and Human Capital Development in the Changing World of Work
Lea Simek, B.A., M.A. – BINUS University
- Language Preservation in the Digital Age: Leveraging AI for Vulnerable Languages
Riza Maslahati Santoso – Meta - Digital Culture and the Making of Identity
Asst. Prof. Dr. Rosila Bee binti Mohd Hussain – University Malaya, Malaysia - China’s Digital Economy in the Global Political Economy: Industrial Transformation and Global Value Chains
Prof. Zhang Miao – Xiamen University, China - Digital Transformation and Community Resilience: Civil Society Innovation for Inclusive Development in Indonesia
Prof. Minako Sakai – UNSW Canberra - Digital Societies: Rethinking Human Connection in the Tech Era
Asst. Prof. Andrew Prahl – Nanyang Technological University, Singapore - Critical Digital Literacy: Navigating Power and Information
Prof. Em. Ang Peng Hwa – Nanyang Technological University, Singapore - Researching the Digital: Methods for Studying Online Societies
Associate Prof. Dr. Suraya binti Hamid – University Malaya, Malaysia - Digital Justice, Environmental Activism, and Human Rights in Southeast Asia
Chomkate Ngamkaiwan, Ph.D. – Mahidol University, Thailand - Data Rights and Digital Governance in ASEAN: Who Benefits from Good Governance?
Arianne Joy Fabregas – Arellano University School of Law, Philippine - Designing with AI: Creativity, Innovation, and the Future of Creative Work
Ayotunde Ojo – Visual Artist/ Professional Creative Designer