Overview of Major Events Since February 2000
Why Hiring a Social Media Marketing Agency in Singapore Is the Smartest Move for Your Business If you run a business today, you already know that social media isn’t optional. It’s where your customers spend their time, discover new brands, and decide who to trust. But knowing that and actually doing it well are two very different things. That’s why more and more businesses are choosing to work with a Social Media Marketing Agency in Singapore — because trying to manage everything yourself is often the reason growth stalls. Let’s be honest. Social media takes time. It’s not just about posting a few pictures or writing a caption. It’s about strategy, planning, storytelling, design, and consistent execution. And if you’re like most business owners, you don’t have hours every week to figure out algorithms, plan campaigns, and design content. You’re busy running the business. That’s exactly where a Social Media Marketing Agency Singapore team changes everything. Why DIY Social Media Doesn’t Work Anymore Many businesses start by handling social media on their own. At first, it feels manageable. You post a few times, maybe boost a post here and there, and hope it brings results. But as platforms evolve, competition grows, and content expectations rise, DIY quickly becomes a full-time job. Here’s what usually happens: Posting becomes inconsistent. Engagement stays low despite your effort. You run out of ideas. You spend hours on content that brings no results. And worst of all, while you’re busy trying to figure social media out, your competitors — the ones who hired a Social Media Marketing Agency in Singapore — are showing up every day, growing faster, and reaching the customers you’re trying to attract. The Power of Having an Expert Team Behind You A professional Social Media Marketing Agency Singapore doesn’t just post for you. It builds a complete system around your brand. Every post, every story, every caption is part of a bigger strategy designed to grow your visibility, build trust, and attract customers. Here’s what that means in practice: Strategy that makes sense: Instead of guessing, you get a clear plan based on audience data, brand goals, and competitive research. Consistent posting: No more last-minute rushes or weeks of silence. Your brand shows up on social media every single week. Professional visuals and copy: Designers and copywriters craft content that actually gets attention and drives action. Engagement and growth: Every piece of content is designed to build connection and push your audience closer to becoming paying customers. When you work with a Social Media Marketing Agency in Singapore, you’re not hiring one person — you’re getting a whole team with the skills and experience to make social media work while you focus on running the business. Why Singapore Businesses Need an Agency More Than Ever Singapore’s online market is competitive. Whether you’re a local brand or an international company trying to grow here, your audience is bombarded with content from every direction. If your social media is inconsistent, unpolished, or unclear, people will scroll past — and they’ll never come back. That’s why partnering with a Social Media Marketing Agency Singapore gives you a real advantage. The right agency understands the local market, knows how Singaporean audiences behave, and can help your brand stand out in a crowded feed. They understand timing, tone, culture, and trends — all the little details that turn average content into meaningful engagement. The Real Value: Time, Focus, and Results One of the biggest benefits of hiring a Social Media Marketing Agency in Singapore is the time you get back. Think about how many hours you spend every month trying to create posts, write captions, design visuals, or figure out hashtags. Now imagine putting all that time back into product development, customer service, or closing deals. Outsourcing social media isn’t an expense — it’s a way to free up resources and focus on the things only you can do. And because an agency works with proven systems and strategies, you’ll likely see results faster and more consistently than if you continued trying to handle everything alone. Common Signs You’re Ready to Hire a Social Media Marketing Agency Singapore Still not sure if you’re ready to outsource? Here are a few signs that it’s time: You post inconsistently or skip weeks because you’re too busy. Your engagement is flat, and growth has stalled. You feel overwhelmed trying to keep up with trends, design, and copy. Your competitors are more visible and getting more attention online. Social media feels like a job you don’t have time for. If any of these sound familiar, then partnering with a Social Media Marketing Agency in Singapore is likely one of the smartest decisions you can make this year. What Working With a Social Media Marketing Agency Looks Like The process is usually simple and straightforward: Discovery: The agency learns about your business, audience, and goals. Strategy: They build a content plan and posting schedule tailored to your brand. Content creation: Designers, writers, and strategists create posts that fit your voice and objectives. Scheduling and posting: Everything is automated and consistent — no more last-minute stress. Analysis and improvement: Monthly reports track growth and guide future decisions. Once the system is set up, your social media runs in the background — while you focus on growing your business. Final Thoughts: Why It’s Worth It Social media is no longer something you “try” on the side. It’s one of the most important marketing channels for visibility, trust, and sales. But doing it right takes time, consistency, and expertise — things most business owners don’t have enough of. That’s why hiring a Social Media Marketing Agency Singapore is such a smart move. You hand over the heavy lifting to people who live and breathe social media every day. You get the power of a full team — strategist, designer, copywriter, account manager — without hiring anyone full time. And most importantly, your brand starts showing up the way it deserves to: consistently, professionally, and in front of the right people. If you’re serious about growing online this year, stop trying to do everything yourself. Let a Social Media Marketing Agency Singapore run the system while you run the business. The results — more visibility, stronger branding, and more opportunities — are worth it. Bottom line: Social media isn’t about random posts or occasional effort. It’s about building a presence that works for you every day — and that’s exactly what the right Social Media Marketing Agency in Singapore will help you achieve.Click the items below for your direct link to the following events (listed in reverse chronological order):
- 2015
- Sixth Advanced International Colloquium on Building the Scientific Mind (BtSM2015) (São Raimundo Nonato & Serra da Capivara, Piauí, Brazil, 17 to 21 August 2015)
- 2014
- Counter Narratives Research (CNR) project.
- 2013
- Fifth Advanced International Colloquium on Building the Scientific Mind (BtSM2013) (Bandung/Lembang, Indonesia, 27 to 31 May 2013)
- 2012
- Lakeside CONVERSATIONS au bord du lac, small scale ad hoc dialogues on things that matter, hosted by Lya and Jan Visser whenever opportunities arise (started formally in 2009, but part of ongoing practice over the years)
- 2011
- Fourth Advanced International Colloquium on Building the Scientific Mind. (Stellenbosch, South Africa, March 7 - 11, 2011)
- Lakeside CONVERSATIONS au bord du lac, small scale ad hoc dialogues on things that matter, hosted by Lya and Jan Visser whenever opportunities arise (started formally in 2009, but part of ongoing practice over the years)
- 2010
- Lakeside CONVERSATIONS au bord du lac, small scale ad hoc dialogues on things that matter, hosted by Lya and Jan Visser whenever opportunities arise (started formally in 2009, but part of ongoing practice over the years)
- 2009
- Presidential panel session + working meeting on Building the Scientific Mind at the Annual Convention of the Association for Educational Communications and Technology, Louisville, KY, October 29 & 30, 2009
- Not by philosophy, science and theology alone (6th International Philosophy, Science and Theology Festival, Grafton, NSW, Australia, 27 June to 1 July 2009)
- Third Advanced International Colloquium on Building the Scientific Mind (Al-Gamaliya, Cairo, Egypt. 10-14 May 2009)
- 2008
- First International conference on ICT for Education in Sardinia / Prima conferenza internazionale sulle ICT al servizio dell'apprendimento in Sardegna (Sardinia, September 12, 2008)
- Evaluating the relevance, effectiveness and efficiency of international cooperation for sustainable postsecondary education development around the world (since the second semester of 2006 and ongoing)
- Rethinking human learning with sustainability in mind: Building the scientific minda case in point (Stellenbosch, South Africa, June 8-11, 2008)
- Multi-author volume on Learners in a changing learning landscape: Reflections from a dialogue on new roles and expectations. (Published by Springer in 2008)
- Panel on Online Learner Competencies (International Board of Standards for Training, Performance and Instruction & Universitat Oberta de Catalunya - Barcelona, Spain, March 13, 2008)
- 3rd Universe Awareness Multidisciplinary Workshop Educational Materials (Leiden, The Netherlands, 25 - 27 February 2008)
- 2007
- Evaluating the relevance, effectiveness and efficiency of international cooperation for sustainable postsecondary education development around the world (since the second semester of 2006 and ongoing)
- Second Advanced International Colloquium on Building the Scientific Mind (Vancouver, BC, Canada, May 28 to June 1, 2007)
- 2006
- Evaluating the relevance, effectiveness and efficiency of international cooperation for sustainable postsecondary education development around the world (since the second semester of 2006 and ongoing)
- The reciprocal influence of science and culture (EU expert workshop, Brussels, Belgium, 8 June 2006)
- To school, or not to school: is that the question? An online discussion hosted by the Higher Education Learning Professionals (HELP) network on Collaboration Across Borders (cabweb.net) from 14 to 27 April 2006
- Symposium on Rediscovering Childhood and conference on Early Childhood Development, organized by the Sindh Education Foundation (Karachi, Pakistan, April 3-6, 2006)
- Unearthing, Resuscitating and Genetically Reengineering the Mammoth (A workshop about rediscovering the power of community building, generating transdisciplinary dialogue and creative collaboration - Provisional announcement)
- 2005
- Learners in a Changing Learning Landscape: New Roles and Expectations - A dialogue motivated by an ibstpi research project (Presidential Session and Workshop, AECT 2005)
- A new focus area on Learning to Live in Harmony is in the process of being established.
- For the love of science (Project in collaboration with Pari Center for New Learning to provide open access to quality science learning modules)
- Advanced International Colloquium on Building the Scientific Mind (The Hague, The Netherlands, May 17-20, 2005)
- 2004
- Advanced International Colloquium on Building the Scientific Mind (Château de Blois, Blois, France, May 15-21, 2005)
- The beauty of simplicity - or how a simple rationale can help distance educators care for the emotional needs of learners. (Montreal, May 10, 2004)
- The historical context of international distance education and its influence on today's developments (Special issue of the Quarterly Review of Distance Education) - CALL FOR PAPERS
- Meaningful learning in the Democratic Republic Congo (Since January 2003)
- 2003
- Innovación Educativa apoyada en Tecnologías (Universidad Autónoma San Luis Potosí, México, 15-21 de octubre de 2003)
- Special Session and Workshop on the Book of Problems (BOP) at AECT 2003 in Anaheim, CA, October 2003
- Critical reflection on learning and development in the light of learning stories from Mozambique (AECT, Anaheim, CA, October 2003)
- Ambiguity, cognition, learning, teaching, and design (AECT, Anaheim, CA, October 2003)
- Criação de capacidade para o desenvolvimento do ensino a distância em Moçambique (Agosto de 2003 até Junho de 2004)
- 3e Rencontres Internationales Science et Conscience - Transdisciplinarité, un chemin vers la paix? (Strasbourg, France, mai 2003)
- Meaningful learning in the Democratic Republic Congo (Since January 2003)
- 2002
- De l'idée d'apprendre sans frontières à la notion du développement de l'apprentissage (Montréal, Québec, Canada, 6 décembre 2002)
- The Book of Problems (or what we don't know about learning) (AECT 2002).
- Mind over Competency (AECT, Dallas, TX, November 2002)
- Critical Thinking and Discourse in Distance Education and Traditional Education (AECT, Dallas, TX, November 2002)
- Construyendo la Universidad de Sabiduría para el Siglo XXI (Guadalajara, agosto 2002)
- Learning after September 11, 2001: A collaborative reflection (Sept. 21, 2001 - Feb. 2002)
- Bringing Space Down to Earth (Vienna, June 2002)
- Internet : Outil pédagogique pour la formation à distance (Alger, mai 2002)
- La Innovación: Necesidad Científica, Opción Artística (mayo 2002)
- Learning Objects Technology: Implications for Educational Research and Practice (AERA 2002 Panel Session)
- Second Order Learning Stories (AERA 2002 roundtable)
- La educación y el aprendizaje en el tiempo de las nuevas tecnologías de información y de comunicación: Un diálogo entre Federico Mayor y Jan Visser (published book chapter)
- The purpose of instruction and education, Florida State University (February and April 2002)
- Research on Problem-Based Learning at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy (IMSA)
- Research on the Use of Innovative Instructional Strategies in Computer Science Curricula
- Development of an Electronic Training System for Generating Orthographies of Unwritten Languages
- Educational Technology Magazine - Special Issue (March/April 2002)
- V Reunión Nacional de Currículo para la Educación Superior: Escenarios para la Universidad del Siglo XXI (Caracas, Venezuela, febrero de 2002)
- LDI collaboration with UNESCO on activities within Learntec 2002 - Global Forum on Learning Technology (Feb 2002)
2001
- Workshop at International Conference of Association for Educational Communications and Technology (November 2001)
- Increasing Human Potential - Review of Research Proposal of Santa Fe Institute Consortium (October/November 2001)
- International Symposium on Learning Communities - Fòrum Universal de las Culturas - Barcelona 2004 (October 2001)
- Instructional Design in an International Setting, University of Southern Alabama (November 2001)
- La Reinvención de la Educación Superior en un Mundo en Cambio (ANUIES, Mexico, September 2001)
- Nova Southeastern University - Summer Institute, Instructional Technology and Distance Education programs (July 2001)
- Rencontres de Versailles 2001 (Chateau de Versailles, June 2001)
- David C. Kinsey Dialogue Series (University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 2001)
- Ethics in Distance Education and Open Learning (ICDE, Dusseldorf, Germany, 2001)
- The Virtual University : The Challenge of the Third Millennium (Algiers, Algeria, 2001)
- Future of e-Education (March 2001 onward)
- UNESCO Learning Workshop on Distance Learning (LearnTec, Karlsruhe, Germany, 2001)
2000
- Complexity Studies (Santa Fe Institute, Santa Fe, NM, 2000)
- The Learning Stories Project (AECT, Denver, CO, 2000)
- Let Them Eat Cake (AECT, Denver, CO, 2000)
- In Search of the Meaning of Learning (AECT, Long Beach, CA & Denver, CO, 2000)