Summary of "Konferensi Pendidikan dan Gelar Karya “Guru Hebat, Indonesia Cerdas”"

Summary of the Video

Konferensi Pendidikan dan Gelar Karya “Guru Hebat, Indonesia Cerdas”

Main Ideas and Concepts

1. Event Overview

The conference and exhibition titled “Great Teachers, Smart Indonesia” is a collaboration between the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education of Indonesia and Canva Education. The event celebrates National Teachers’ Month 2025 and aims to foster dialogue among policymakers, educators, technology partners, and media to enhance education quality through innovation and creativity.

2. Cultural Opening

The event began with a traditional dance performance, “Ratu Jaro,” showcasing cultural heritage and achievements in international competitions.

3. Collaboration Between Ministry and Canva

Since 2021, Canva has been a strategic partner supporting Indonesia’s digital transformation in education.
Over 6.7 million teachers and students actively use Canva integrated with the national learning platform akunbelajar.id.
Canva provides free access to design tools, training, mentoring, and community activities to empower teachers and students to be creative and collaborative.
More than 92,000 teachers have participated in Canva training webinars across various provinces.
Teachers report increased student creativity, motivation, self-confidence, and collaboration skills when using Canva in learning.

4. Role of Technology in Education

Technology is positioned as a vital tool to make learning more meaningful, enjoyable, and accessible, especially in remote areas.

The Ministry is distributing Interactive Flat Panels (IFPs) and expanding digital access to support interactive and engaging learning.
Digital ecosystems like Rumah Pendidikan (Education Home) connect teachers, students, schools, government, and private sectors for evidence-based policymaking and inclusive education.

5. Teacher Empowerment and Welfare

The Ministry prioritizes teacher welfare through direct professional allowances and incentives for both ASN (civil servant) and non-ASN teachers, including those in remote (3T) regions. Welfare improvements are seen as key to improving education quality.

6. Educational Transformation and Innovations

Shift from rote memorization to deep learning that is mindful, relevant, and enjoyable.
Over 187,000 teachers trained in deep learning methodologies.
Coding and AI learning programs have trained over 49,000 teachers, promoting critical thinking, collaboration, and ethical technology use among students.
Simplified teacher performance reporting to allow teachers to focus on teaching.
Character education is emphasized through programs like the “Seven Habits of Great Indonesian Children,” implemented in over 48,000 schools.
National academic ability tests taken by 3.5 million students help map and equalize education quality.

7. Language and Cultural Strengthening

More than 1.1 million participants in the UKBI language proficiency test in 2025.
Revitalization of 120 regional languages.
Indonesian language and literature program launched at Al-Azhar University in Cairo, marking international recognition.

8. Future Directions and Challenges

Continued expansion of digital education tools and infrastructure, especially to remote regions.
Encouragement of lifelong learning and creative use of technology by Generation Z and Alpha generations.
The Ministry’s efforts align with the President’s priorities for digitalization and universal participation in education.

Methodology / Key Instructions Highlighted

Using Canva in Education

Integrate Canva with akunbelajar.id for single sign-on and seamless access.
Use Canva to design interactive, visually appealing learning materials and assessments.
Participate in training and webinars to improve digital literacy and teaching competencies.
Encourage student collaboration and creativity through design projects.
Use technology tools like Interactive Flat Panels to enhance lesson interactivity.
Combine Canva with other digital ecosystems such as GTK Room and Student Room for comprehensive teaching and learning support.

Teacher Training and Support

Join competency improvement webinars and roadshows offered by Canva and the Ministry.
Upload and share creative teaching works on platforms like GTK space to inspire peers.
Engage in deep learning training to shift from memorization to meaningful learning experiences.
Participate in coding and AI programs to prepare students for future digital challenges.

Policy and Welfare

Utilize direct allowance systems for transparent and timely teacher compensation.
Support non-ASN teachers and those in remote areas with special incentives.
Implement simplified reporting systems to reduce administrative burdens on teachers.

Speakers and Sources Featured

Prof. Abdul Mukti Minister of Primary and Secondary Education of the Republic of Indonesia
Mr. Atip Latiful Hayat Deputy Minister of Primary and Secondary Education of the Republic of Indonesia
Mrs. Suharti Secretary General of the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education
Mrs. Nunu Suryani Director General of Teachers, Education Personnel and Teacher Education
Mrs. Megan Towns Canva Education Lead for Asia Pacific Japan Region
Ms. Stefan Herli Canva Indonesia Country Lead
Ms. Pipit Indrawati Canva Indonesia Southeast Asia Education Lead
Other Ministry Officials and Special Staff Mr. Bianto, Mr. Gogot, Mr. Didik Suardi, Mr. Arif Jamali, Mr. Yudis, Mr. Anang, Mr. Marruf, and others
Mr. Abdul Haris Event Moderator and Prayer Leader

Conclusion

The conference showcased a strong partnership between the Indonesian Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education and Canva Education to accelerate digital transformation in education. It emphasized teacher empowerment, creative and meaningful learning, welfare improvement, and inclusive access to technology, especially in remote areas. The event highlighted ongoing educational reforms aligned with national priorities to build a smarter, more creative Indonesia through universal participation and innovative use of technology in classrooms.