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From Zero to Classroom App in 60 Minutes

From Zero to Vibe Coding in 60 Minutes is a friendly, hands-on workshop for teachers who want to see what AI-assisted coding can really do.
In just one hour, you will go from an idea to a working classroom tool, using simple prompts, quick testing and playful iteration. No coding confidence is needed – just bring a problem you would like to solve, a lesson you would like to improve, or a small tool you wish existed.
By the end, you will understand the basics of vibe coding, how to guide AI more effectively, and how to turn rough ideas into useful prototypes for teaching and learning.

Facilitated By

James Abela

Director of Digital Learning and Entrepreneurship, Garden International School

James Abela, Director of Digital Learning and Entrepreneurship at Garden International School, combines his extensive industry experience with a passion for education.

Since 2012, he has been instrumental in shaping the UK computing curriculum. He is the author of Vibe Coding: From Idea to App at the Speed of Flow, Creating SwiftUI Apps in Playgrounds, Parenting and Teaching in the Age of AI, The Gamified Classroom and the Oxford University Press IB Diploma Computer Science book. As the founder of the Southeast Asia Computer Science Teachers Association (SEACSTA), James has become a key figure in computer science education. His accolades include being named 21st Century Teacher of the Year in 2014, an Apple Distinguished Educator (Class Cork 2013), Google Innovator (London 2012), and a finalist for the Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Award in 2023.

James also runs workshops and writes curriculum resources, inspiring students to pursue their passions and attend world-renowned universities such as Harvard, Cambridge, Imperial and Carnegie Mellon.

Other Sessions in Bangkok

  • The Better Grades Paradox: AI Literacy in Action.

    Safiyya Punjani

  • AI and Unlocking Deeper Learning Through Data

    Safiyya Punjani

  • AI in Education: Connecting Brains, Hearts, and World

    Safiyya Punjani

  • From AI Potential to Practical School Workflows

    Safiyya Punjani

  • Skills Before Tools: A Rapid Strategy Swap for Elementary AI Literacy

    Nikki Vreugdenhil

About the Organizer

21st Century Learning (21CL) organizes top-tier conferences and events that align with its mission of “Building Communities of Learners”

Aside from AIFE, our annual event portfolio includes International Schools Asia Conference, 21CLHK Conference, GBA School Awards, PHASE Asia Pacific and PHASE China (PE, Health, and Athletics), OFFSEAS (Outdoor Education), Lead to Succeed (Education Leadership), and InnovateEDU South Korea.

Led by educators with deep experience in Education Leadership, Professional Learning, EdTech and Progressive Pedagogy. 21CL also offers consultancy and professional learning services for schools.

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