Three firms, including Rosie Brothers (CEO Sang-min Noh), Classting (CEO Hyeon-gu Cho), and iPortfolio (CEO Seong-yoon Kim), specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) education, held a live Zoom webinar at 4 p.m. on the twenty eighth for current elementary and middle school teachers. It was announced that it would supply an introduction and guide on find out how to use AI.
Rosie Brothers is the developer of the coding education solution 'Codemos', and along with 'Classing AI' and iPortfolio's English education solution Leading&, it was recognized for its highest level of experience by elementary teachers at 350 leading digital schools last yr.
The webinar can be held in a complete of 4 sessions, and in the primary session, Soohyung Choi, a teacher at Yongcheon Elementary School, will present her experience using the services of three firms in actual educational settings.
Within the second session, Yang Hae-jun, manager of Classting, will give a lecture on the ‘Classting AI Introduction Guide.’ We plan to present an AI-based personalized learning guidance method for every student that might be immediately applied in schools and classrooms.
Within the third session, Reading&'s skilled Dawon Jeong will introduce the appliance of Reading&'s 5-step multidimensional reading method in public education and find out how to use the AI English conversation service 'Laura' through Reading& services.
In the ultimate session, Sooyeon Choi, an education researcher at Codemos, will present learning models that might be immediately applied in educational settings, corresponding to level-specific software learning courses, AI-based personalized class models, and topic-centered class design methods using AI courseware.
Sangmin Noh, CEO of Logi Brothers, said, “This webinar was prepared to successfully establish digital education in the general public education field,” and added, “Because it presents practical ways to use highly effective edutech solutions to classroom classes, we hope that many teachers will participate.” I hope so.”
Detailed information concerning the webinar might be found on each company's website, and you need to apply for participation online upfront.
Reporter Park Soo-bin sbin08@aitimes.com
