Use 'Hakgyoon' to Study Online at Home During School Closure Period
A Platform Gathering Various Contents in One Place
Daily Learning Guidance Information, etc.
Sharing Life Guidance and Textbook-Based Learning Ideas
[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunju Lee] A platform (homepage) called 'Hakgyoon' that gathers various content in one place to enable students to study online at home during the closure period will be launched.
The Ministry of Education and metropolitan and provincial offices of education announced on the 11th that they will begin operating the integrated online learning support homepage Hakgyoon site.
Hakgyoon offers daily learning guidance information voluntarily created by teachers nationwide, organized by grade and subject. In addition, content from other ministries in fields such as culture and arts, safety, and humanities can also be accessed. Information on indoor play and exercise sites, life guidance, and ideas for textbook-based learning are also shared.
Information related to online learning provided by each metropolitan and provincial office of education and how to use services necessary for online class management can also be checked.
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Meanwhile, a remote support volunteer group called 'Gyosaon (溫)' will be formed to assist teachers with online teaching and learning. They remotely access the PCs of teachers who request support to help with opening online classrooms and designing and operating online class processes. It will be officially operated starting from the 16th.
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