Online Customized Science Educational Tools Purchase Service 'Sinevi' Launched

National Gwacheon Science Museum, Online Teaching Aid Recommendations and Purchases Available
Special Discounts Applied for One Month Starting from the 28th

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bong-su] The Gwacheon National Science Museum will launch the 'SciNavi' service online from the 28th to assist with at-home science learning during the COVID-19 era.

This service is part of the National Policy Design project. It was developed through an active administrative system that involves citizens in the policy development process within government and public institutions to create policies and services that are practically needed. Users can receive recommendations for science kits suited to them and purchase them affordably through partnerships with science kit distributors. The survey for customized kit recommendations is implemented online to enhance accessibility for citizens who find it difficult to visit the science museum. By selecting grade level, topics of interest, number of users (alone/with others), and preferred learning methods (making, experimenting, observing, playing), users receive recommendations for science kits that match their criteria.

Additionally, students and parents can share their customized science kit results to understand any differences and purchase the most suitable kits. A special discount is applied to up to 100 units per type for 54 recommended kits from today until the 27th of next month, lasting one month.

Lee Jeong-mo, director of the Gwacheon Science Museum, said, “We hope SciNavi will help with science learning at home. Going forward, we will expand opportunities for users to participate in the museum’s policy development to design beneficial services.”

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