Mayor Kang Su-hyun: "We Will Support Educational Projects to Foster Creative Convergence Talents"
Held on the 7th at Hoecheon Middle School... Introducing Edutech Technology and Providing Hands-on Experience Opportunities

Gyeonggi Yangju City (Mayor Kang Su-hyun) announced on the 6th that it will hold the ‘2024 EduTech R&D Lab - A Special Meeting Opening the Future (Let’s Enjoy EduTech)’ event at Hoecheon Middle School on the 7th, hosted and organized by the Gyeonggi-do Institute of Education Research Foundation.

'2024 Edutech R&D Lab - A Special Meeting Opening the Future' Poster. Provided by Yangju City

'2024 Edutech R&D Lab - A Special Meeting Opening the Future' Poster. Provided by Yangju City

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This event was prepared to introduce and provide hands-on opportunities for EduTech technologies applicable to public education to teachers and parents in Gyeonggi-do, ahead of the opening of the EduTech R&D Lab jointly promoted by the Gyeonggi-do Institute of Education Research Foundation and Yangju City.


The EduTech R&D Lab is a facility where on-site teachers in Gyeonggi-do can experience, research, and provide feedback on EduTech technologies developed for educational purposes to determine their suitability for school settings. It is scheduled to open at Hoecheon Middle School in March 2025.


The event consists of demonstrations of EduTech classes by active teachers and various EduTech experience booths.


In particular, the EduTech class demonstrations are organized into three sessions: physical education, music, and art, with a total of 12 classes conducted. Active teachers will demonstrate EduTech class cases using the classroom environment of Hoecheon Middle School, vividly recreating the scene of future classrooms, which has recently become a hot topic, exactly as it appears in school settings.


At the experience booths, various programs such as ▲Smart Bike, Smart Measurement in EduTech Physical Education classrooms, Digital Art Experience ▲AI Music Courseware ▲VR Experience are prepared for parents and students to directly try and test.



Mayor Kang Su-hyun stated, “Yangju City, which is promoting the pilot project for the Education Development Special Zone, will continue to actively support innovative educational projects so that our city’s students can firmly grow into creative convergence talents leading the digital era amid the rapidly changing public education environment such as AI textbooks.”


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