Five Hanoi schools to pilot AI application in teaching
The Hanoi Department of Education and Training has planned to expand the artificial intelligence (AI) application in teaching and learning activities in more schools in the coming time after this platform is successfully piloted.
Hanoi (VNA) – 💦The Hanoi Department of Education and Training has planned to expand the artificial intelligence (AI) application in teaching and learning activities in more schools in the coming time after this platform is successfully piloted.
According to the department, Hanoi has five schools piloting the use of AI in teaching, namely Kindergarten B in Hoan Kiem district; Le Van Tam primary school, and Nguyen Dinh Chieu secondary school in Hai Ba Trung district; Chu Van An secondary school in Long Bien district; and Phan Huy Chu high school in Dong Da district.
The pilot at these schools is part of a scientific research project titled "Building and piloting a smart education model for preschool and general education in Hanoi”.
Deputy Director of the Hanoi Department of Education and Training Nguyen Quang Tuan, head of the project, stated that the work aims to apply digital transformation across all educational levels in the city.
Experts have studied smart education platforms worldwide, including relevant theories and lessons, then developed a model and applied it specifically to each school and educational level.
Smart classrooms also feature the ability to automatically convert lessons into digital materials. After each class, students can revisit the materials to review the lessons. This approach not only helps students grasp the content more thoroughly but also allows absent students to catch up on what they miss.
After successfully piloting the programme at these schools, the municipal Department of Education and Training plans to expand to more schools in the city./.
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