"K-Came to Learn Edutech" Visang Education Hosts Key Figures from 3 East Asian Countries at Headquarters
Visang Education held a visit event on the 7th at its headquarters in Guro-gu with key figures from three East Asian countries and World Bank officials.
View original imageVisang Education announced on the 11th that it held a visit event with key figures from three East Asia and Pacific countries and World Bank officials at its headquarters in Guro-gu on the 7th.
This event was an occasion where the Korea Development Institute (KDI)'s Global Knowledge Exchange and Development Center (GKEDC), the World Bank (WB) Digital Development Department, and Education Department invited government officials from Mongolia, the Philippines, and Indonesia, as well as World Bank officials, to Korea for a 3-night, 4-day visit starting from the 5th to strengthen partnerships with partner countries and international organizations.
On the 7th, Visang Education demonstrated digital products under the theme of "Visang's Successful Digital Transformation Cases and Edutech Overseas Expansion Cases" at its headquarters in Guro-gu, with about 40 attendees including government officials from three East Asia and Pacific countries and World Bank officials.
Visang Education's global products include Math Alive, Oxford Discover, and Master K. These products were introduced as cases effectively integrating digital technology into educational programs. Visang Education shared its development experience as an excellent provider of smart educational content and created an opportunity to establish long-term knowledge partnerships with the three East Asia and Pacific countries related to the Korean edutech industry.
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No Jung-il, CEO of Visang Education Global Company, stated, "It was a meaningful opportunity to introduce Visang Education's experience and technology to policymakers in the Asian region and to seek future cooperation."
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