Shinhan University Holds Training for Faculty on Utilizing Edutech Platform 'QuizN Pro'

Shinhan University Holds 'QuizN Pro' Training for Full-time Faculty
Hands-on Practice with Real-time Quizzes and Video
Expanding Student-participatory Classes through AI and Digital Technologies

Shinhan University (President Kang Sungjong) conducted 'QuizN Pro Utilization Training,' an edutech platform training session for full-time faculty members at Jinri Hall on the Uijeongbu Campus on the 24th.

Shinhan University is conducting 'QuizN Pro Edutech Platform Training' for full-time faculty members at the Jinri Hall of the Uijeongbu Campus on the 24th. Provided by Shinhan University

This training session was a follow-up program to the business agreement that Shinhan University signed with Soft& Co., Ltd., an edutech company, in July. It was organized to strengthen the faculty's digital capabilities and to expand student-participatory classes.

According to the agreement, Soft& Co., Ltd. will provide Shinhan University with a complimentary 'QuizN University License (Pro)' valued at 20 million won per year for a period of one year. Shinhan University faculty and students can use the service without any additional fees.

The training was held twice, once in the morning and once in the afternoon. Shin Jongwoo, Director of AI Convergence at Shinhan University, led the sessions as the instructor, introducing the main features of QuizN and practical methods for class application through hands-on activities.

The core contents of the training included: 'QuizN Show,' which uses real-time quizzes and participatory content; 'QuizN Board,' where instructors and students can share opinions and materials; 'QuizN Class,' which combines quizzes, boards, and slides; and 'QuizN Video,' which incorporates quizzes into video content.

In particular, the training focused on class design methods that enable students to participate in lessons in real time via smartphones or PCs and exchange feedback instantaneously with instructors.

Shinhan University plans to utilize QuizN in actual courses going forward, shifting from instructor-centered to student-participatory classes and enhancing real-time feedback and interaction.

Shin Jongwoo, Director of AI Convergence at Shinhan University, commented, "The proliferation of AI and edutech is not simply about adopting an additional tool in university education. It fundamentally changes the way instructors design classes and the way students participate in learning," adding, "We will continue to expand practical training and support so that instructors can apply digital technologies naturally in their classes without feeling overwhelmed."

He also remarked, "The essence of the educational innovation that Shinhan University pursues lies not in the technology itself, but in how we can enhance student participation and learning experiences through technology. By leveraging AI and edutech, we will create an environment where instructors and students communicate more actively and students become the main agents in their own learning journey."

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