VISANG Education Hosts Edutech Camp Connecting Current and Prospective Teachers... "Supporting Digital Competencies in Public Education"
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- 2026-09-08 09:46:01
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- 2026-09-08 09:46:01

This camp was organized to impart practical knowledge of the rapidly changing school environment and the digital education landscape to prospective teachers preparing to enter the profession. The intensive program, lasting approximately six hours, was attended by about 60 current elementary school teachers and prospective teachers. Beyond simply receiving theoretical instruction, participants practiced actual teaching methods utilizing AI and EdTech, and shared know-how on student guidance and classroom management. In particular, small-group mentoring facilitated lively Q&A sessions regarding practical issues such as student teaching and classroom management.
Through this event, VISANG Education strengthened its connection with future teachers by directly showcasing its core educational assets, such as textbooks and edutech solutions like the teaching support platform 'VIVASAM,' to prospective teachers. The company plans to build a field-oriented educational ecosystem starting from the teacher training stage, amidst an educational environment where the adoption of digital textbooks and edutech is becoming widespread.
Heo Bo-wook, CEO of VISANG Education Content Company, said, "I hope this served as an opportunity for prospective teachers to encounter the vivid experiences of current teachers and develop the competencies necessary as future educators," adding, "We will continue to support prospective teachers' first steps in the teaching profession and steadily expand exchanges with the field based on our content, such as textbooks and VIVASAM."
Meanwhile, 'Banollim School,' which co-planned this event, is a research group centered on active elementary school teachers that develops teaching materials and conducts teacher training, with 'Banollim Content School' and 'Banollim Digital School' as its core.
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