i-Scream Edu to Co-Develop ‘Hyper-Personalized AI Learning Engine’ with Seoul National University and GINUE

[Financial News] i-Scream Edu is joining forces with leading educational institutions and academic associations to build a next-generation, AI-powered learning platform.
i-Scream Edu said on the 7th that it had signed a joint agreement with Seoul National University, Gyeongin National University of Education (GINUE) and the Association for Special Education and Digital Education (SeeD) to conduct research on AI diagnosis and recommendation models and generative AI-based personalized learning generation.
The collaboration aims to combine the latest AI technologies with the educational data and service capabilities of i-Scream Edu’s flagship smart-learning service, i-Scream Home-Learn, to provide learning and growth-management services optimized for each student.
To this end, the institutions will divide specialized responsibilities for developing AI learning-analysis and generation engines. GINUE’s AI Personalized Learning Research Institute will handle learning analysis and diagnosis, prescription technologies, and the development of knowledge maps. Seoul National University’s Big Data Innovation Convergence College will research technologies for generating content types and customized questions based on diagnostic data. Drawing on the expertise of teachers working in the field, SeeD will validate the educational soundness of the research findings.
i-Scream Edu plans to further enhance the reliability of its AI education services by designing the system so that the rationale behind decisions can be transparently traced throughout the entire process, from learning diagnosis and prescription to content generation.
An i-Scream Edu representative said, “The next-generation AI learning platform has an integrated engine structure that organically connects diagnosis, prescription and content generation,” adding, “We will present a model that comes closest to hyper-personalized, customized learning.”

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