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Poor students to access the internet thanks to special programme
The COVID-19 pandemic has had many impacts socio-economic life, in which education is one of the most affected industries and the sector has implemented online teaching and learning to adapt to the new situation.
First, second, sixth graders to learn through television from October
The Ministry of Education and Training said that distance learning through television for first, second and sixth graders will be launched in October.
Most students use mobile phones for distance learning
Kaspersky's latest survey shows that 59% of children in the Asia Pacific region have used their phones to attend online classes.
Vietnam officially approves online schooling
School princpals can decide on whether to organize online classes.
Education sector gears up for digital transformation
Education, especially tertiary education, will serve as a foundation for Vietnam to thrive. The reform of education can only be implemented through digital transformation.
72 percent of entries to Viet Solutions 2020 contest from overseas
More than 200 entries have been sent to Viet Solutions 2020 - a competition seeking digital transformation solutions for Vietnam - with 72 percent coming from overseas, the organising board said on August 26.
High tuition at medical schools puts poor students at disadvantage
The announcement by the HCM City University of Medicine and Pharmacy on raising tuition by five times has stunned the public.
PhD training: higher requirements set on students and instructors
The number of articles published in international publications by Vietnam’s higher education establishments has increased by three times compared with seven years ago.
E-learning methods see boom during COVID-19 pandemic
E-learning models are expected to boom amid the COVID-19 outbreak as the Government searches for new education methods, experts said.
Take advantage of e-learning to improve education
Duong Thang Long, deputy principal of the Hanoi Open University, talks about e-learning.
COVID-19 changes nature of learning and teaching for good
It's unprecedented, but now students all over Viet Nam have had their Tết (Lunar New Year) holiday extended to more than a month.
E-learning in HCMC developing without synchronous guidance
Being closed for nearly two months due to the unwanted Covid-19 outbreak, schools in HCM City are enthusiastically turning to e-learning styles. However, this unprepared application of the new learning method has revealed various weaknesses.
E-learning software market: no control, no censor
HCM City authorities have released a document allowing students to stay off school until the end of February because of Covid-19.
First 1,000sq.m smart library comes into operation in HCM City
Ho Chi Minh City’s first smart library, spanning a total area of 1,000 square metres, recently opened to students at Tran Dai Nghia high school in the southern city for the 2019- 2020 academic year.
E-learning meets evolving needs
Vietnam's e-learning market is diversifying in terms of offerings but innovation must continue to keep up with demand and new trends.
Edtech a promising space
The views of a range of stakeholders on what the future holds for edtech.
E-learning, blended education expected to become more common in VN
VietNamNet Bridge - E-learning is expected to be the major education model in the 4.0 industry revolution era, with training programs personalized to fit learners.
Online education: which model can succeed?
VietNamNet Bridge - The Vietnamese online education market has high potential with an estimated value of billions of dollars, but many barriers exist.
Public outcry over HCM City’s e-textbook decision
VietNamNet Bridge – The HCM City Education and Training Department has encountered strong public opposition about its proposed $4 trillion e-textbook program.
It’s time for e-learning to boom in Vietnam
VietNamNet Bridge – E-learning, with its high usability and interaction level, has become more and more popular in Vietnam. The market is expected to witness a boom once more big e-learning app developers jump into it.
