- NetDragon's (777) Chairman Dr. Liu Dejian proposes the "On-Demand Learning" framework at a UN Expert Group Meeting.
- The company introduces AI-driven strategies to enhance STEM education in Least Developed Countries (LDCs).
- NetDragon's AI Production Center revolutionizes educational content creation, reducing production time to one hour per lesson.
Dr. Liu Dejian, Chairman of NetDragon Websoft Holdings Limited (777), recently participated in a United Nations High-level Expert Group Meeting in New York, where he advocated for a new "On-Demand Learning" model. This initiative aims to improve STEM education in Least Developed Countries (LDCs) by utilizing AI and digital solutions.
During the meeting, Dr. Liu outlined three strategic components integral to NetDragon's approach: the AI Production Center, the 3E High-Quality Educational Content standard, and the EDA Education Metaverse. The AI Production Center uses cutting-edge large language models and specialized AI tools to automate educational content creation. This system significantly shortens the production time to just one hour per lesson and minimizes human intervention, resulting in reduced costs.
NetDragon has set its sights on creating a global learning community through the EDA Education Metaverse. This platform aims to democratize technology and facilitate resource co-creation while using blockchain technology to incentivize user contributions. The company has already launched the MHESI Skill platform in Thailand, showcasing practical applications of their AI-driven educational technologies.
Dr. Liu's proposals received positive feedback at the UN meeting, emphasizing the potential of AI in fostering inclusive, high-quality education in underserved regions. NetDragon continues to pioneer AI-driven strategies to transform traditional educational models and build a large-scale global learning community.
