Young people make an application to share online courses

On November 9, the online learning application Studify was launched by a group of young people in Ho Chi Minh City.

Users experience the Studify app at the launch ceremony - Photo: HOANG THI

As you can imagine, Studify creates a platform connecting people who want to learn and people who want to contribute lectures or courses.

Mr. Quang Anh - founder and CEO of Studify - explains that content can be shared in a variety of fields from natural sciences , social sciences, technology, arts, media to business, professional development, health, and life.

On the learners' side, they can access a variety of learning materials and learning support tools.

The system has many more technologies to optimize learning efficiency such as goal setting and progress tracking features, integrated knowledge testing with quick questions and assessment exercises, quick note-taking tools and vibrant discussion spaces...

On the teachers' side, they can share their knowledge and lectures on the platform and receive a portion of the cost from learners through application usage fees.

Teachers will also be able to grow their community of learners and build their personal brand.

The system has a number of features to support teachers such as an intuitive course design toolkit. Teachers are free to be creative in designing lessons according to their own methods.

In addition, the platform will also create online and offline events, activities, and programs, allowing the community to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and form learning groups.

“I think the future ofeducation lies not only in technology but also in nurturing a sustainable learning community,” said Quang Anh.

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/ban-tre-lam-ung-dung-chia-se-khoa-hoc-truc-tuyen-20241109165547264.htm