WiMi Cooperates With China Education Television in Holographic Education, Serving Nearly 100 Million Teachers and Students in Rural Areas
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BEIJING, March 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc. (Nasdaq: WIMI) ( WiMi or the Company ), a leading Hologram Augmented Reality ( AR ) Technology provider in China, today announced a strategic cooperation with the Dream Classroom program of China Education Television.
Established by the Ministry of Education of the People s Republic of China, China Education Television hosts more than a dozen satellite educational projects, including the four major projects for national remote education. In addition, China Education Television has nearly 700,000 receiving satellite stations and directly serves nearly one hundred million school teachers and students in rural areas at the primary and secondary school levels. China Education Television and China Vision Ocean (Beijing) Film Cul
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NEW endeavours do not come without its set of challenges – this is a given.
But if the project involves a channel dedicated to the broadcasting of educational content in the country, necessary steps must be taken to ensure it is delivered well.
In the days leading up to its launch on Feb 17, DidikTV Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia (KPM) received much hype. Unfortunately, its first broadcast received just as much criticism and flak, too, from the public.
An 88-second video clip of teacher Rafidah Rahmat’s science lesson on the reproductive system went viral not only for her weak command of the English language, but for factual inaccuracies as well.
Only the best: ETV former head V.V. George says it is crucial to have qualified people onboard.
LONG before the birth of DidikTV, the country had a similar programme that ran for over three decades.
Education Television, or better known as ETV and TV Pendidikan in Bahasa Malaysia, pioneered educational television programmes in the country upon its launch on June 19,1972.
ETV former head V.V. George recounted the strenuous days and efforts his team put into ensuring all students in the country had equal access to quality education.
The primary aim of ETV, he told StarEdu, was to reach out to students in rural schools.
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