Visang Education is expanding its strategic partnerships with AI-powered EdTech companies to build a platform-centric education ecosystem. By collaborating with a wide range of AI and content providers, the company aims to simultaneously broaden and deepen its education services and secure leadership in the education platform market.

 

Roh Joong-il, CEO of Visang Education’s Global Company, said, “What matters now is not how many AI features a company has, but who can best design the learning experience and continuously refine the data generated in that process.” He added, “Visang Education is implementing the structural changes that AI brings to learning through a platform, and starting this year, we plan to expand that platform globally.”

 

◆ Full-Scale Promotion of AI-Based Education Platform Partnerships Centered on AllviA CL

Visang Education recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with EdTech company WillBeSoft and announced that it will move forward in earnest with AI-based education platform collaborations centered on its global education platform, AllviA Connect Learning (AllviA CL).

 

WillBeSoft is an EdTech company that has independently developed “SAASDA,” an AI learning platform that combines an LLM-based chatbot with a recommendation engine. The company has been recognized for its technological capabilities by providing AI-driven education solutions and digital learning services to enterprises and public institutions.

 

AllviA CL is an AI-based SaaS education platform that allows external content and solutions to be integrated in a modular form. It provides core services such as an LMS, automated e-learning content generation, video-based live classes, the AI conversational learning service “AI Speak 2.0,” and AI teaching assistant agents, supporting a wide range of both online and offline learning environments.

 

Visang Education’s partnership with WillBeSoft reflects its strategy to build an open EdTech ecosystem. By collaborating with various AI and content companies around AllviA CL, the company plans to expand both the scope and depth of its education services.

 

This approach follows similar partnerships formed last year with Vietnam-based HEID, as well as GlobePoint, Creative Yellow, and Cyworks.

 

CEO Roh explained, “Educational services are built on a complex structure in which elements such as content, assessment, AI interaction, operations, and data analytics are organically divided and connected around a platform.” He added, “Rather than one company trying to excel at everything, a model in which the platform provides common standards, integration, and data flows—while partners contribute specialized functions as modules—is faster and more sustainable.”

 

He concluded, “By centering on AllviA CL, Visang Education is strengthening its role as an ‘intermediary’ that connects demand—schools, teachers, and learners—with supply, including content, solutions, and AI technologies.”

 

[Source] PaxeTV(http://www.paxetv.com)