On Wednesday, March 18th, CIEC (Community for Innovation of Education and
Learning through Computers and Communication Networks),
an academic organization in Japan focused on education and information/communication technology,
visited Visang Education's headquarters.
The visit was arranged to review Visang Education's AI-Powered edtech services and platform operations.
With 11 representatives from CIEC in attendance, the visit provided a meaningful opportunity
to showcase the technical capabilities of the AllviA platform and explore future avenues for collaboration.
< Excerpt from CIEC's Academic Journal (Japan) >
Notably, details of this visit and the strengths of the AllviA platform were later featured in CIEC's academic journal,
demonstrating the strong interest of Japan's academic community in Korea's edtech industry.
Introducing the AI-Powered EdTech Platform, AllviA
During the visit, Joong-il Roh, CEO of Visang Education Global Company,
introduced the AI-Powered edtech platform 'AllviA.'
He emphasized that AllviA was developed as a platform that interconnects all elements of learning — teachers, learners, and content —
to build a global learning ecosystem, with the goal of enabling anyone to access educational opportunities anytime, anywhere.
The presentation also revealed AllviA's system architecture, which includes individualized instructor audio data,
a RAG-LLM framework, and user data collection, offering a detailed look at the platform's technical foundation.
The Geopolitical Advantage of Korean EdTech
Visang Education highlighted that since education in each country reflects its own unique cultural, ideological, and religious background,
there is inherent demand for edtech solutions that can adapt universally rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
The company also pointed to a growing international movement to reduce dependence on the US- and China-centered LLM ecosystems
and to pursue independent educational DX (digital transformation) initiatives.
Within this landscape, Visang Education conveyed its view that Korea — not being a direct party to the US-China rivalry —
can serve as a trustworthy partner for many countries seeking collaboration.
Core Features of the AllviA Platform
Visang Education explained that AllviA provides learners with an environment for preview and review available at any time,
while offering teachers integrated management functions covering attendance tracking, course material management, exam creation, and grading/assessment.
The company noted that the platform's core value lies in enhancing the quality of instruction through organic interaction among AI, teachers, and learners.
Current Status of Global Business Expansion
During the visit, Visang Education also shared updates on AllviA's global business expansion.
Domestically, the company has already signed contracts with numerous universities and educational institutions.
In Uzbekistan, it has partnered on an AI-Powered Korean language education platform through a Korean language education project for a national university.
In Vietnam, AllviA is being used to support Korean language education and educational DX at the secondary school level.
The platform also participated in EDIX, Japan's largest education exhibition, held in Tokyo in May 2026.
Visang Education continues its efforts to build a platform flexible enough
to adapt to each country's distinct culture, history, and educational environment, and plans to further expand exchanges with
Japan's academic and industry communities following this visit from CIEC.
Going forward, Visang Education will continue to collaborate with educational institutions and academic organizations around the world to further AllviA's global expansion.