This interdisciplinary project aims to address the digital transformation across Vietnam focussing on developing practices with educators from diverse geographic areas and different gender groups across Vietnam on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools for teaching and learning (T&L).

his project involves education and computer science researchers from the UK (BCU, NTU) and Vietnam (HCMUE, HUE, VNU, VU) working with schools and educators in Vietnam to co-develop pedagogical practices and resources to trial latest AIEd technologies. The project focuses on the pedagogical experiences, considerations and needs from rural and urban areas in Vietnam with the aim to learn about the perspectives of educators from different gender groups from these areas on using AI in education. This is underpinned by UNESCO's recommendation (2019) that 'as AI is emerging, there is an opportunity to involve education stakeholders at an early stage to shape them based on educators', learners' and education leaders' perspectives for sustainable development and implementation of AI'. Project findings will be developed into resources for educators and researchers; and inform a roadmap and recommendations for a sustainable development of emerging tech for education.

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This project includes education and computer science researchers from six universities in Vietnam and in the UK. Read more about the project partnership and team members here: Project Institutions and Members

This work was supported by a Research Collaborations grant, ID [1203765317 Cui Vietnam], under the International Science Partnerships Fund. The grant is funded by the UK Department for Science Innovation and Technology in partnership with the British Council. For further information, please visit https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/international-science-partnerships-fund-ispf.

 

The International Science Partnerships Fund puts research and innovation at the heart of our international relationships, supporting UK researchers and innovators to work with peers around the world on the major themes of our time: planet, health, tech and talent. The fund is managed by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology and delivered by a consortium of the UK’s leading research and innovation bodies, which includes: UK Research and Innovation, the UK Academies, the British Council, the Met Office, the National Physical Laboratory, the UK Atomic Energy Authority, and Universities UK International.

 

This project's funding is managed by the British Council.