On the morning of November 19, M.Sc. Nguyen Trong Thanh, Director of the DTU Center for Software Engineering (CSE), introduced “CLICK-Ed”, a Digital Learning and Content Creation Platform in Education to DTU faculty and students This marks a significant step forward in DTU’s ongoing journey to innovate and elevate the learning experience in the near future.
M.Sc. Nguyen Trong Thanh, Director of the DTU Center for Software Engineering,
presents the Digital Learning & Content Creation Platform in Education
Unlike many existing platforms on the market, “CLICK-Ed” offers several outstanding features: comprehensive learning and knowledge sharing via mobile and web, a rich content library covering hundreds of academic fields, modern course architecture, reward points to enhance learning motivation, natural interaction through an intelligent learning chatbot, and strict protection of user data and learning materials.
In particular, “CLICK-Ed”’s engaging short video lessons open a completely new way for learners to approach knowledge. These videos are concise, visually intuitive, and easy to absorb, while adhering to standardized content suitable for each course and academic program at the university.
A large number of lecturers, staff, and students attend the event
As an online learning tool, “CLICK-Ed” aims to build a comprehensive digital education ecosystem where lecturers can easily digitize lectures, design assignments, and track student progress. Simultaneously, students are empowered to access knowledge at their own pace and according to their preferred learning methods.
With flexible scalability, “CLICK-Ed” promises to become a bridge that enables more effective interaction between lecturers and students while promoting creative thinking, self-learning skills, and a spirit of intellectual exploration in the digital age.
“CLICK-Ed” strongly reaffirms DTU’s commitment to providing the best and most personalized learning experience, helping each student maximize their potential in the new era.
“CLICK-Ed” provides the best and most personalized learning experience,
helping each student maximize their potential in the new era
M.Sc. Nguyen Trong Thanh, said: "With "CLICK-Ed," we aim to create a learning environment where learners are inspired and supported by new technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to analyze learning data. Additionally, intelligent academic assistants empower learners to proactively explore knowledge in a way that suits them best and to create content to share the knowledge they acquire with the community. What makes us proud is that 'CLICK-Ed' has been developed, tested, and refined with contributions from DTU students and lecturers.
We hope that, in the near future, 'CLICK-Ed' will help DTU students find learning more engaging, turning it into an interactive journey where knowledge is delivered through dynamic and diverse forms rather than being confined to textbooks or traditional lectures."
(Media Center)