Woongjin ThinkBig Presents 'MathFeed' Case at UNESCO Digital Learning Week

Won Man-ho, Head of DX Division, "Expanding Educational Inclusivity with AI Technology"

Woongjin ThinkBig announced on the 9th that it presented at 'Digital Learning Week 2024,' hosted by UNESCO, showcasing its AI-based elementary and middle school arithmetic application, 'MathFeed.'

At the event, Manho Won, Head of the DX Business Division at Woongjin ThinkBig, explained how the company's proprietary AI algorithm enables personalized learning. He particularly highlighted that MathFeed utilizes IRT (Item Response Theory) for performance measurement and provides personalized learning paths, enabling efficient education.

Won Man-ho, Head of DX Business Division at Woongjin ThinkBig, standing at the UNESCO Digital Learning Week podium. (Photo by Woongjin ThinkBig)

Head Won emphasized, "MathFeed's AI technology can provide equitable learning opportunities to students worldwide," adding, "Teachers around the globe can offer personalized coaching to individual students, significantly enhancing educational inclusivity and equity."

An education official from Congo, Africa, who attended the seminar, stated, "In developing countries, one teacher often has to instruct many students, which is challenging," and added, "AI-based personalized solutions like MathFeed will be a great help in environments lacking educational infrastructure."

Meanwhile, UNESCO prioritizes ensuring that everyone receives equitable and inclusive education and holds the annual 'Digital Learning Week' as a seminar to explore this topic. At this year's event, Woongjin ThinkBig's MathFeed was selected as an 'Outstanding Edutech Case Utilizing AI' and presented on related technologies and educational effects.