On November 1, 2026, Hailiang Technology launched the HaiMate teacher AI workbench at the Changsha Education Equipment Exhibition, integrating functions such as AI lesson preparation, classroom reflection, and performance analysis, supporting the generation of school-based content and data integration. The platform has been tested in multiple schools, completing the entire workflow of lesson plan design, presentation generation, and student situation analysis through dialogue interaction.
The Ministry of Education and Training in Vietnam has issued an AI education content framework covering human-centered thinking, AI ethics, technology applications, and system design. The framework includes 12 lessons per grade level per academic year, integrated into other subjects. AI usage principles and home applications are introduced as early as second grade. A 'triangle of responsibility' involving schools, families, and students is needed.
Incheon International Airport Corporation launched an AI education program for youth from immigrant backgrounds, with 100 participants developing apps using Vibe Coding. The program includes AI tours and hands-on practice to enhance digital skills. The company expanded its social contribution activities by incorporating AI education into existing mentorship programs.
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On October 30, Zuoyebang first showcased its AI Smart Education Solution at the Changsha Education Equipment Exhibition, launching the Yunsi AI Smart Teaching PAD, covering over 1,500 schools in more than 20 provinces and municipalities across the country. The solution integrates learning machines and Yunsi Zhixue capabilities, building an integrated home-school learning ecosystem.
The Busan Metropolitan Office of Education announced it will establish five 'physical AI research schools' starting next year, holding a workshop for 300 teachers and education officials on 'From Screen to Reality.' The initiative aims to develop students' independent thinking, discussion, and problem-solving skills through physical AI education.
The UK Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) has issued a £15,000–£25,000 tender to develop guidance for evaluating AI and edtech tools in schools and colleges. Researchers must submit proposals by 13 November 2026, with the guide intended for use in assessing AI and edtech products. The tender is part of the EdTech Testbed Programme, which plans up to 75 rapid evaluations and 15 larger-scale studies.
