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| Number of active users using a mobile-learning app in Việt Nam significantly jumped. — Photo taken from Duolingo report |
HCM CITY — Lâm Kim Ngân, a student in HCM City, recently surprised her friends and family by passing HSK3, a Chinese language proficiency test, with a score of 285 out of 300.
The surprise was not because of her high score but the way she had prepared for it: Instead of going to classes, she had opted to study on an e-learning app.
Ngân is now learning three other languages simultaneously.
With the world caught up in industry 4.0, technology including AI is used widely in all walks of life.
The education sector is no exception, with innumerable websites and mobile learning apps offering busy young people solutions for learning online.
By accessing the internet on a tablet or mobile phone, a user can study everything from music to maths and foreign language to…
