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Impactors’ Pilot Program Expands to Busan High Schools, Testing Public Education Rollout

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According to AI TIMES, Impactors' AI classroom solution, “Impact Space,” has been piloted and experienced in about 40% of Busan academic hig…

According to AI TIMES, Impactors' AI classroom solution, “Impact Space,” has been piloted and experienced in about 40% of Busan academic high schools, demonstrating its potential for expansion into public education. The company said on the 9th that it disclosed its Busan-area results, and that product improvements are also being made through pilots, as about 70% of teacher requests came from on-site suggestions. The announcement was made at the Southeast Regional Industry-University-Research Connect Day held on September 7. The company explained that, based on its application experience that began in high schools, it has expanded its user base to middle schools and elementary schools as well, confirming scalability across school levels. It also said it is continuing to enhance accessibility and management features based on teacher feedback gathered during the pilot process. Going forward, it plans to broaden cooperation with local education institutions, universities, and local governments, linking that to training and support programs and the building of cooperative systems.

Perspective

The key point here is that edtech is moving from a stage where it enters public education mainly through feature competition to one where it becomes closer to a standard through verification in actual classrooms and teacher participation. In particular, the way on-site suggestions feed into improvements means schools are no longer just adoption sites; they are becoming actors that help shape product completeness. That suggests that, going forward, competitiveness is likely to be determined not only by technical strength but also by pilot operation capability and the ability to collaborate across the education ecosystem.

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