Samsung Electronics Revamps School-Visit AI Classes Recruitment
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According to AI TIMES, Samsung Electronics will begin recruiting second-semester classes for its school-visit experiential program, "Galaxy…
According to AI TIMES, Samsung Electronics will begin recruiting second-semester classes for its school-visit experiential program, "Galaxy AI Class," for upper-grade elementary school students and middle school students nationwide starting Sept. 14. This semester, the company is adding new courses that cover AI concepts, ethics, and how to use AI, and the cumulative number of students who have completed the program has reached about 170,000. Teachers apply in class units through Samsung.com, after which the company coordinates schedules and preferred subjects to determine participating classes. Existing hands-on classes will keep some subjects while others have been revamped into creative, experience-based sessions designed to broaden students' interests. In selected classes, students carry out activities that connect their areas of interest with AI, and the program is delivered directly in the classroom by an instructor who visits with devices. The company said the focus of the redesign is on expanding opportunities for the next generation to understand and use AI easily and responsibly.
Perspective
This case shows that a device-experience-centered program is moving beyond simple promotion and toward building AI understanding and usage habits in schools. In particular, the structure that emphasizes concepts and ethics is meaningful because it goes beyond an approach that only boosts technological familiarity and instead helps students learn responsible use as well. If the format of connecting AI to students' areas of interest in the classroom takes hold, AI education is likely to become a tool embedded in everyday classes rather than a separate special lecture.
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