A workshop entitled ‘Building a learning ecosystem towards Education 4.0’ opened on Monday at the University of Technology and Education, a member of the University of Da Nang.

Running for five days, this event focuses on summarizing and evaluating implementation results related to the construction of a learning ecosystem that meets Education 4.0 standards.

At the event, each Vietnamese participant joins the creation of a guidebook on Education 4.0 suitable to the practical application of each school to serve as a basis for building and sustainably developing an learning ecosystem amid the burgeoning Industry 4.0.

The project of building a learning ecosystem towards Education 4.0 is under the Erasmus+, the European programme for education, training, youth and sport.

Three European partners join this project, namely the Häme University of Applied Sciences (HAMK) in Finland), the University of Dublin in Ireland and the Katholieke University in Belgium and 6 Vietnamese universities and colleges.

In Viet Nam, Education 4.0 is seen as a smart model that links three key partners: schools, administrator and industry in order to create a responsive environment to promote creativity, innovation and productivity in a knowledge society.

Developing learning ecosystem for Education 4.0 means that all the stakeholders such as students, teachers and industry partners need to rethink their roles and many times go out of their traditional “boxes”, out of their comfort zones, according to the HAMK Unlimited Journal.

Reporting by NGOC HA – Translating by A.THU