Chinese ed-tech giant Ambow Education launches its innovative HybriU platform in the US, utilizing artificial intelligence to merge traditional and online learning methods. Targeting partnerships with both major universities and smaller colleges, the platform aims to address current educational challenges and redefine the future of learning.
Chinese edtech company Ambow Education has officially introduced its hybrid learning platform, HybriU, to the US higher education sector.
Designed to bridge the gap between traditional and online learning via hybrid learning environments, HybriU employs artificial intelligence to offer a distinctive feature set.
Among its capabilities are the conversion of conventional learning environments into hybrid ones and the use of AI for content creation and translation. With the rapid global shift to online learning, this platform integrates both online and offline instructional methods, ensuring an immersive experience for learners.
A recent press release by Ambow Education highlighted extensive market potential, referencing Vantage Market Research’s prediction that the global online education sector will surpass $600 billion by 2030. Ambow aims to capitalize on this potential by collaborating with major US colleges and universities.
The platform targets not just on larger institutions but also on smaller colleges keen on expanding their reach beyond state lines and tapping into international student pools. It also zeroes in on workforce development organizations and corporations wanting to widen course access.
The surge in online learning solutions, powered by generative AI, has seen the birth of various tools and platforms. Coursera has incorporated AI-driven lesson planning and feedback features, and Class Technologies has introduced its AI Teaching Assistant. HybriU joins this league with this new offering.
Dr. Jin Huang, Ambow’s president, CEO, and acting chief financial officer, emphasized the significance of the company’s venture into the evolving educational landscape. He stated, “Combining our educational and technological acumen, we’ve developed an unparalleled AI-driven platform that merges the best of both online and offline learning.”
“HybriU promises to address the current challenges faced by students, educators, and academic administrators, setting the blueprint for education’s next phase,” he added.
