A seminar on digital and intelligent teaching aids takes place on March 20 in Nanjing.

A seminar on digital and intelligent teaching aids was held on March 20 in Nanjing, East China's Jiangsu province.

The seminar gathered key figures from nine provincial-level publishing and distribution groups across the country to discuss pathways for the digital and intelligent transformation of education and publishing, as well as the opportunities it brings. The seminar concluded with a consensus on open, win-win cooperation.

In his address, Li Zhenqiang, president of the Phoenix Publishing and Media Group, elaborated on the group's achievements and vision for digital transformation. He emphasized the group's commitment to a digital strategy, saying that it aims to build a comprehensive digital education product matrix while adhering to the principles of compliance, professionalism, security and sustainability.

Li advocated for open cooperation to break regional barriers and develop tailored digital products. He said that the group is willing to share development achievements, integrate high-quality resources with peer organizations and explore the joint creation of a "content resource sharing pool" to develop digital products compatible with different regional textbook versions and meet diverse teaching needs, achieving mutual empowerment and win-win development.

During the seminar, the group's representatives showcased their digital achievements and products, emphasizing AI's innovative applications in education.

Roundtable discussions underscored the irreversible trend of digital transformation, with participants agreeing on the importance of collaboration to achieve shared success.

The seminar solidified industry consensus on digital and intelligent development, broadened avenues for cooperation, accelerated the advancement of technology, content integration and innovation, and laid a strong foundation for building a new digital education ecosystem.