- Alice School introduces AI-powered education solutions for school information subjects
- Focus on AI literacy, digital skills, and curriculum-aligned learning tools
- Teachers explore real classroom use cases and future AI education policies
Alice School, the public education AI solution brand of Alice Group, showcased its latest AI-powered learning solutions at the 23rd Korea Education Expo held at COEX, Seoul. The presentation focused on AI tools designed for school-level information subjects, with an emphasis on building future-ready digital, analytical, and problem-solving skills among students.
At the expo, Alice School introduced AI-based courseware that integrates hands-on practice, assessment, and real-time feedback. These solutions align with the national curriculum and are tailored for elementary, middle, and high school learners. The programs are organized across five core areas, including Physical AI and Digital Literacy, helping students develop strong foundational knowledge in information technology and artificial intelligence from an early stage.
One of the key highlights was the 'AI Helpy Chat Experience Zone'. Visitors interacted with AI Helpy Chat, a secure, institution-only generative AI platform that allows access to multiple advanced AI models within a single system. Alice School also unveiled Helpy Edu, an education-focused AI model that provides step-by-step guidance, adapts to individual learning contexts, and encourages self-directed learning.
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The event also featured a Teacher’s Academy seminar, where educators discussed practical classroom applications of the upcoming 2026 AI talent development policy. Kim Jaewon, CEO of Alice Group, stressed that strong data security systems are in place, enabling schools to adopt AI tools safely while preparing students for future education and careers.
