Published: January 22, 2025 

Visang announced that it will participate in ‘BETT 2025,’ the world’s largest EdTech exhibition, held in London from January 22 to 24. At the event, the company will unveil its English AI Open Conversation for the first time, integrated into its global education platform, AllviA CL (AllviA Connect Learning, ACL). 

With this launch, Visang is expanding AI Open Conversation from its Korean version, which is integrated into the master k platform, to an English version, further demonstrating its technological leadership in EdTech. 

English AI Speak 2.0 Open Conversation integrates content from ELiF and englisheye, English learning programs for elementary and secondary students, as well as Wings, an early childhood English program. 

Specifically, it enhances learning efficiency through various AI-powered conversational scenarios, including AI Pronunciation evaluation, AI Lesson Conversation, AI Theme Conversation, and AI Open Conversation. 

To achieve this, Visang has fine-tuned its proprietary English textbooks and optimized AI conversation scenarios using prompt engineering. The platform is designed for accessibility and user convenience, supporting multiple devices, including PCs and mobile applications. 

At BETT 2025, Visang will introduce new products alongside English AI Open Conversation, including the ACL mobile app and an automatic e-learning content generation solution. 

 
The ACL mobile app is a native application that enables students to join video classes, complete assignments, and access key ACL platform features without spatial or temporal constraints. 

The automatic e-learning content generation solution automatically converts real-time lecture recordings into structured e-learning videos, providing educators with an efficient content creation tool. 

 
Visang Global Company CEO Rho Joong-il stated, "Starting with Master K, we plan to refine ACL into a universal education platform that accommodates all types of learning." "We will expand English AI Open Conversation beyond English and Korean to all subjects, pioneering innovation in AI-driven education," he added.

[ Source: Newsis https://www.newsis.com/view/NISX20250121_0003041160 ]