Pham The Truong, general director of Microsoft Vietnam, said online teaching would not replace traditional methods completely but is a decisive factor in the success of digital education. VNS Photo Bo Xuan Hiep Viet Nam aims to become a digital society by 2030. The country has been praised internationally for taking the lead in digital transformation in the education sector, especially after the COVID-19 outbreak. Viet Nam News speaks with Pham The Truong, general director of Microsoft Vietnam, about the importance of digital education. Why does digital transformation in the education sector matter in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic? The Vietnamese government has shown strong commitment to promoting national digital transformation, especially in the wake of the pandemic which has posed huge challenges to all sectors, including education. On the other hand, the outbreak is one of the factors to accelerate the digital process. In recent years the use of IT in teaching and knowledge sharing has been developing in Viet Nam. Viet Nam is expected to become a leading digital country by 2030 after PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc recently approved a national digital transformation programme, which has a target of the country becoming a digital society by then…. Read full this story
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