Hanoi AI classrooms hit 92% engagement with Google Digital Classroom

Hanoi AI classrooms are expanding digital education using artificial intelligence (AI), according to Việt Nam News. At Giảng Võ Secondary School in 2025–2026, the Google Digital Classroom model was launched in Literature (6A1), Mathematics (6A6), and English (6A9) for 156 students and 21 teachers. Students received laptops/tablets for supervised online learning. The school invested in infrastructure, boosted teachers’ digital skills, and built a digital learning repository with 582 electronic lectures; teachers earned Google Certified Educator Level 1. The initiative reports results from independent assessments: students’ engagement, knowledge retention, and IT skills all exceeded 92%. The school plans to extend the Hanoi AI classrooms program to more grades by 2026–2027. Nghĩa Tân Secondary School also reported positive feedback, including a class 6A5 Literature session on AI applications in reading comprehension. Students watched an AI-generated interview with author Nguyễn Nhật Ánh, while teachers stressed that AI supports learning and cannot replace human reading experience and emotions. Challenges remain. Some suburban areas face gaps in devices and internet connectivity, and teachers struggle with management software, digital lesson design, and using AI in teaching. Education leaders said the shift to Hanoi AI classrooms is long-term and requires governance reforms and ongoing teacher training. By 2026–2027, Hanoi’s education sector plans to build a synchronized digital education ecosystem, using data and AI as key drivers.