▶ Assessment of on-site AI program operation capabilities for personnel in charge of the 'AI Lounge for All' project and instructors at metropolitan media…
▶ Assessment of on-site AI program operation capabilities for personnel in charge of the 'AI Lounge for All' project and instructors at metropolitan media centers
▶ Conducting problem-solving practical training using MEWZ and AI Lab for All, such as public data analysis, infographic creation, and web dashboard production
▶ Specifying directions for lowering barriers to AI literacy, educational operation methods, and platform functions based on instructor feedback
Emotionwave reviewed the on-site operating method of 'AI Lounge for All' and the applicability of AI education programs through the 'AI Partner Sherpa Training Program' held with the National Media Center Council on September 16th.
This training was conducted for personnel in charge of the 'AI Lounge for All' project and experienced instructors active at metropolitan media centers. Participants experienced the training process from the perspective of directly operating programs at local media centers and AI Lounges in the future, and discussed potential problems and areas for improvement that could arise in actual field settings.
The training included problem-solving practical sessions using Emotionwave's generative AI education platform MEWZ and the AI Lounge.
Participants experienced the process of exploring actual public data, analyzing and organizing the data, and then creating infographics and web dashboards based on it. The process was conducted by using natural language to analyze data and create results, without needing a separate professional development environment or complex coding.
At the site, we also confirmed the process of generating infographics and creating web dashboard pages based on data analyzed in the MEWZ chat environment. Through this, we checked the possibility that the AI Lounge program could expand beyond simple AI experience to become a problem-solving type program leading to data exploration, analysis, and content creation.
Various opinions from actual instructors were also shared during the training course. In particular, since there were quite a few users who had high interest in AI but felt difficulties using PCs or web services, it was suggested that AI education must consider both difficulty level and digital proficiency.
Furthermore, a staged educational structure—learning basic AI utilization through MEWZ and then expanding to the 'AI Lab for All'—and various ways to improve operational convenience in actual training sites were discussed.
Emotionwave plans to continuously advance the 'AI Lounge for All' program and platform functions, based on the field feedback confirmed during this Sherpa training, to specify the roles of MEWZ and Everyone's AI Lab, so that users with various levels of digital proficiency can experience AI more easily.
▶ Conducting problem-solving practical training using MEWZ and AI Lab for All, such as public data analysis, infographic creation, and web dashboard production
▶ Specifying directions for lowering barriers to AI literacy, educational operation methods, and platform functions based on instructor feedback
Emotionwave reviewed the on-site operating method of 'AI Lounge for All' and the applicability of AI education programs through the 'AI Partner Sherpa Training Program' held with the National Media Center Council on September 16th.
This training was conducted for personnel in charge of the 'AI Lounge for All' project and experienced instructors active at metropolitan media centers. Participants experienced the training process from the perspective of directly operating programs at local media centers and AI Lounges in the future, and discussed potential problems and areas for improvement that could arise in actual field settings.
The training included problem-solving practical sessions using Emotionwave's generative AI education platform MEWZ and the AI Lounge.
Participants experienced the process of exploring actual public data, analyzing and organizing the data, and then creating infographics and web dashboards based on it. The process was conducted by using natural language to analyze data and create results, without needing a separate professional development environment or complex coding.
At the site, we also confirmed the process of generating infographics and creating web dashboard pages based on data analyzed in the MEWZ chat environment. Through this, we checked the possibility that the AI Lounge program could expand beyond simple AI experience to become a problem-solving type program leading to data exploration, analysis, and content creation.
Various opinions from actual instructors were also shared during the training course. In particular, since there were quite a few users who had high interest in AI but felt difficulties using PCs or web services, it was suggested that AI education must consider both difficulty level and digital proficiency.
Furthermore, a staged educational structure—learning basic AI utilization through MEWZ and then expanding to the 'AI Lab for All'—and various ways to improve operational convenience in actual training sites were discussed.
Emotionwave plans to continuously advance the 'AI Lounge for All' program and platform functions, based on the field feedback confirmed during this Sherpa training, to specify the roles of MEWZ and Everyone's AI Lab, so that users with various levels of digital proficiency can experience AI more easily.