构建数字教育体系，青岛市数字教育三年行动计划发布

Core Insights - Qingdao City has launched a "Three-Year Action Plan for Digital Education (2025-2027)" aimed at establishing a digital education system that integrates both traditional and intelligent approaches, focusing on nurturing future teachers and classrooms to enhance the quality of education [1][8] Group 1: Integrated Digital Education Framework - The plan emphasizes a comprehensive integration of educational processes through a national smart education platform and local educational platforms, enabling a unified management of educational resources and services [2] - A data center will be established to aggregate educational data, facilitating decision-making, teacher training, and classroom analysis, with a target of creating 100 diverse data application scenarios [2] - The initiative aims to develop high-quality educational resources, such as the "Qingkuai Learning" brand, to support personalized learning needs [2] Group 2: Intelligent Education Applications - The plan includes the promotion of artificial intelligence applications in education, such as "Smart Questioning" and "Smart Teaching Assistants," to enhance learning experiences [3] - A set of standards for AI-enabled classrooms will be developed, along with 300 intelligent teaching case studies across various disciplines [3] - The curriculum will be upgraded to include AI courses in all primary and secondary schools, ensuring a comprehensive educational framework [3] Group 3: Digital Application Scenarios - The action plan outlines five key application scenarios to drive digital transformation in education, including personalized learning and health education [4] - A total of 600 high-quality digital technology-integrated lessons will be selected, and 3,000 new online digital resources will be introduced [4] - The initiative aims to enhance educational governance through data-driven decision-making and the modernization of school management processes [4] Group 4: Talent Development in Digital Education - The plan includes a "151" digital talent cultivation project, aiming to train 300 digital leaders and 200 Chief Information Officers (CIOs) [5] - A framework for early identification and development of digital innovation talents will be established, alongside hosting national competitions in information technology [5] Group 5: Infrastructure and Policy Support - The plan emphasizes the enhancement of digital infrastructure in schools, including achieving 10G internet access and full wireless coverage [7] - A focus on building smart campuses and ensuring network security is highlighted, with 80% of schools expected to implement smart applications [7] - The establishment of operational mechanisms for digital education research and data application will support the overall goals of the action plan [8]