FPT awarded 9 electronic libraries and AI learning accounts to all Dien Bien students

Dien BienFPT Group awarded 9 electronic libraries through the Hope Fund, and also granted AI learning accounts to all students in the province, helping to access digital knowledge and technology.

The giving activity was held at Thanh Nua Primary and Secondary Boarding School, Thanh Nua commune, Dien Bien province, on the occasion of the opening of the new school year. This is one of 9 cross-level boarding high schools in the border area in the province receiving electronic library funding, with a total value of 900 million VND.

Each electronic library is equipped with 15 tablets and headphones, along with online learning accounts on the Vuihoc platform according to the general education program. A store of digital content and reference materials is pre-installed in the application with lectures, exercises capable of two-way interaction, many types of learning materials such as videos, storytelling, projects, and self-challenges.

In addition to the electronic library, FPT also offers artificial intelligence (AI) learning accounts to all students in the province. The AI ​​learning program is compiled by FPT Education Organization and is deployed online, with examples and situations close to students' lives. In particular, ethics and responsibility when using AI are included right from the first lessons and throughout the entire course.

Representative of the receiving schools, Mr. Nguyen Duc Hong, Principal of Thanh Nua Primary and Secondary Boarding School, said that the electronic library and AI learning account are practical learning resources, especially for the new school of students in the border area. This will be an opportunity for students to get acquainted, explore and gradually develop skills in using technology for learning.

Ms. Tran Thi Bich Hang - Chairwoman of FPT High School Technology Council - said: "We want all Dien Bien students, whether in the city or in highland communes, to have the same opportunity to access AI. They will not only be users of AI, but will become people who understand AI, master AI and use AI to solve problems in their homeland."

Simultaneously equipping digital learning infrastructure and providing AI training content is a response to Resolution No. 71 of the Politburo on breakthrough development of education and training. Through this activity, the units hope to contribute to improving STEM capacity, AI knowledge and skills for students, narrowing the gap in access to digital education, especially students in border areas.

From 2023 to 2025, FPT Group in collaboration with the Hope Fund and Vuihoc also gave electronic libraries to 4 schools in Dien Bien and nearly 120 other schools across the country.