Digital School model gains traction in Dong Nai

During the 2026-2027 academic year, Dong Nai City's education and training sector will continue to accelerate comprehensive digital transformation in teaching and learning, from general education schools to vocational education institutions. As part of these efforts, the city is piloting the “Digital School” model before rolling it out across the city.

STEM education, robotics and artificial intelligence are becoming increasingly common in schools, attracting students and bringing classroom theory closer to real-world applications. They are also helping spur scientific research and innovation in schools, laying the foundation for a new generation of young citizens with solid knowledge and strong technology skills.

Students at Lac Hong Bilingual Primary, Secondary and High School in Tran Bien Ward learn programming and compete in AI-powered robotics. Photo: Cong Nghia

Students at Thong Nhat A High School in Trang Bom Ward practice with a computer-connected electron microscope.

A robotics and AI programming class at Lac Hong Bilingual Primary, Secondary and High School in Tran Bien Ward.

Students from schools in Tran Bien Ward participate in an AI robotics programming session.

Students at Hoa Binh Primary School in Long Khanh Ward explore "Digital School" equipment.

Students at Tam Hiep High School take part in advanced robotics programming classes.

The "Digital School" model, featuring a digital library, is being piloted in Dong Nai by the Dong Nai Department of Education and Training in partnership with MobiFone.

Students at Bui Thi Xuan Primary, Secondary and High School in Tam Hiep Ward explore robotics programming.

KUKA industrial robots are used for hands-on training by vocational students at LILAMA 2 International Technology College in Long Phuoc Commune.

Representatives of Lac Hong University donate computers to schools in Dong Nai City's border communes, helping expand the "Digital School" model.

By C.Nghia – Translated by M.Nguyet, Minho