1000 polytechnics in Singapore have launched smart learning plans providing training for digital futures. Ngee Ann Polytechnic is creating smart learning spaces for its ICT students, including a dedicated observation room for user experience students, a security ops centre for tackling cyber threats, and a maker zone for developing 3D prototypes. The smart learning space classrooms will take student attendance by facial recognition and the rooms will be equipped with sensors to measure temperature, light, humidity and CO2 levels. Meanwhile, Nanyang Polytechnic has renewed its partnership with Sony, giving students access to PlayStation VR game development kits.
Two polytechnics in Singapore have launched smart learning plans providing training for digital futures. Ngee Ann Polytechnic is creating smart learning spaces for its ICT students, including a dedicated observation room for user experience students, a security ops centre for tackling cyber threats, and a maker zone for developing 3D prototypes. The smart learning space classrooms will take student attendance by facial recognition and the rooms will be equipped with sensors to measure temperature, light, humidity and CO2 levels. Meanwhile, Nanyang Polytechnic has renewed its partnership with Sony, giving students access to PlayStation VR game development kits.