Remote video teaching strengthen India China relationship

Technology plays a vital role in binding the two nations’ culture into one. Despite being several kilometres away from India, the two countries India and China have tied a knot in a unique way by imparting educational knowledge about the Chinese Tai Chi and Indian Yoga to the cross cultural students of the two nations.

China’s Chairman Xi Jinping’s wife Peng Liyuan visited Tagore International School in New Delhi recently and during her visit she observed a class which featured collaborative teaching of Tai Chi and Yoga between Tagore International School and Jinyuan High School from Shanghai through TE30 integrated HD video conferencing system.

Jinyuan High School has forged a sister-school relationship with Tagore International School since 2007, which is China’s first school to sign a sister-school agreement with India. Both schools have periodically organized remote courses covering Tai Chi, calligraphy, and Yogo, etc.

Either Tai Chi or Yoga courses require teachers to give detailed explanations, most importantly; the step-by-step teaching, which makes students fully understood.

The Huawei TE30 HD video conferencing endpoint supports 1080p video and AAC-LD wideband audio, and adopts innovative technologies, including new generation Video Motion Enhancement (VME), intelligent face detection, and before-and-post video processing, which delivers users with HD and smooth video communication experience under different environments, making face-to-face remote teaching possible.

As the world’s first all-in-one HD endpoint, Huawei TE30 provides a built-in Wi-Fi module, which enables wireless network and microphone connections, and air content sharing. Its easy-to-use functions make installation and daily use effortless, facilitating operation in remote teaching, thereby improving teaching efficiency.

Recently, Shanghai Education Committee sent a letter of appreciation which highly recognized Huawei TE30 on its outstanding performance in remote teaching, and stated that Ms. Madhulika Sen, principal of Tagore International School was also satisfied with this interactive teaching.