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KERIS Conducts School Traffic Safety Campaign with Daegu Dongbu Police Station

On May 14, 2026, the Korea Education and Research Information Service (KERIS), in cooperation with the Daegu Dongbu Police Station, visited Saeron Elementary School to conduct a special children’s traffic safety campaign in celebration of Family Month. The “Yellow Cards” distributed to students are reflective safety items attached to school bags that can increase pedestrian visibility distance by up to nine times. KERIS has continued this campaign every year without interruption since 2019. KERIS will continue working closely with the local community to promote safe school commutes for children and strengthen traffic safety awareness.

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KERIS–National Taichung University of Education Sign MoU on Digital Education and Teacher Training Cooperation

On May 12, 2026, the Korea Education and Research Information Service (KERIS) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Taichung University of Education (NTCU) of Taiwan to strengthen cooperation in the fields of digital education and teacher training. KERIS also welcomed a visiting delegation composed of faculty members from nine Taiwanese universities. The two institutions identified key areas for collaboration, including the utilization of digital teaching and learning materials and systems, cooperation in artificial intelligence (AI) for teacher education, and the joint organization of forums and conferences. During their visit, the delegation toured the Seoul EdTech Soft Lab and Seoul National University of Education to experience Korea’s educational technology (EdTech) ecosystem firsthand. Through this agreement, the two institutions are expected to work together to address the shared challenge of fostering future talent in the AI era, while opening a new chapter in Korea–Taiwan cooperation in digital education.

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KERIS and Korea National Open University Sign MoU for AI-Based Innovation in Remote Higher Education

On May 8, 2026, KERIS and Korea National Open University signed a Memorandum of Understanding to promote innovation in remote higher education based on AI and data technologies. Through this agreement, the two institutions plan to collaborate in various areas, including developing innovative models for university education and research using AI-based educational data analysis, establishing a foundation for AI Transformation (AX) in education, and exchanging human and material resources. KERIS plans to use this agreement as an opportunity to accelerate the digital transformation of higher education in Korea and improve accessibility to AI-powered remote education. KERIS will continue reflecting the voices of educational stakeholders and actively work to create educational environments in which future generations can coexist with AI and fully demonstrate their competencies.

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KERIS and Cheongju National University of Education Hold Forum on the Future of Elementary Education Coexisting with AI

On May 7, 2026, KERIS and Cheongju National University of Education jointly held the 6th Future Education Innovation Forum under the theme “From EdTech to EdValue: Elementary School Classrooms Coexisting with AI” at Areum Hall of Cheongju National University of Education. The forum featured two presentations on sustainable education alongside AI and practice-oriented AI ethics education. Education office officials, university representatives, and pre-service teachers participated in in-depth discussions focused on practical educational applications.

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On-site Consultation on Personal Information Protection in Education Held

On April 24, 2026, KERIS hosted an on-site consultation meeting on personal information protection in education, attended by representatives from the Personal Information Protection Commission, the Ministry of Education, Yeungnam University, the Korea Student Aid Foundation, and the Daegu Metropolitan Office of Education. During the meeting, KERIS introduced its secure personal information protection management system and Personal Information Innovation Zone system while exchanging views on personal information protection in the education sector. KERIS will continue working closely with related organizations to enhance personal information protection standards and create a safer educational information environment.

2026-05-15

Joint Social Contribution Activities Conducted by Public Institutions in Daegu Innovation City

On April 22, 2026, approximately 40 employees from nine public institutions located in Daegu Innovation City, including KERIS, carried out joint social contribution activities for vulnerable elderly residents in Dong-gu, Daegu, supported by a jointly raised donation fund of KRW 18 million. Rather than a one-time activity, the initiative involves providing approximately 1,280 lunchboxes once a week for eight months to 40 elderly households. During the first week, employees personally visited households to deliver meals. KERIS will continue cooperating with local public institutions to contribute meaningfully to solving community issues and fulfilling its social responsibilities.

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KERIS Holds 27th Anniversary Ceremony

On April 22, 2026, KERIS held a commemorative ceremony marking its 27th anniversary and recognized the dedication and hard work of its employees. The event featured an acoustic band performance, creating an atmosphere of harmony between labor and management. Employees also participated in a “plogging” activity to help clean the local community environment and practice social responsibility as a public institution.

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NEIS Receives 2026 Korea Representative Brand Award in Educational Welfare Services

On April 14, 2026, NEIS, the National Education Information System operated by the Ministry of Education and KERIS, received the 2026 Korea Representative Brand Award in the Educational Welfare Services category, jointly hosted by DongA.com, Hankyung.com, and iMBC. NEIS was recognized for efficiently supporting approximately 750,000 beneficiaries of educational aid annually and for improving convenience for students, parents, and schools by automating complex welfare application procedures. KERIS plans to continue strengthening stable system operations and educational welfare services to expand educational opportunities for low-income households.

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Community Activities Conducted in Celebration of KERIS 27th Anniversary

On April 13, 2026, KERIS carried out social contribution activities for vulnerable groups in Daegu to commemorate its 27th anniversary and fulfill its social responsibility as a public institution. KERIS donated KRW 1 million in scholarships and tablets for equivalency examination preparation to out-of-school youth through the Dong-gu Youth Support Center. The organization also donated KRW 2 million to support meal services for elderly residents living alone through Ansim No.1 Comprehensive Social Welfare Center. KERIS plans to continue expanding various volunteer and support activities that promote coexistence with local communities.

2026-05-15

K-Edu Globalization TF Division 1 (AI & Digital) Leadership Meeting Successfully Held

On April 9, 2026, KERIS held a leadership meeting on K-Edu globalization together with the Korea Foundation for the Advancement of Science and Creativity, the Central Training Institute for Educational Administrators, and the APEC International Education Cooperation Center. Participants shared updates on each institution’s international exchange and cooperation initiatives and held in-depth discussions on creating a list of educational cooperation models with overseas expansion potential that reflect the characteristics of each institution. Based on these discussions, the K-Edu Globalization TF plans to actively expand overseas educational cooperation initiatives related to K-Edu.

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