"Educational Technologies and Future Learning Models" Event Held in Kocaeli

The innovative and scalable Eduvence platform, developed by Bilişim Vadisi to bring a new dimension to Turkey’s educational technology ecosystem, was introduced at the "Educational Technologies and Future Learning Models" event held in Kocaeli. The launch took place at the Eren Bülbül Conference Hall on the Bilişim Vadisi Campus in Gebze.

"Qualified Human Resources Are Critical for Turkey"

Deputy Minister of Industry and Technology Zekeriya Çoştu emphasized the importance of qualified human resources in the global technology race during his speech at the event. Noting that Turkey has made significant progress in the technopark ecosystem, he stated that Bilişim Vadisi is one of the key players in this ecosystem.

He highlighted that equipping young people with up-to-date knowledge is crucial for Turkey’s economic and technological independence. He also mentioned that under the National Technology Academy, three specialized training programs—Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Driving Technologies, and Chip Design—have been introduced to train 2,500 highly skilled technology experts.

Eduvence: A Game-Changer in Educational Technology

Deputy Minister Çoştu also spoke about Eduvence, the newly developed educational technology platform by Bilişim Vadisi:

“Eduvence has been created to meet the changing dynamics of the education ecosystem and to provide innovative learning solutions. By offering high-quality education, it will contribute significantly to Turkey’s education system.”

Bilişim Vadisi General Manager Erkam Tüzgen stated that online education has been explored through various approaches worldwide. He explained that Eduvence aims to deliver a personalized, trackable, AI-supported, and efficient learning experience. Tüzgen also emphasized that the platform provides a strong educational infrastructure for both individuals and institutions.

Collaboration Agreement Signed with the Global Educators Association

President of the Global Educators Association and Professor at the University of South Florida’s McKibbon Foundation Chair, Prof. Dr. Cihan Çobanoğlu, announced that their open education system had been integrated into Eduvence:

“Since the pandemic, our open education system has served over 500,000 learners. There are hundreds of companies worldwide offering online open education services. Our university has strict standards, and we are proud to see our work being incorporated into the Eduvence infrastructure.”

As part of the event, Bilişim Vadisi and the Global Educators Association signed a collaboration agreement focusing on digital education processes. Within this scope, member universities of the association will be able to create and share educational content through Eduvence, while Bilişim Vadisi will provide these universities with virtualization, backup, and engineering services.

With this launch, Eduvence stands out as a pioneering digital education platform that will contribute to the growth of Turkey’s education technology sector.