▲ Life Board / CEO Kim Sang-eun

(PowerKorea) One thing the pandemic is changing the map of the education industry in South Korea is edu tech. As the social distancing plays a key role in prevention of mass spread, non-contact online edu tech companies existing or new have gained a great attention. Meanwhile, private academies and institutes were hit hard as they lost their way since offline lessons came to a half and many was closed temporary or permanently. 

Life Board is a South Korean edu tech company famous for YouLive. YouLive is an education administration platform that manages almost all school works conveniently. It lets users carry on their works such as schedules of lessons, home works, academic performance, online lectures and sharing teaching materials. Kim Sang-eun, CEO of Life Board says that YouLive comes handy if you are not using Zoom or Google Meet. 

YouLive is friendly to teachers, students and parents to engage as it is simple to use. It runs on smartphone, tablet or PC and on various web browsers. Attendance of students, learning data, homework management, learning progress and evaluation of performance can all be easily managed and controlled within the platform. Attendance and leaving status of students is directly sent to parents. Teachers and staff members can see and manage their payments and performance. Who to see what can also be customized according to its need. 

YouLive not only makes education administration easy but also real time online lecture and sharing teaching material. Despite these cutting edge edu tech and online lecture services, the price is relative good than other existing platforms. What is more, the company is soon to add programs for one-man lecturers to run their own educational contents. YouLive currently is running free beta services to member companies and will officially launch the full services within August 2021. 

“I and staff members of Life Board have extensive knowledge and experience in the education sector. We have melted our knowhow as well as passion into YouLive and we are looking forward to the result of our years of devotion and determination that will change the way we manage education administration and services” says CEO Kim Sang-eun.

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