Sprouting, the official semi-annual magazine of Macao Polytechnic University, a portal to the University's latest academic and research achievements as well as development trends.
Along the winding stone paths behind the Ruins of St Paul's in Macao, and in the delicate jade carvings of Liwan, Guangzhou, traces of history quietly endure. Against the backdrop of rapid urbanisation and industrial transformation, Professor Lam Fat Iam, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at Macao Polytechnic University, has led a research team onto an innovative path that brings technology and humanistic inquiry into dialogue, employing big data analytics and digital technologies to endow traditional culture with a sustainable form of digital vitality.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant concept in education. It is already in the classroom. Research at Macao Polytechnic University points to a clear conclusion: the real issue is not how advanced the technology is, but how learners engage with it and how educators interpret and support that engagement, shifting the focus from the capabilities of tools toward the quality of the learning process.