Portfolio Pulse: Future Transition Multi-Asset Fund
Eyes on the future with an innovative asset allocation strategy
Mar 2023 (1-minute read)
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Digital education in action
The world is transitioning to technology-based learning methods. Even before COVID-19, there was already high growth and adoption in education technology. We believe the size of digital education market could be even larger now in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic which made many educational institutions and organisations to rapidly adapt technology in education.
Digital education has made education more efficient, scalable and accessible, changing how the classroom looks and education is delivered. It is redefining how education is being accessed. It is no longer for the young, but rather supports all learners and allows organisations to upskill and reskill employees as businesses evolve, helping to bridge workforce skills gap.
Digital Education also raises the quality of education in providing a truly personalised learning experience tailored to an individual’s educational needs, approach and pace. It is therefore considered to be a more effective way of learning.
Spanning across industries
Currently, digital education has been applied to the following areas:
Supporting distance learning with online learning platforms
Using online platforms to help upskill the workforce
Using augmented reality (AR) or virtual reality (VR) to enhance learning
Developing digital libraries
Harnessing the future of digital education
Digitalisation is driving the education sector forward to embrace long-term investment opportunities:
Conclusion
Digital transformation has transformed sectors such as healthcare, automotive and automation in addition to the education sector, creating new investment opportunities. Keep abreast of the latest trends and knowledge in the digital world, and you may find out more possibilities in the investment world.
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Eyes on the future with an innovative asset allocation strategy
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