Market Analysis of Cloud Education in China
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https://doi.org/10.6918/IJOSSER.202504_8(4).0034Keywords:
Distance education, Wisdom education, PEST analysis, Countermeasure research.Abstract
This study examines cloud-based education platforms in China, focusing on the role of big data and AI in providing personalized learning resources and their impact on the smart education market. It finds that government support, societal focus on education, and technological progress are key factors driving the growth of online education. User service metrics are crucial for market development, and competition centers on diverse course offerings and personalized services. However, Chinese cloud education platforms face challenges such as uneven user distribution and domestic institutional limitations. The study concludes that companies must focus on emerging trends, innovate service systems, and pursue sustainable development through strategic enhancements.
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