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A website has been launched to compare domestic remote solutions at a glance.
Opened with over 140 remote-related solutions
Provides search functions by field, function, and paid/free.
The Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Software Industry Association (KOSA) announced on the 9th that they have launched a website where users can view product information on remote work and education solutions.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, interest in remote work and education is growing, but small and medium-sized businesses and schools have struggled to obtain information on appropriate solution features and costs.
The Ministry of Science and ICT, in collaboration with KOSA, the Korea Edutech Industry Association, and the National Information Society Agency, has established a website where demand organizations can compare and select solutions related to remote work and education.
The website features approximately 140 products from approximately 130 companies, and provides information on solution features, pricing, manuals, company introductions, conditional searches, and links to solution companies' websites.
KOSA will respond to inquiries by phone (02-2188-6943) and will promptly process requests for website participation and improvements from solution production companies.
The Ministry of Science and ICT operates the website 'School Information Service' operated by the Ministry of Education and the Korea Education and Research Information Service.We plan to introduce remote education solutions on 'On' and the YouTube channel 'Follow Remote Education', and also work to make domestic solutions known through the '10,000 Community' of remote education specialists at each school.
In addition, we plan to introduce and recommend domestic solutions for use at software-focused universities (40 schools), leading elementary and secondary software education schools (2011 schools), and software Meister high schools (3 schools).
Provides search functions by field, function, and paid/free.
The Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Software Industry Association (KOSA) announced on the 9th that they have launched a website where users can view product information on remote work and education solutions.

▲ Remote work/remote education solution search site [Source: KOSA]
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, interest in remote work and education is growing, but small and medium-sized businesses and schools have struggled to obtain information on appropriate solution features and costs.
The Ministry of Science and ICT, in collaboration with KOSA, the Korea Edutech Industry Association, and the National Information Society Agency, has established a website where demand organizations can compare and select solutions related to remote work and education.
The website features approximately 140 products from approximately 130 companies, and provides information on solution features, pricing, manuals, company introductions, conditional searches, and links to solution companies' websites.
KOSA will respond to inquiries by phone (02-2188-6943) and will promptly process requests for website participation and improvements from solution production companies.
The Ministry of Science and ICT operates the website 'School Information Service' operated by the Ministry of Education and the Korea Education and Research Information Service.We plan to introduce remote education solutions on 'On' and the YouTube channel 'Follow Remote Education', and also work to make domestic solutions known through the '10,000 Community' of remote education specialists at each school.
In addition, we plan to introduce and recommend domestic solutions for use at software-focused universities (40 schools), leading elementary and secondary software education schools (2011 schools), and software Meister high schools (3 schools).
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