# MAXHUB Brings Smart Classroom to Nepal's Top University

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- Published: 2026-06-29T18:19:00+07:00
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KATHMANDU, Nepal, June 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — On May 21, 2026, the unveiling ceremony
of the Smart Classroom was held at Tribhuvan University (TU) in Nepal. The Smart
Classroom at Tribhuvan University was coordinated and driven by International Centre
for Higher Education Innovation under the auspices of UNESCO (UNESCO-ICHEI), with
academic support from Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) and
sponsorship from Chinese education technology enterprise MAXHUB. It is the second
Smart Classroom sponsored by MAXHUB.

 [ ⌊Unveiling Ceremony of the Smart Classroom Held at Tribhuvan University, Nepal⌉ ](https://mma.prnasia.com/media2/3001725/image_1.html)

Unveiling Ceremony of the Smart Classroom Held at Tribhuvan University, Nepal

The launch ceremony was attended by **Mr. ZHOU Pan**, Minister-Counsellor and Deputy
Chief of Mission of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Nepal;** Prof.
Sushil Bahadur Bajracharya**, Vice-Chancellor of Tribhuvan University; **Dr. Kedar
Prasad Acharya**, Secretary of the University Grants Commission (UGC), Nepal; **
Prof. Dr. Mahananda Chalise**, Registrar of Tribhuvan University; **Prof. Bed Raj
Acharya**, Dean of the Faculty of Education, Tribhuvan University; **Prof. Binod
Prasad Dhakal**, Vice-Chancellor of Lumbini Technological University; and **Prof.
Chitra Bahadur Budhathoki**, Coordinator of the IIOE Nepal National Centre, among
other distinguished guests. **Ms. BI Xiaohan**, Deputy Director of UNESCO-ICHEI,
delivered remarks on behalf of the UNESCO-ICHEI, and **Mr. LI Hao**, Regional Director
for Southeast Asia and South Asia at MAXHUB, delivered the keynote address.

**Unveiling Ceremony of the Smart Classroom Held at Tribhuvan University, NepalThis
unveiling ceremony marks a pivotal milestone in the UNESCO-ICHEI Smart Classroom
project’s journey in Nepal. In September 2024, the UNESCO-ICHEI Smart Classroom 
project team and MAXHUB engineers traveled to Nepal—known as the "Land of Mountains"—
and, despite challenges including frequent power outages during the rainy season
and difficult transportation conditions, worked closely with Tribhuvan University
to complete the hardware installation and deliver initial teacher training within
just seven days. On the morning of 19 May 2026, the UNESCO-ICHEI and MAXHUB teams
returned to Tribhuvan University for a second round of Smart Classroom training.
The training was designed to familiarise a broader group of local faculty and students
with the operation and day-to-day maintenance of the Smart Classroom. After more
than a year of localized trials, instructional refinement, and continuous capacity-
building, the Smart Classroom—"grown" from the foothills of the Himalayas—has now
been officially inaugurated as a key venue for teacher training and learning services
in the region.

**Smart Classroom Training SessionThe Smart Classroom is equipped with interactive
touchscreens, a lecture recording and broadcasting system, and a built-in Learning
Management System (LMS), enabling hybrid online-offline teaching and learning with
data analytics capabilities. Following its inauguration, the classroom will serve
four core functions: supporting teaching and learning activities within Tribhuvan
University; facilitating the implementation of the IIOE Micro-Certification Programme
in Nepal; conducting digital capacity-building training for teachers; and extending
outreach to partner institutions across Nepal and the broader South Asian region.

In her address, Ms. BI Xiaohan, **Deputy Director of UNESCO-ICHEI, noted that the
Smart Classroom is "not merely a classroom, but an action platform." **She noted
that, on May 20, the 2026 Leadership Policy Dialogue in South Asia was held at Tribhuvan
University, during which the IIOE Nepal National Centre was officially unveiled.
The launch of the Smart Classroom would provide a powerful implementation engine
for the IIOE Nepal National Centre, accelerating the digital transformation of higher
education in Nepal.

In his remarks, Mr. LI Hao, Regional Director for Southeast Asia and South Asia 
at MAXHUB, said that for MAXHUB, education "is never just a business." Where the
traditional blackboard once confined teachers and students to "receiving information
through a single sensory channel," he noted, MAXHUB’s donated Smart Classrooms in
Nepal now allow both to engage in learning through interactive touchscreens, video
playback, and online classes. Through its recording and AI analytics capabilities,
the Smart Classroom enables students in remote regions to access quality educational
resources — echoing the global consensus on educational equity.

In the future, UNESCO-ICHEI will continue to work with MAXHUB and other partners
to provide technical support, system upgrades, and capacity-building programmes,
while collaborating with government agencies, universities, and industry partners
to collectively advance the digital transformation of higher education in Nepal 
and across South Asia.

**About MAXHUBFounded in 2017, MAXHUB is a trusted solution provider in integrated
commercial display and unified communications. MAXHUB holds the position of World’s
No.1 in both collaboration boards and all-in-one LED displays according to Futuresource
and TrendForce. With a presence in over 140 countries and regions, local teams in
22 countries, and 8 global subsidiaries, MAXHUB delivers innovative solutions that
transform how organizations collaborate and communicate worldwide.

**About UNESCO-ICHEIThe International Centre for Higher Education Innovation under
the auspices of UNESCO (UNESCO-ICHEI), based in Shenzhen, China, was established
through cooperation between UNESCO and the Shenzhen Municipal People’s Government.
Approved by the 38th session of the UNESCO General Conference on November 13, 2015,
and officially inaugurated on June 8, 2016, UNESCO-ICHEI operates as a UNESCO Category
2 Centre focused on higher education.

 

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