EDB AI Education Grant (『智』啟學教撥款計劃) · Use by 31 August 2028繁體中文
Questions

The fourteen questions schools ask most

From "what is this, exactly" to "what if we want out in two years" — answered before the demo.

Edor.ai is a school-based teaching desk for Hong Kong primary and secondary schools. Planning, setting and marking, guided practice, the resource and school knowledge base, the student study area, the PIE cycle and SDAS results analysis all share one data layer — and that layer belongs to the school. Training and on-site consultancy come with it, aligned to the EDB AI Education Grant.

No. Guidance runs in four levels: clarify the question, point in a direction, demonstrate part of it, and only at the last level — full steps — if the teacher has opened it. Teachers set the ceiling per task, and can read transcripts live, pause a student or flag a message.

Any subject works, and unit templates ship for Chinese, English, Mathematics, General Studies / Science, Humanities and STEM. The interface is Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong) with an English toggle; AI output language is set per tool, and oral practice covers Cantonese, Putonghua and English.

Each school gets its own database and file volume, which can sit in Hong Kong cloud or an environment the school nominates. Administrators can export the knowledge base, resources, curriculum, rubrics and student records in bulk at any time; at contract end we assist migration and provide a deletion certificate.

The data belongs to the school, and it makes no difference which way you deploy. Either way an administrator can download everything from the admin panel in one click (JSON / CSV / original files), free and without limits. We keep the exit that wide because we would rather keep schools by being useful than by being hard to leave.

Yes, and no reason is required. Bulk download is always available; at contract end we assist migration and provide a deletion certificate. The AI provider (OpenAI / Azure / Anthropic / Poe / Ollama) can also be changed in the admin panel at any time.

Yes. Add one CNAME in your DNS (e.g. ai.yourschool.edu.hk pointing to edor.ai) and we issue a TLS certificate and switch it on. Staff and students then sign in on the school domain, and the login page carries the school crest and name. Supported for cloud and on-premises alike.

On-premises means the whole system runs in Docker on a school server or a private cloud the school nominates, so data does not leave the school network. Typically a Linux host with 4 or more cores and 16 GB RAM and outbound access to the AI provider; we handle installation, updates and monitoring, and school IT handles backup and network. Features match the cloud edition, bulk export included.

Recent OpenAI models by default, with Azure OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Poe (one key reaching Claude / GPT / Gemini and others) and on-site Ollama all supported. Administrators change provider and model in the admin panel without touching any teaching setting.

No. Every tool is a form: pick subject, grade and unit, type the topic. Teachers who want to go further can build prompt templates and share them across the panel.

Yes. Edor.ai is a progressive web app that adds to the home screen on iOS and Android, with photo upload for homework and voice input; Android and Windows installers are available too.

eAdmin agents draft eNotice, eCircular, iMail and similar documents, which can be pushed to the intranet through webhook / API adapters; accounts and results import by CSV, and timetable and roster sync with eClass.

For the first fortnight, yes. After that what it removes is repetition: the first draft of a paper, the first pass of scores, the first version of a notice, the copying of numbers into a report. Judgement stays with the teacher; the system only makes sure there is already a draft to judge.

There are demo accounts and a 30-minute session run on your own subjects and grades, plus suggested grant proposal content shaped around your school.

Yes. Edor.ai is an AI school-based teaching platform with consultancy, covering the directions the grant encourages: AI-assisted planning and assessment, AI learning tools for students, teacher training with on-site support, and outcome analytics. We also provide a proposal template and a requirement mapping table for the application.

One school year at a time, and it can be split across 2026-27 and 2027-28. The year includes 800 student and 100 staff accounts, every functional area, all updates and all model upgrades. AI usage is inside the annual fee — no token or per-call charges.

No, we host it by default. A school that prefers to hold its own key can enter its OpenAI / Azure OpenAI key in the admin panel, or switch to a local model on the school network, keeping data governance in the school's hands.

Yes. Demo accounts plus a 30-minute online or on-site session, run with your own subjects and grades, and suggested proposal content shaped around your school.

See it once, then decide whether it goes in the proposal

Thirty minutes, run live on your school's subjects and grades.