Publisher: Zhuhai Campus  

Date: November 27, 2024

In celebration of the 118th anniversary of Jinan University, a generous donation of teaching equipment valued at 67,700 yuan was made to the Zhuhai Campus on the afternoon of November 25 by Zhaoqing Yinuo Computer Technology Co., Ltd. (referred to as Yinuo). This donation aims to support the development of the university's educational initiatives and enhance the construction of a high-level research university. Specifically, the equipment will aid in establishing the Cloud Supported Education voluntary service classroom, promoting resource sharing and joint construction of quality educational facilities at the Zhuhai Campus.

(At the donation ceremony)

The donation ceremony was attended by several key figures, including Lu Jianmin, Secretary of the Campus Party Committee; Zhu Yunli, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission; and Luo Shunjie, Chairman of Yinuo and esteemed alumnus. 

During the ceremony, Lu Jianmin expressed heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the campus party committee to alumni Luo Shunjie and his company for their dedication and support. He presented a donation certificate to Yinuo as a token of appreciation. In his remarks, Luo Shunjie acknowledged the significant impact of his alma mater on his career and expressed his commitment to contributing to the development of talent at the university, while actively supporting the campus’s public welfare initiatives.

Following the ceremony, leaders and guests toured the Cloud Teaching Support public welfare classroom base, where they exchanged ideas on talent training models, operational strategies, and the future direction of the initiative.

(At the donation ceremony)

Launched in 2008, the Cloud Assisted Education public welfare online teaching project at Zhuhai Campus is dedicated to serving the community and providing educational support. This initiative adopts the Internet Plus Education model, selecting exceptional college students as volunteers to deliver semester-based online teaching to primary and secondary students in remote areas. The goal is to enhance the learning experience of these students, help them develop proper values, and improve their overall quality.

Over the past 16 years, the project has partnered with more than 20 schools and mobilized over 1,000 volunteers, providing online education services to more than 7,000 students. The continued support from alumni like Yinuo plays a crucial role in the success and expansion of these educational initiatives.