News 2026.09.25

Wicked Storm presents the ‘Learning Loop’ at EdTech Korea Fair

Visitors gathered in front of the demo screens at the Wicked Storm booth, EdTech Korea Fair 2026

Demonstrated Lecognizer, a learning data repository built on global standards, and LearnHubble AI, an AI-powered learning experience platform
Exhibited at the 1EdTech Korea joint pavilion: “This semester’s learning data informs next semester’s learning design”
Distributed catalogs in four languages (Korean, English, Japanese, and Vietnamese); set to exhibit at VIETEDU 2026 in Hanoi in October

EdTech company Wicked Storm (CEO Jeongjun Lee) announced on September 25 that it exhibited at EdTech Korea Fair 2026, held at COEX in Seoul from September 17 to 19, where it presented the Learning Loop: a structure that connects learning data collection, AI analysis, and action in teaching and learning settings.

As a founding board member, Wicked Storm set up its booth in the joint pavilion of 1EdTech Korea, the Korean organization of the global EdTech standards consortium 1EdTech. At the booth, Wicked Storm demonstrated the actual screens of Lecognizer, a learning data repository built on global standards, and LearnHubble AI, an AI-powered learning experience platform, while a large screen showed the corporate video and product videos in turn.

At the Wicked Storm booth in the 1EdTech Korea joint pavilion, a staff member explains the product to visitors with the Lecognizer screen on display — The Wicked Storm booth in the 1EdTech Korea joint pavilion. Visitors listen to a product explanation as a Lecognizer introduction plays on the large screen.

The demonstration centered on how learning data accumulated over one semester flows into the design of next semester’s education. Lecognizer collects learning activities from all teaching, learning, and operational activities using global standards and stores them according to curriculum frameworks based on 1EdTech CASE. Lecognizer AI, the AI capability included in Lecognizer, analyzes the accumulated data to identify unusual patterns, such as where many learners struggled, and issues alerts.

LearnHubble AI turns these signals into decisions and actions by administrators, instructors, and learners. Instructors review AI drafts for additional lessons and apply them, and learners keep learning with hints from the AI panel that opens when they need help during lectures and assignments. The results of these actions are stored again in Lecognizer as learning data and become the basis for refining next semester’s curriculum.

A Wicked Storm staff member explains to visitors in front of the LearnHubble AI introduction screen — Visitors gathered in front of the LearnHubble AI screen. A Wicked Storm staff member explains how learning data flows into lesson design.

In this demonstration, Wicked Storm emphasized its principle that “AI finds and suggests; people judge and apply.” When AI finds signals and creates drafts, administrators and instructors review the alerts together with the raw data and make the decision.

A Wicked Storm staff member explains to a visitor in front of a screen playing the Learning Loop video — A visitor listens to an explanation in front of the Learning Loop screen. Lecognizer, Lecognizer AI, and LearnHubble AI connect in a single loop.

Wicked Storm earned GS Grade 1 Certification for Lecognizer and holds 2 granted AI patents: a learning anomaly detection system based on xAPI learning behavior data (No. 10-2883249) and an LLM-based learner profiling method (No. 10-2767110). The company has also carried out projects in public education, including building the Ministry of Education’s AI Digital Textbook learning data hub and KERIS’s ‘Toc Toc! Math Expedition’ with 2.4 million cumulative users.

At the fair, Wicked Storm also distributed its catalog in four languages: Korean, English, Japanese, and Vietnamese. The catalog and Company Profile can be downloaded from the Resources section of the Wicked Storm website.

Covers of the Wicked Storm Catalog 2026 in Korean, English, Japanese, and Vietnamese — The Wicked Storm Catalog 2026 distributed at the fair, produced in four languages: Korean, English, Japanese, and Vietnamese.

“What Wicked Storm does is store every learning moment as learning data built on global standards, so that the data becomes the basis for designing the next stage of education,” a Wicked Storm spokesperson said. “We will keep reflecting the feedback we heard from educators at the fair in our products.”

Group photo of the booth team in front of the Wicked Storm booth — The Wicked Storm booth team at EdTech Korea Fair 2026.

Wicked Storm will also exhibit with its own booth at VIETEDU 2026, held in Hanoi, Vietnam, from October 15 to 18, to introduce the Learning Loop to education communities abroad.

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