How to learn online on Hanoi TV

Before the intense situation of the Covid-19 epidemic, the Department of Education and Training and the Hanoi Television and Radio Station coordinated the implementation of television teaching programs for students in grades 9 and 12, divided into many other subjects and school days. with a total of 12 subjects. Students will have many different learning options, including live study when broadcasting on television or re-learning through video lectures posted on the Hanoi Television and Radio Station, or through the application of Ha Television Station. Internal. The following article will guide students to study online and practice their knowledge on Hanoi Television and Radio Station.

Study online on Radio & Television Hanoi

12 subjects were broadcast, each broadcast is a subject with a duration of 30 minutes .

1. 9th grade students study 3 subjects: Math, Literature and English at 9:15 am from Monday - Saturday.
2. 12th graders study 9 subjects, including: Math, Literature, English, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, Geography and GDCD in the time frames: 14h30, 15h15 and 16h from Monday - 7th.

1. Learn live while broadcasting on TV

The program is broadcast live on channel 1 Hanoi Television . Or go to the online website following the link below and click on LIVE TV to learn live.

 http://hanoitv.vn/ 

Or you download the HanoiClix app for Android, iOS by following the link below, After opening the application click on News 24 hours, then click on the H1 Live section and watch the live lesson.

1. Download HanoiClix for Android
2. Download HanoiClix for iOS

Schedule of classes you see in the picture below.

2. Learn again via video on websites and apps

At the website of Hanoi Television and Radio Station, you click on Learning on TV , or click on Video to select Learning on TV. Videos of previous subjects' sessions are uploaded here for follow-up.

With the HanoiClix application , we access the Online Learning section and select the class block and subject to track the uploaded lecture videos.