

Innovate Language Education with Technology
In 2014, mLang® was co-founded by Prof. Loh Ka Yee Elizabeth from the Faculty of Education, the University of Hong Kong (HKU) [Former Assistant Dean (Knowledge Exchange) and Programme Director of BA&BEd Programmes] and Prof. Ki Wing Wah, Emeritus Professor of HKU; with the purpose of leading the development and application of innovative technologies with educational expertise, and innovating language education. By developing the mLang® scaffolding learning system, we helped students learn languages happily and efficiently, and use languages as the learning tool.
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Milestones
2014
HKU
Faculty of Education begins developing the prototype for mLang®
2015-2017
Quality Education Fund
SCOLAR
Quality Education Fund & Standing Committee on Language Education and Research (SCOLAR) grants fund large-scale expansion
2017-19
TSSSU@HKU
Subdised by HKU Technology Srart-up Support Scheme and m-Chinese Solution Limited is established.



2018 Onwards
Education Bureau
HKSAR Government
commissioned by EDB to organize trainings for Chinese language teachers teaching NCS and Chinese History professional support schemes


2019 Onwards
UBS Optimus Foundation, SIE, Oxfam
Under various charitable foundations and social innovation fund initiatives, we aim to scale up our mLang scaffolding learning platform and pedagogical services to reach over 100 schools, serving more than 30,000 teachers and students. Our scope of services spans kindergarten-to-primary transition, Chinese language learning for non-Chinese speaking (NCS) students, and English learning support for underprivileged students.


2020 Onwards
HKSTP Corporation

Becomes an Incubatee under InnoXcel of HKSTP. Graduated in 2023 and remained an HKSTP Partner afterwards


2023 Onwards
Launch mAI Mind


2026 Onwards

Partnering once again with Oxfam, we aim to enhance the Chinese language proficiency of 120 lower-primary non-Chinese speaking (NCS) pupils through story-based teaching and the mLang scaffolding learning system. Concurrently, the programme provides training for parents and tutors to effectively support and improve students' Chinese standards.















