Ex-Champion Uses Qwen to Analyze Strokes, Teaching Students to Swim
千问APP · wechat · 2026-08-24
Liang Xinpeng, a former national synchronized swimming champion, integrated Qwen into her university PE teaching to solve the difficulty of demonstrating moves without entering the water. She uses Qwen to analyze photos of students' strokes, calculating angles and generating side-by-side comparisons of correct and incorrect postures for intuitive feedback. She also employs AI for action previews to prevent muscle memory errors and uses it to grade after-class practice videos, generating problem lists and key points to significantly improve teaching efficiency.
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