GDLN Korea provides infrastructure, including videoconferencing venues, computers, multimedia facilities and internet access, for learning and knowledge-sharing activities in capital cities and remote areas. Any organization or professional in development who wants to use the videoconference fa cilities to share Korea's development experience with partner countries can send a request on the website.

The GDLN Korea videoconference room, a newly renovated lecture hall with tiered seating and desks, has a total of 30 seats available, each equipped with a PC and microphone, and has a potential capacity of up to 50 people. Display monitors are HD and provide high quality screenings. The reception room, which is located next to the videoconference room, has screens displaying the ongoing videoconference.