Southeast Asia is the fastest growing region in the world that’s rapidly digitizing. Here are five takeaways about the ed tech industry in Southeast Asia.
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AI Implementation in Education: Going Beyond Digitization for Sustainable Startups
4 minutes readWith the global AI in education market projected to reach $6 billion by 2025, startups using AI have a strong chance of growth in this dynamic sector.
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Does Memorization Still Matter in Education?
by Andrew Cohen4 minutes readBrainscape’s CEO, Andrew Cohen, breaks down the interplay between knowledge acquisition, memorization, and skill development in education.
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College Presidents and Venture Capitalists – Twins?
5 minutes readWhether raising capital or nurturing investments, college presidents and VCs have much in common. Hear about it from a leader who served in both roles.
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Class Technologies Reaches Definitive Agreement to Acquire Anthology’s Blackboard Collaborate
4 minutes readTogether, Class and Blackboard Collaborate will serve over 1,750 institutions representing higher education, K-12 and corporate learning & development teams around the world.
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the market actually grew less than we expected in 2021, given that the three big stimulus bills were flooding the market, but at least 60 percent of the districts have yet to spend their full portions. A lot of that money hasn’t even moved out of the federal level into the districts.
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Student Entrepreneurs Focus on Changing Transportation for Millions in India
6 minutes readA Q&A with student entrepreneurs Anand and Anya Goyal, inventors of PowerCycle. The PowerCycle has a design similar to that of a regular bicycle, but with a twist ― it has pedals, but also a motor which is connected to solar panels placed above the seat.
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Code.org has become by far the most successful computer programming and coding curriculum of the past several years.
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Getting Everyone on the Same Page
by Ian Egan2 minutes readPeople learn programming in an intuitive way, giving them the skills to create their own innovations.