The 15-member class at Pinecrest Academy stayed number one in Georgia for the entire 10 weeks of the Springboard contest

What to look for in an elementary online math program
After a lifetime in teaching, Lorna Jackson knew exactly what she was looking for in an online Math resource for her Grade 2 students in Zimbabwe.

Numeracy skills in South Africa have long been a topic of concern among educators, government, and parents across the country, with learners at primary and secondary schooling levels continuing to perform poorly.

Educators have leaned into game-based learning to try address maths literacy challenges among South African children.

North Star Elementary School, in Hockessin, achieved first place in the state, in the annual, national SpringBoard math competition.

Arpit Jain, CEO SplashLearn wins 'Entrepreneur of the Year Award in Education Services’

Whether your child is studying from home every day, or just needs some help keeping up with their classwork, using math apps can be a great way to make learning fun.

SplashLearn Named 2022 Tech Edvocate Award Winner for ‘Best Math App or Tool’

SplashLearn’s game-based learning platform is revolutionising how kids learn through interactive, incredibly engaging games.

Make learning fun for your little one.

Education has evolved over the years. What was once a teacher-centered classroom is a student-centered learning environment. But what is it? A healthy student-centered learning environment is one where students feel comfortable taking risks, trying new things, and being themselves.

THE numbers are adding up at Kingsmills Primary, with the schools foundation level class having come first in the Splashlearn, Springboard maths competition.

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

In Borrowdale, Harare, Zimbabwe, education is held in high esteem. In order to optimize their life and career opportunities, students learn to speak English fluently. In this article, grade 2 teacher Lorna Jackson explains how she is using maths lessons to also develop students’ English language skills.

Matthew Norris entered his first grade class into a national online math competition to motivate his students and help them learn. He didn’t think they would beat 20,000 classrooms around the country and take first place in the contest.

Students brought together by the competition: compete, collaborate, learn and have fun!

Gem County-based Shadow Butte Elementary School won first place for the state in the national SpringBoard math competition, the company that hosts the competition announced Monday.

SplashLearn claims to have benefitted over 40 million students in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and New Zealand, and is currently working on its India strategy

Students in East Amory Elementary School fourth-grade math instructor Paige West’s classes placed third out of 294 Mississippi schools in the SplashLearn competition this year.

Launched in 2010, Splashlearn claims that its content completely transforms the existing curriculum today and provides immersive content with rich context, instruction embedded within games, meaningful interactions, and in-game manipulatives.

"The children had so much fun completing the online maths activities, they looked forward to it every day."

SplashLearn, formerly Splash Math is a game-based learning program for elementary grade kids.

A Clearview Local Schools teacher has made learning math fun for students in her classroom, and she says their grades are reflecting their enthusiasm.

When an email about SplashLearn splash landed in my inbox last week I didn't give it much thought because I get dozens of pitches every morning and because at first glance I thought it was just another rote practice app. It turns out that I was wrong about it just being a rote practice app.

Teacher Tami Rockenbaugh outlines how she has developed a love of math in her fourth-grade class.

When it comes to math education, one teacher is helping students use their power as learners to optimize their opportunities in life

Here we will list 15 different tools that will aid classroom learning and help you teach more effectively. But first, let’s take a step back and look at how technology has drastically changed how we learn in general.

These fun math games for kids will reinforce basic arithmetic concepts and spark a love for learning

Planning in teaching is paramount, as more educators opt for new technologies and strategies to optimize the preparation stage completely.

Teachers will need to use a range of different techniques and tools to help combat the rise in maths anxiety, support pupil progression and instill confidence that is so crucial in helping to reduce the attainment gap.

Opportunity for classrooms to collaborate and compete, with prizes worth over £8,000 up for grabs

The best performing classes with the highest points win weekly prizes at both a county and national level

Popular learning programme, SplashLearn, has announced the second UK edition of its popular Springboard Maths Challenge.

The popular game-based learning programme SplashLearn has announced the second UK edition of its massively popular SpringBoard Maths Challenge.

The popular game-based learning programme SplashLearn has announced the second UK edition of its massively popular SpringBoard Maths Challenge.

Opportunity for classrooms to collaborate and compete, with prizes worth over £8,000 up for grabs

SCHOOLS are being encouraged to join in with a national maths challenge - with prizes worth over £8,000 up for grabs for the winners.

SplashLearn - It’s a fun literacy and maths based programme that has step by step lessons for kids to work on.

The popular game-based learning program SplashLearn, today announced the 8th edition of its massively popular SpringBoard Math Challenge.

The SpringBoard Maths Challenge is now open to all classes from year 1 to 6 and will run from March 1 to May 8, 2022.

Opportunity for elementary classrooms to collaborate and compete; Prizes worth $20,000 up for grabs

Helping your child with learning maths at home can be a daunting prospect, but luckily nowadays there are a whole host of resources and online learning opportunities to help you support your child learning maths at home.

One Animation's Oddbods Heads To SplashLearn's Digital Learning Programme
The partnership will see Oddbods books integrated into SplashLearn’s Reading Programme

Award-winning content creation, distribution and licensing studio One Animation has secured a new partnership for its Oddbods digital books with SplashLearn.

The partnership will see Oddbods books integrated into SplashLearn’s Reading Program

The partnership will see Oddbods books integrated into SplashLearn’s Reading Program

Award-winning content creation, distribution and licensing studio One Animation has secured a new partnership for Oddbods with SplashLearn.

Award-winning content creation, distribution and licensing studio One Animation has secured a new partnership for Oddbods with SplashLearn.

The partnership will see Oddbods books integrated into SplashLearn’s Reading Program

Award-winning content creation, distribution and licensing studio One Animation has secured a new partnership for Oddbods with SplashLearn, a leading digital learning platform for reading and Math.

The partnership will see Oddbods books integrated into SplashLearn’s Reading Program

As part of the deal, Oddbods books including ‘The Pied Piper of Oddsville’, ‘Pogo and the Magic Lamp’ and others will be launched on SplashLearn’s learning platform.

Award-winning content creation, distribution and licensing studio One Animation has secured a new partnership for Oddbods with SplashLearn.

Award-winning content creation, distribution and licensing studio One Animation has secured a new partnership for Oddbods with SplashLearn.

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Video games get a lot of scrutiny, but parents should also keep in mind the other places their kids might be exposed to violence like movies, TV, and the Internet. At the end of the day, parents have to make a call when it comes to their kids and violent video games.

Amid school closures, millions of parents have discovered that intuitive and engaging math learning apps can fill the education gap.

Wendy Thompson, Ed.D., demonstration teacher III at the school explains how they are now using a range of complementary technologies to reward children and encourage and enable the children to learn (page 8)

Whether your child is studying from home every day, or just needs some help keeping up with their classwork, using math apps can be a great way to make learning fun.

What edtech trends will take top billing in schools and districts in the new year?

The pandemic has catapult the importance of technology in the edtech sector and thrown up plenty of opportunities for growth in the classrooms.

It's that time of year for to list my favorite sites/apps of the year.

Gamifying the learning experience is a significant trend, not least because young people are often more inclined to play games than devote time to their education. Crucially, gamification need not be complex.

Across the nation, despite teachers’ best efforts, students are suffering from the impact of a year of online learning, and it’s crucial to recoup that lost training and engagement before the chance is lost forever.

Math anxiety is a crippling condition that begins in early elementary school and rarely disappears

Providing That Extra Help That Children Need!

Fantastic website to boost their learning with fun, interactive activities!

Splashlearn is one of my favourite online applications, where pupils can easily access the worksheets and teachers can check their work and give direct feedback in the applications.

Looking to provide reading and math extra help this school year? A set of online courses from the folks at SplashLearn can help your elementary kids strengthen their math and reading skills this year.

SplashLearn features in the list compiled and analyzed by 'The Org' of 50 emerging edtech companies that are making their mark in the education technology space.

Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.

Closer look at a Tutors' life impacted from China edtech clampdown

Whether your child is studying from home every day, or just needs some help keeping up with their classwork, using math apps can be a great way to make learning fun.

After so much time at home, it is normal for your little ones to run out of fun things to do. Perhaps it’s time to try out some online games that can keep your child engaged while teaching them new skills and facts!

SplashLearn Named 2021 Tech Edvocate Award Winner for ‘Best Gamification App or Tool’

SplashLearn helps students, parents, and teachers succeed as they head back to school

Cabrera used SplashLearn, a platform that teaches young children between pre-kindergarten and fifth grade math through games. In the spring, they competed in and came in first place in a competition called SpringBoard hosted by SplashLearn.

Helping students overcome math anxiety and recoup learning loss after COVID will be a challenge--but it's not an impossible one

Are you looking for adaptive learning apps, tools, and resources that you can use with your students? If so, we have you covered.

If you or one of your children is having a hard time with Math, then you need to check out our list of the best iPhone apps for learning Math.

Best math apps that can help preschoolers, and even toddlers, get excited about numbers and learn basic skills. Whether your kid needs a little extra help understanding addition or you’re just trying to add some math practice to their screen diet, these math apps for kids can help.

Math is one of the most essential subjects for kids. It will build their analytical and reasoning skills. But math is not easy to teach. Even harder to make it fun and interesting. So, to solve this problem, here is a list of the best math apps for kids.

Are you looking for an engaging summer learning option for students? SplashLearn has you covered. From elementary English Language Arts practice to interactive math content, there is a lot to explore in this new virtual summer camp for kids.

SplashLearn’s game-based learning program is transforming the way children learn through highly engaging, visually appealing and interactive games

SplashLearn can be part of a child’s summertime routine for 30-45 minutes a day.

Head Start Education (HSE) has partnered with SplashLearn to make the R5 000 product available to all teachers for free.

To celebrate Youth Day and Youth Month, Head Start Education has partnered with SplashLearn, the leading game based learning programme in the world, to provide free access to SplashLearn’s maths programme to all teachers in South Africa.

If you visit Arpit Jain’s LinkedIn profile, you won’t have to spend 5 minutes reading his “About Me” section. That’s because it has only one sentence that states: “Helping kids become better learners.” What does this tell us about Arpit? That he is a man of few words? Well, no – it tells me that instead of pontificating about himself and all of his accomplishments, he would rather spend that time on bigger goals.

SpringBoard was a fun way to revise, review and practice math concepts. The fact that it is 10 weeks long, also teaches the students an important lesson of perseverance and working hard towards a long-term goal. It encourages delayed gratification which is an important life skill.

SplashLearn, announced winners of its massively popular annual competition. Mega success with participation from over 600K students and 35,000 classes

SpringBoard saw pupils from Marine Academy Primary show off their maths skills and fly the flag for the South West, competing with students from across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland to win prizes for their school community.

SplashLearn, announced winners of its massively popular annual competition. Mega success with participation from over 600K students and 35,000 classes

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SpringBoard Math competition has seen pupils at Folkestone Primary show off their maths skills to win prizes for their school community.

As new approaches are tried, it is important to also analyze the reasons why children may be apprehensive about learning. Meanwhile, it is also important to make a distinction between gamification and game-based learning.

Amongst all the different experiences and occurrences in the edtech sphere, one of the most positive thing that has happened is that parents have developed an incredibly valuable understanding of working with their children and appreciating what and how they are learning at school. Hope schools will use this opportunity to formally involve parents in the learning process.

EdTech company SplashLearn is working to keep their traditions thriving even through the many school closures.

Learning math can sometimes be a challenge. Especially if you’re doing virtual or distance learning. Math websites to the rescue

Listed below are fun and engaging math apps for kids – great for kindergarten and elementary school kids to learn basic math functions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, geometry, algebra etc.

The main cause of math phobia may not be necessarily caused by a lack of ability in solving mathematical problems. Instead, it may be caused by the anxiousness of an individual about not being able to perform to their full potential. In other words, the fear of failure is so overwhelming that it often clouds the reasoning.

Developing a child's love of math has to start with you leading by example. Tips and advise to parents to help their children learn to love math.

THE popular, game-based learning programme SplashLearn has announced the first UK edition of its SpringBoard Maths Challenge.

YOUNG number crunchers across the region are preparing to take part in a popular maths challenge.

SplashLearn Announces SpringBoard Maths Challenge 2021
Opportunity for North East pupils to collaborate and compete, with prizes worth over £8000 up for grabs

The popular game-based learning program SplashLearn, announced the first UK edition of its massively popular SpringBoard Maths Challenge. It is open to all primary classes from Year-1 through Year-6 in the UK and will run from March 1 – May 9, 2021.

What is SplashLearn?

The popular game-based learning programme SplashLearn announced the first UK edition of its massively popular SpringBoard Maths Challenge earlier this month.

Opportunity for classrooms to collaborate and compete, with prizes worth over £8000 up for grabs.

SplashLearn has now raised a total of $25.0M in total equity funding and investors in this round include Accel and Owl Ventures.

SplashLearn, which is looking to gamify online learning, raised $18 million in a Series C round from Owl Ventures and existing backer Accel.

SplashLearn announced the first UK edition of SpringBoard Maths Challenge. SpringBoard Maths Challenge 2021 is open to all classes from Year 1 to Year 6 in the UK and will run from March 1st–May 9th.

Game-based learning platform SplashLearn has raised $18 million in a Series C funding round led by San Francisco-based VC firm Owl Ventures with participation from existing investor Accel Partners.

SplashLearn, the Gurugram-headquartered edtech startup, this week raised $18 million in Series C round led by Owl Ventures, a San Francisco-based edtech sector-focused venture capital firm.

SplashLearn: an edtech company that has spent the last 10 years building engaging products for both after-school learning and in-school learning. And reviews and anecdotes from parents, teachers, students and schools are the best way to know if the customer is happy or not.

SplashLearn announced the first UK edition of SpringBoard Maths Challenge. SpringBoard Maths Challenge 2021 is open to all classes from Year 1 to Year 6 in the UK and will run from March 1st–May 9th.

American EdTech startup with a 10-year history, SplashLearn, announced yesterday that it had raised $8M in Series C. The total investment to date is $25M. The new round is led by Owl Ventures Fund, and also the previous investor Accel entered the project, who had previously invested $7M in the startup in Round B.

Owl Ventures and Accel Partners participated in the Series C round for SplashLearn. The startup noted a 10X increase in traffic from India, but the market contributes less than 1% to its revenue. The company has its presence across 150 countries, with the US being its largest revenue contributor.

US-settled edtech startup SplashLearn has brought $18 Mn up in a Series C subsidizing round drove by San Francisco-based funding firm Owl Ventures, with cooperation from Accel Partners. The organization intends to utilize this financing to scale its new customized coaching item to join more guardians and get more instructors included.

SplashLearn, a 10-year-old U.S.-headquartered edtech startup that teaches children through a game-based curriculum, has raised $18 million in a new financing round as it looks to expand to more markets.

US-based edtech startup SplashLearn has raised over ₹131 crore in Series C funding led by Owl Ventures. The round also saw participation from Accel, which had earlier invested over ₹51 crore in SplashLearn's Series B funding.

SplashLearn began 2021 on a high note raising $18 million in Series C funding round led by Owl Ventures. Accel, who earlier invested in Series B, also participated in this round.

SplashLearn will use this latest round of funding for various growth initiatives with the core focus of game-based learning.

Owl Ventures and Accel Partners participated in the Series C round for SplashLearn. The startup noted a 10X increase in traffic from India, but the market contributes less than 1% to its revenue. The company has its presence across 150 countries, with the US being its largest revenue contributor

SplashLearn began 2021 on a high note raising $18 million in Series C funding round led by Owl Ventures. Accel, who earlier invested in Series B, also participated in this round.

SplashLearn, an edtech startup focused on game-based curriculum, has raised $18 million in a series C funding round led by Owl Ventures. Accel, which had earlier invested in round B, also participated. The company has over 4,000 curriculum-aligned games for math and reading for children from pre-K to grade 5.

Founded in 2010 by four IIT-Kharagpur alumni, SplashLearn offers Math for Pre-K to Class 5 and reading for Pre-K to Class 2. It adapts to each child’s learning ability and helps them master skills at their own pace, the company said.

The idea behind SplashLearn is to make learning a rewarding experience for a child. The company is aiming to replace books and videos with game-based learning, and has more than 4,000 games in its system.

SplashLearn, a 10-year-old U.S.-headquartered edtech startup that teaches children through a game-based curriculum, has raised $18 million in a new financing round as it looks to expand to more markets.

SplashLearn, the US-headquartered learning company began 2021 on a high note raising $18 million in a Series C funding round led by Owl Ventures. San Francisco based Owl Ventures is the largest edtech sector-focused venture capital firm in the world. Accel, who earlier invested $7 million in Series B, also participated in this round.

SplashLearn, a US-based edtech startup, has secured $18 million in a Series C funding round led by venture capital firm Owl Ventures, with participation from Accel Partners.

SplashLearn, an edtech start up that teachers children via game-based curriculum raised $18 million in Series C funding round led by Owl Ventures and Accel

SplashLearn, announced the 7th edition of its massively popular SpringBoard Math Challenge today. The math competition is a calendar marked event and is highly anticipated by teachers across the US and Canada. SpringBoard Math Challenge 2021, open to all classes from grade 1 to grade 5, will run from March 1 – May 9, 2021

Since there is no one-size-fits-all answer to these questions, especially when it comes to children’s learning paths, I keep testing out new educational tools and resources that make learning fun and leaves children wanting more. My latest discovery is SplashLearn.

Do you use a game-based learning curriculum in your classroom? Finding engaging resources for students is a challenge at all levels. To help cultivate a habit of life-long learning, the team at SplashLearn has developed elementary-friendly resources you’ll want to check out.

Started by 4 IIT graduates who saw the potential in iPads as an early learning device SplashLearn (aimed at ages 3 to 11) has had a 300% jump in the sign ups since the pandemic began.

Brush Up on Those Math, Er, Gaming Skills
Just don’t tell them they’re practicing math. Sites like SplashLearn let kids think they’re lucking out on screen time, when really they’re learning essentials for the Common Core.

Discover the perfect balance of fun and learning with SplashLearn. As a game-based learning program, it's one of the most engaging ways 4-11-year-olds can master maths and reading. Try it!

SplashLearn is an learning program by StudyPad Inc. that uses games to teach children math and reading comprehension. Either a teacher or a parent can sign up through the app and add children to their family.

Gaming elements have long been used in education. In recent years, game-based learning has become a trend with a broad range of applications. Let us have a closer look at game-based learning with its advantages and most effective practices.

SplashLearn is free for teachers and schools to use. Teachers can sign in and create an account for their class. Teachers get access to the full SplashLearn content library and can assign classwork and also homework that the students can access at home. A detailed teacher dashboard also allows them to track each student’s progress and address any learning gaps.

SplashLearn can make for a great review tool once you've already covered concepts in class. Practicing with this type of game-based system can help motivate students.

With recent findings predicting maths to be the subject most affected by school closures, it’s time to harness the power of tech to address the maths attainment gap once and for all

If educational technology is to play even a minor role in closing the attainment gap, it’s vital that we first begin to bridge the ‘digital divide’. Edtech enabled many schools to create a virtual classroom and support pupils remotely during the lockdown, with recent figures estimating a 400% global increase in the implementation of edtech solutions since March 2020.

Learning and adapting to change has never been more important than it is in the challenging times we face today. In the past few months, almost every industry saw a huge shift, with most professionals working-from-home amidst a turbulent economy.

Maths is not always the most popular subject in the primary curriculum and some of this is down to parents’ mathematical anxiety. When children hear their parents speak negatively about maths, it can be particularly challenging for teachers to engage children and encourage them to develop a real mastery and passion for the subject.

SplashLearn is a digital math curriculum aligned to the Common Core State Standards that allows users to create classes of students and assign them a variety of assessments and learning opportunities

Edtech company SplashLearn welcomes Akshat Verma as SVP-Engineering
Akshat joins SplashLearn from Airtel.

Edtech Company SplashLearn welcomes Akshat Verma as SVP-Engineering

Akshat Verma joins SplashLearn as Senior Vice President - Engineering. Akshat will be responsible for leading engineering functions at SplashLearn with a specific focus on scaling and accelerating technology innovation.

Game-Based Learning Program: Designed for students in Reception through Year 6, SplashLearn is aligned with the national curriculum and is free for all schools and teachers in the UK.

Proven efficacy and research on transference framework: SplashLearn game design framework has been instrumental in improving the children’s confidence and motivation for learning.

SplashLearn announced the launch of its primary and early years Maths and Reading programs in Australia, Canada, and the UK.

While this transition has been pretty smooth for desk jobs where most of the work already happened online, it has been harsh for professions like teaching.

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Alex an eight year old kid, talks about SplashLearn!

SplashLearn launches in the UK - Maths Program Free to All Schools and Teachers

BW Education 40under40 brings to you a list of the brightest young minds from the world of business in India. The list looks at unique business ideas and the people powering them.

Unique challenge of school in a pandemic calls for unique options

Acquisitions are mainly done to acquire niche capabilities, or for a growing customer base. Whereas mergers can be done to gain inroads into an alien market with the partner company providing the know-how, and dealing with the local nuances.

The pandemic has altered the way we interact with the world, completely transforming the very concept of education, entertainment, work and lifestyle. This change, whether welcome or not, is here to stay. In order to control your career, one would have to develop the capability to adapt, learn and unlearn. How quickly one can adapt and learn new skills will be crucial.

Social-emotional learning is an important aspect of development for students and a skill that all parents should learn in today’s world.

On this ride, you need to ensure that your seat belt is tight and steady, and the only way that can happen is with trust. Team alignment is one of the most crucial ingredients needed for the success of any company.

Inspire lifelong curiosity with this game-based PreK-5 learning experience loved by over 40 million children. SplashLearn is the perfect balance of learning and game-play that your little one needs to build math and reading confidence.

As schools and educational institutes have been shut down due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, should parents worry about the time children are spending on electronic devices while attending online classes?

SplashLearn is a Game-Based Learning program for elementary grades. SplashLearn aims to help children discover an innate love for learning but providing them with intuitive and playful learning experiences.

The best math resources!

Calling all visual learners! This math app seeks to make arithmetic fun and engaging with a self-paced, curriculum-aligned program

The 6th edition of SpringBoard Math Challenge 2020 was opened to elementary classrooms across the United States from March 2, 2020. Over the duration of the 10-week challenge, a total of 32,819 classes with over 450,000 students participated in the competition, over 50 percent higher than last year. It announced winners of this year’s SpringBoard Math Challenge.

Even in the midst of growing news of COVID- 19, the SpringBoard Math Challenge attracted a record number of participating classes this year. Over the duration of the 10-week challenge, a total of 32,819 classes with over 450,000 students participated in the competition, over 50 percent higher than last year.

Brainchild of four IIT Kharagpur graduates, the platform uses game-based pedagogy to make subjects fun for young learners

With game-based learning, students learn on their own in an environment where they are willing to persevere.

A primary intent behind SplashLearn, is to help all children achieve higher learning outcomes.

SplashLearn has long been a popular platform for helping children develop Maths skills but it has now added a reading skills section too.

Educational websites that can help students from Kindergarten-Grade 8 keep up with their education in a fun and interactive way.

Parents in more mature markets are growing increasingly concerned about screen addiction among children
Research shows that while some screen-time is beneficial, excessive usage leads to mental fatigue

SplashLearn, the K-5 game-based learning program used by millions of students, announced that its annual math challenge SpringBoard is open for enrollment

Video games get a lot of scrutiny, but parents should also keep in mind the other places their kids might be exposed to violence like movies, TV, and the Internet. At the end of the day, parents have to make a call when it comes to their kids and violent video games.

Kids might not be scared of much these days, but maths may send them into panic. But the numbers and complex formulae would not seem complicated if the basics are strong.

Encourage your child to stick with commitments by modeling a realistic approach toward progress. Never rush your child while learning or act impatient if they don’t understand something.

Acquisitions are mainly done to acquire niche capabilities, or for a growing customer base. Whereas mergers can be done to gain inroads into an alien market with the partner company providing the know-how, and dealing with the local nuances.

Tune in for a super interesting chat to understand the Education value chain, the growth levers at play, and the innovations which future EdTech entrepreneurs should watch out for.

Indian startups are finding takers abroad for edtech tools in tune with holistic learning.

In the next couple of years, we’ll see privacy laws become not only stricter, but more strictly enforced. When products target children, there’s going to have to be a change in how those companies use their data.

Technology has shaped new methods of teaching and learning over the last couple of years. The edtech sector in 2020 is only set to get stronger with AI, game-based learning, voice search, and personalised lessons.

Over the last couple of years, technology has influenced the ways of teaching and learning to a great deal. From online courses to AI, the rise of regional languages, and more, here’s a look at all the things that were buzzing in the edtech sector in 2019.

Indian startups are finding takers abroad for edtech tools in tune with holistic learning.

As Studypad continues to grow, it'll be recruiting talent across teams and levels in the coming year.

As the firm expands to new geographies and additional subjects, it is rapidly adding key hires to its 220+ strong Gurugram team.

Splash Math announced the launch of Classroom Select, a free platform for teachers to keep track of student progress on game-based learning modules.

The best way to approach fearless learning is getting the child to do something they like, and they always like games

Edtech startup StudyPad managed to break even within three months of its first app launch. Its offering Splash Math is used in more than 150 countries by 30 million users.

Splash Math offers a series of apps for kids up to fifth grade, but I’m partial to this one for counting, addition and subtraction.

Splash Math is a program we use that’s very self paced, so I have kids who are working on their second grade skills and I’ve got some kids who are still working on their first grade skills.