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The pandemic-induced learning crisis and the Fourth Industrial Revolution have made it necessary to reimagine education and align it with the unprecedented technological transformation.
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Startup incubation fund 9Unicorns has announced the fourth close of its first accelerator fund at $50 million. It has committed investments in 59 startups whose combined valuation is pegged at $420 million.
A Mumbai-based ed-tech startup, Creative Galileo, has developed Little Singham-Kids Early Learn app with Bespoke Solutions focussing on six parameters of holistic development, including numeracy, language and creative expression.
Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) is building a suite of diverse learning solutions for India’s vast edtech market, which is dominated by names such as Byju’s and Vedantu.
A new wave of edtech companies is reinventing the experience of online education entirely. The Covid-19 crisis has acted as a catalyst in enhancing the teaching learning process and paving way for better educational experiences. From tablets to VR, anything seems possible now.
COVID-19 has propelled education technology, commonly known as edtech now, into the mainstream and has removed the main bottlenecks, namely teachers’ resistance to try new digital tools and students’ and parents’ perceptions that education cannot be delivered online.