10 Global EduTech Examples

To inspire your next EdTech application, Appello have compiled 10 education technology examples currently available.

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1. Outschool

A web-based Marketplace providing small-group, virtual after-school activities for children.

2. Ornikar

A web-based driving school marketplace which prepares people for driving tests, by providing online driver education courses and recently started offering competitive rates for getting car insurance as new drivers.

3. CoLearn

The Indonesian App offers more than 250 000 pre-recorded with homework help. The videos serve as a hook to convince students (or their parents) to sign up for CoLearn’s live online classes.

4. Youcician

Youcician is a fun way to learn how to play piano, guitar, bass or ukelele or even sing thanks to the video tutorials included in this Android App.

5. GoStudent

A web-based tutor marketplace with a tailor-made learning plan, virtual classroom and performance analytics.

6. Photomath

Learn math, check homework and study for upcoming tests and ACTs/SATs with the most used math learning app in the world.

7. Canvas Student

An LMS app for students to view grades, course content, submit assignments and keep track of course work with a to-do-list and calendar.

8. Investmate

Learn to trade with Investmate. It offers courses, tips, quizzes, a glossary of terms and thought-provoking financial content. With this handy app, you can learn the very fundamentals to the ins and outs of investing.

9. Bukas

Bukas is an education financing app that offers affordable tuition instalment plans (student loans) to college and graduate school students. They have partnered with leading universities and schools in the Philippines.

10. Quizlet

Quizlet is the easiest way to study, practice and master what you’re learning. Create your own flashcards or choose from millions created by other students. More than 50 million students study for free.

Originally posted on Appello Software.