Osmo Live helps educators teach young kids remotely
Augmented reality ed-tech company Osmo is launching Osmo Live, a way for teachers to engage elementary school kids with a combination of livestreamed remote...
Tencent partners with Age of Learning for English learning apps in China
Tencent, the biggest gaming company in the world, and educational games startup Age of Learning have teamed up to bring English learning apps to...
Kahoot launches mobile app to make homework fun
Kahoot has launched a mobile app that is designed to make homework fun and more social. Oslo, Norway-based Kahoot started in 2013, creating online...
Tennis legend Andre Agassi’s investment Square Panda blends fun games and digital education
Square Panda is trying to walk the lines between fun and learning — and between the digital and the physical. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company has...
How this purple panda is inspiring games for girls — and angel investors, too
The heroine in Suzanne Xie's first interactive game for kids is no damsel in distress.
LaunchPad toys is making educational games, not Angry Birds-like ‘digital pacifiers’
LaunchPad Toys just released a new app, Toontastic Jr. Shrek, and has partnered with DreamWorks Animation. The goal is to make content creation accessible to kids at a very young age.