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Middle school to college education through web, mobile, and VR

Kirkland North is taking an infectious campus-wide game that it ran at Yale and Harvard last year and spreading it to other campuses around the country.\n\nThe game, called Turf, pits sections of campuses against each other in a virtual battle for university-wide domination. The founders are currently rolling out individual versions of their online game as a service for institutions including Stanford and Harvard.

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The leading online learning platform for technical skills.

Online job simulations for companies to train, and then hire, students

World's largest library of interactive lessons for kids

Pioneer in immersive code education. Acquired by Zovio (NASDAQ: ZVO)…

College entrance test preparation App for students in Indonesia

A skill-tech platform that runs placement bootcamps

The online language school for Latam, with groups led by an instructor

Language learning through video chat.

Gamador is a social game developer that has released three games so far. The company says that it differentiates itself from other developers by releasing quick, smart games at a very rapid pace (they can develop a game in about a week.\n\nThe company has built its own analytics platform for social games called Rankador, which they liken to a ‘PageRank for social games’.

Effortless Video Meetings\r\n- Acquired by Jive Software in 2013

A competitive community of the brightest students in the world

Game that teaches computer science to middle and high school kids.

Marketplace for employers to recruit college students and recent grads

Student communications platform for higher education