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Department of Education — 2016 Investments

7 investments dated 2016 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Analytic Measures Incorporatedanalyticmeasures.cominMay 2016 · $2.1M

Caimber develops AI-powered literacy assessment and personalized learning tools for students in listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

AI & Machine LearningEdTech

EARLY LEARNING LABS, INC.myigdis.comin𝕏May 2016 · $149.6K

myIGDIs is an early childhood assessment platform that measures preschool children's literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional development through brief one-on-one assessments.

EdTech

EdSurgeedsurge.comin𝕏May 2016 · $1M

EdSurge is an editorially independent digital news site covering education topics including edtech innovation, teaching practices, student engagement, and AI in education.

EdTechMedia & Entertainment

Co-investorsImagine K12Learn CapitalNew Markets Venture PartnersNewSchools Venture FundOmidyar NetworkReach Capital

FABLE VISION, INC.fablevision.comApr 2016 · $1.4M
FUTURE ENGINEERS LLCfutureengineers.org𝕏May 2016 · $2.2M

Future Engineers administers educational STEM competitions, including the NASA TechRise Student Challenge, which lets sixth to 12th-grade student teams design, build, and launch experiments on commercial suborbital flights.

EdTechSpace Tech

PARAMETRIC STUDIO, INC.parametricstudioinc.com𝕏May 2016 · $2.1M

Parametric Studio develops STEM software and maker kits designed to teach science, technology, engineering and math to students through hands-on, technology-enabled learning experiences.

ConsumerEdTechHardwareSaaS

Planet3exploreplanet3.cominMay 2016 · $147.2K

Planet3 develops STEAM learning programs and digital educational tools for K-12 students, combining learning science research with technology to improve education outcomes.

EdTechGamingWashington, US

Kelly McGrath(Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer)inAlbert Yu-Min Lin(Co-Founder)Vijay Lakshman(Founder)Tim Kelly(Co-Founder)in

BoardSean Gerrity(Director)Rob Roy(Director)

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