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Department of Education — 2018 Investments

8 investments dated 2018 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

CODESPARK, INC.thefoos.comMay 2018 · $1.1M
CORE LEARNING EXCHANGE, INC.core-lx.comin𝕏May 2018 · $199.2K

Core-LX provides curriculum solutions for Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs serving grades 6-14, aggregating over 450 modular courses from multiple content providers aligned to state standards and industry certifications.

AI & Machine LearningEdTechSaaS

EDUCATION MODIFIED, INCeducationmodified.comin𝕏May 2018 · $1.1M

EdMod provides a collaboration platform for co-teaching teams to share lesson plans, strategies, and accommodations for students with learning challenges.

AI & Machine LearningEdTechSaaS

Co-investorsBrass Ring Ventures

GIGANTIC MECHANIC LLCgiganticmechanic.comMay 2018 · $1.1M

Gigantic Mechanic is a game and experience design studio that creates interactive experiences for museums, cities, and brands through social and physical play.

ConsumerEdTechGamingMedia & EntertainmentNew York, US

Mattia Romeo(Founder)Gregory Trefry(Partner & Game Designer)in

Graspablemathgraspablemath.comMay 2018 · $1.1M
Immersed Gamesimmersedgames.cominMay 2018 · $200K

Immersed Games is a research-driven studio that develops game-based learning tools and platforms backed by scientific evidence.

EdTechGamingGainesville, US

Lindsey Tropf(Executive Officer, Director)

Vidcodevidcode.comMay 2018 · $1.1MAcquired

An online coding platform offering self-paced lessons and project-based courses for middle and high school students to learn web development and programming through hands-on creative applications like video filters and augmented reality.

EdTechSan Francisco, US

Alexandra Diracles(CEO)inMelissa Halfon(CTO)inLeandra Tejedor(Cofounder)Leandra T.(Founder)in

Co-investorsNYU Innovation Venture FundY CombinatorCherry VenturesCoVentureIntel CapitalPipeline Angels+3 more

ZYANTE INC.zyante.comMay 2018 · $200K

Los Gatos, US

Smita Bakshi(Executive Officer, Director)

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