Eight edtech startups have been chosen to pitch their unique concepts to an expert jury at the Nordic-Baltic semi-finals of XcitED – the world’s largest edtech startup competition.
The annual conference – which gathers global edtech professionals, entrepreneurs, investors and innovators together under one roof – will be held online this year, due to take place next month on 3–4 November. The event is free for delegates to attend.
XcitED’s Nordic-Baltic semi-finalists are as follows:
- Seppo (Finland) – a tool for game-based learning. Through Seppo, teachers can create lessons that blend creativity, collaboration, skills and knowledge efficiently and conveniently.
- Teachers Lead Tech (Lithuania) – a guided learning platform for primary teachers to bring tech creation skills into the classroom.
- SignLab (Norway) – a digital tool that makes learning sign language more accessible, effective and affordable.
- Lexplore (Sweden) – an innovative AI-based solution for reading assessment.
- LearnCove (Iceland) – a personalised learning platform.
- School Day (Finland) – a tool that collects, analyses, explains and develops student wellbeing to boost learning outcomes.
- Gleechi (Sweden) – software solutions that enable natural interactions between humans, computers and robots to create the next generation of industry training and certification.
- Dugga (Sweden) – a one-stop solution for all kinds of knowledge assessment.
As one of the world’s fastest-growing commercial markets, the demand for quality edtech services and solutions has never been greater. With an internationally-acclaimed education system and a flourishing tech industry, the Nordic-Baltic region is cementing its position as a worthy global competitor within the edtech field.
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