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If you're at all interested in starting an ed tech startup, you should apply. I'm in the current cohort, and it's a really great program. You get access to peo
by zachgalant 14y ago
If you're at all interested in starting an ed tech startup, you should apply.
I'm in the current cohort, and it's a really great program. You get access to people who really know education as well as people who are really influential in the space.
- tweiss 14y agoThat sounds pretty sweet. Does the network of advisors only cover the traditional education space, or also e-learning/self-teaching? Because for the latter it's a whole different ball game when it comes to marketing and customer acquisition.
- wuster 14y agoIf they don't personally know the answer, the partners have a broad network of education insiders and experts to tap from, both on the educator and investor side. IK12 has funded companies in the e-learning space, browse through the companies page: http://www.imaginek12.com/companies.html http://www.imaginek12.com/companies.html (I'm the co-founder at LearnSprout, IK12 W12)