Classkick has expanded its collaborative assignment platform onto the Web. Previously, it was available only as an iOS app for iPad. Classkick allows teachers to prepare digital assignments for ...
After working as a high school math and robotics teacher at a failing Chicago high school, Andrew Rowland strived to find a better way to teach an overcrowded classroom. “Every day, there was an issue ...
Classkick, an edtech startup out of Chicago, has raised $1.7 million to help teachers narrow the achievement gap with its student learning app. The seed round came from Kapor Capital, Mitch and Freada ...
In an ever-growing world of curricular materials, apps and digital resources, sometimes it’s hard to find the diamonds amongst rubble. EdTech start ups, while numerous and varying in quality of ...
CLASSKICK: $1.7 million in seed funding to Chicago-based Classkick from Kapor Capital, Lightbank, Adam Pisoni and Great Oaks Venture Capital. You may remember reading about Classkick in EdSurge's ...
As an educator who has been teaching before the COVID-19 pandemic, I have seen firsthand the unique challenges and opportunities that come with this mode of instruction. My experience has shown that ...
A WEEK IN MATH: Dan Meyer, math blogger extraordinaire, writes a compelling article this week on why math teachers should download ClassKick. Here’s a sample: feedback tool ClassKick “organizes ...
Chicago-based startup Classkick Inc. has secured seed funding for its education platform that enables teachers to give immediate feedback to students working on iPads. Investors in the $1.7 million ...
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