Companies in the Educational game industry
Educational gameName | Description | Industry | Official Website | Location | ||
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Developer of fully interactive advanced lab simulations designed to create scalable science training software. The company's simulations offer a virtual laboratory based on mathematical algorithms that support open-ended investigations along with molecular three-dimension animations, quiz questions, and background theory. | ||||||
Khan Academy is a nonprofit online educational organization that was founded in 2008. | ||||||
Speech recognition software that provides voice-enabled experiences for kids of all ages, accents, and dialects while prioritizing privacy. | ||||||
CodeCombat is a company providing a multiplayer programming game for learning how to to code. It teaches Python, JavaScript, and other languages directly in the browser. It participated in the W14 cohort of Y Combinator. | ||||||
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt is a Boston-based company founded in 1832 by Henry Oscar Houghton. | ||||||
BYJU's is an educational technology company providing online learning and tutoring services for students. | ||||||
Pacoware is a South Korea-based educational toy company developing products that are intended to be fun to play with while also being educational, for children using smart devices. Their first product was the "Aniblock" block toy. | ||||||
BrainPop is a company founded in 1999. | ||||||
Online learning tool with courses created by its community | ||||||
PlaySay is a language learning company acquired by Berlin-based Babbel founded in 2007 by Ryan Meinzer. | ||||||
Ubooly is a company founded in 2011 by Isaac Squires. | ||||||
Paper Boat Apps is a game development company making educational children's games founded in 2013 by Anupam Dhanuka. | ||||||
Smarterer is a Boston-based company founded in 2010 by Dave Balter. | ||||||
Yousician is a company that looks to provide musical education | ||||||
Osmo is a Palo Alto-based interactive play company founded by Pramod Sharma and Jerome Scholler. | ||||||
CheckIO is a Las Vegas-based company founded in 2012 by Alexander Lyabah. | ||||||
Sproutel is a Providence, Rhode Island-based company founded in 2012 by Hannah Chung. | ||||||
GlobalGyan is an Edtech startup building a digital platform to help professionals progress their careers with learning and mentoring from industry leaders through its mobile and web apps, interactive content, and personal coaching. | ||||||
Kinems, a movement-based educational platform with progress monitoring, empowering special education students to reach their full potential. | ||||||
Eldarion is a men in tolkien's legendarium founded in 2009 by James Tauber. | ||||||
PlayShifu is an EdTech company that provides teaching and learning tools for kids aged 4 to 12. | ||||||
Sokikom (so-kee-kom) is the only collaborative math program where elementary students help each other learn through a team-based game. | ||||||
Shape Robotics is a Danish robotics company founded in 2011 by Mikkel Lucas Overby, David Johan Christensen, Moises Pacheco, and Helene Hald Christensen. | ||||||
codeSpark is a company founded in 2014. | ||||||
PlanetSpark is a company founded in 2017. |
