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Started helping my children
To learn to read - but found weak demand for this solution
Disrupting Education Started helping my children To learn to read - - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Disrupting Education Started helping my children To learn to read - - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Disrupting Education Started helping my children To learn to read - but found weak demand for this solution Strong demand for ESL in China Problem: Students dont acquire the needed skills in English Students are not motivated to learn They
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Strong demand for ESL in China
Problem: Students don’t acquire the needed skills in English
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Students are not motivated to learn
They spend less time and money if they focus on passing a test
Student
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More Expensive More Time
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Less Expensive Less Time Student
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Why is education expensive?
Inefficient & ripe for disruption
Student Content Creator Teacher Sales agent Publisher Advertising
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Expensive Pie Everyone wants a slice of the pie =
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An efficient education
Decentralised community delivers huge efficiencies
Teacher
Student
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Automation (AI) Personalised Decentralised
Content Certificate
EFFICIENT
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Multi-Platform product
Available on both sides of Chinese firewall
Web app supporting .com &.cn Android & iOS app
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Educational Content Partners
Amazing resources used by schools in the USA, UK & AUS
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Western Teachers
Over 38,000 qualified school teachers from Australian & UK
Clare Banham
Primary School Teacher Lindfield Public School Bachelor Degree, Education University of Sydney
Ashlee Wilson
Primary School Teacher Chifley Public School Bachelor of Primary Education University of Notre Dame
Raveena Marks
Primary School Teacher Matraville Public School Bachelor of Education University of New England
Sharon Chemello
Primary School Teacher St Brendan's Public School Bachelor of Education University of Sydney
Kaitlyn West
Primary School Teacher St Pauls Primary School Bachelor of Primary Education Griffith University
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Australian government support
Signing ceremony with NSW Premier
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Global structure
Setting up our Chinese operation in 2017
Sydney office Hong Kong office China office Hoste sted d in China na Paying ying in China na Registered gistered tradem demark ark in China na Supp pport t in China na
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User growth in China
2017 was a busy year for the team
29,258
students in China That’s 314,376 minutes of reading
14 140,144 0,144
books read That’s 136,622 minutes of reading to them by native English teachers
67 67,809 ,809
stories read to students
2,406 (8%)
are paying users
$202,104
revenue generated in China
22,458,924 words
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Team
Experts in their field
Ken Taggart
Founder of Chatty Kids, adaptive learning platform
Terry Hilsberg
Venture Partner InnoHub Capital
Allan Moss
Investor Ex-CEO of Macquarie Group
David Gulasi
Chinese KOL 8 million followers
Ali Khorsandian
Lead Developer AI & blockchain
Bronwyn Stuckey
ASU Center for Games and Impact
May Pi
Head of China Sales and Support
Kathy Kolarik
Australian Teacher Primary school
Fengfu Chen
Lead Developer China tech and Apps
Melissa Li
Product Expert China support
Liang Tianyue
Chinese Translator China support
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The perfect Solution for China
For children learning English using western content and resources
Print Books Online Resources School Teacher Online Tutor
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Competitive market
They have raised a lot of money
$500 00 millio llion
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English education plaforms
There are several big players in this space
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We continue to innovate
Applying advanced technology to make education efficient
Blockchain Gamification Collaboration Augmented Reality Machine learning Big Data Voice recognition Artificial Intelligence
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A 1st for EduTech
Personalised on the blockchain using AI
Automated, adaptive, personalised Leading students through curriculum
- Proof of Work
- Proof of Learning
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Proof of Work
Introduce knowledge, engage & teach
- Reward students
- Motivate to practice
- Engage to keep learning
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Proof of Learning
How do we know they have learnt something?
Automatically:
- Identify problems
- Provide solutions
- Confirm knowledge
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How do we make money?
Selling to parents, schools and governments
- Parents buy services
- Automated courses
- Online tutoring
- Physical products
- Governments want data
- Raw data
- Insights and analysis
- Schools want SaaS
- Online library
- Foreign teachers
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Mining devices
Parents buy educational gadgets that engage the students
We make it fun to learn & earn
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Why blockchain?
In the future a certificate is not enough
- Data stored on the blockchain
- Proving identity & effort
- Proof of skill and ability
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Student compete globally
We engage our community and make learning fun
Leader boards Compete with classmates School against school City against city Even global contests
Best st Reader ader In In the e Wo World ld
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Learn & Earn
Rewarded with LearnGold for doing work
XP XP
Difficulty Easy
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Grow through social media
We work with existing KOL’s
8 million followers in China
DavidHohhot
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Multiple channels to market
Working with partners or directly acquiring customers
Teacher/school
B2C
Student
B2B B2B2C
Teacher/school Student
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Current opportunities in China
Working together we will reach more students
Depar partm tment ent of f Ed Education cation Guan angdong gdong Province vince
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