Sergio Xalambrí
Web Developer at Daffy.org
The problems edtech startups face
Sergio Xalambrí
Developer at Platzi
Who am I?
Jawwad Siddiqui
Co-founder of SharpScholar
My source
Have a direct relationship with the customers
SharpScholar
Platzi
Requires approval from students and admins to use it.
We have a direct relationship with our customers (students)
Don’t confuse your customers and consumers
Identify the best model
- Charge students (SharpScholar and Platzi)
- Charge the government
- Charge teachers
- Charge the school
Simplify and not change everything the teachers already know and do
Teachers are usually really busy people and don't have the time to learn how to incorporate your service in their teaching process.
Argentinian government give laptops to each student, but at the end teachers don't allow their usage in the classroom because they don't have the time to learn how to use them.
Conclusion
Creating a good edtech startups which works with schools requires a lot of knowledge of how the current educational industry operates right now and what you can do to improve it while avoid creating more work for teachers and actually simplifying their jobs.
The problems edtech startups face
By Sergio Xalambrí
The problems edtech startups face
Talk about edtech startups and their possible problems
