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The Future of in-class Learning

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Before we start:

We would like to invite you into our first public beta testing

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Please log into egage.co

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Invite Code

Email Adress

Using the following information:

TMNEU124

[email protected]

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Finally select our current session

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Opportunity Spaces

ObesityTransport Education Content Overload

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EducationContent Overload

ConceptsLecture Digitizer

E-notebook

Interactive Desk

Assignment Manager

Lecture Tablet

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Opportunity Space

Opportunity for professors and students get more out of class

• students interacting more with professors

• giving professors regular feedback on the course

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The Problem

• Students have short attention-spans

• Misuse of technology in the classroom

• Phones, computers, etc.

• Lack of student-teacher interaction

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Frequency of Distractions

95% of students are commonly distracted in their daily classes

11%

35% 49%

5%All of the time

Often Sometimes

Rarely

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Distraction & Misuse of technology

of students frequently take class notes using their

laptops

of students claim that technology is their main

distraction in the classroom.

17% 60%

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Student-Teacher Feedback & Interaction

of students do not ask professors to clarify questions based on lectures after class

82%

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Student-Teacher Feedback & Interaction

of students do not give regular feedback to their professors about the lectures

91%

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Story Board & Concept Ideation

• Use technology to benefit classroom experiences

• Give constructive lecture feedback to professors

• Easily track attendance and attentiveness

• Students interactive with lecture

• Enhance overall learning experience

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Business Model

“Freemium”

• Basic features: free

• Premium features: $5 per student (by student)

• Low cost of customer acquisition

• Successful for SaaS companies

• Plethora of Competition

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Target Market

• Edtech $31 bn. ➞ $60 bn. Worldwide (2018)

• 20,000,000 students

• 1,700,000 professors

• High Schools

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Actual Build-out Costs

$20,000 -

$50,000

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Lessons Learned

• Team Building

• Product Development

• The Market Environment

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Next Steps

• Outsource a program developer

• Beta testing

• Branding and marketing strategy

• Pricing

• Set-up a sales team

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Future Opportunities

• Conferences

• Sale of Data Analytics

• Additional Features: • Eye tracking attentiveness • In class proprietary hardware • Assignment management

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Questions (via egage)

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Appendix

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Appendix - Competitors

• Lecture Tools - Not widely used as of yet but does everything our software does except the lecture feedback !

• Blackboard - Most well known competitor; most schools’ distributions include discussion board software for students and assignment sharing/announcement software for lecturers. Very little emphasis on in lecture work; mostly geared towards homework !

• SmartTech - Monitors and controls computers in the class, encourage collaboration and survey students on methods