GoKnow software says learning goes on cell phones
GoKnow knows it’s going somewhere fast in Ann Arbor. Excerpt:An Ann Arbor-based company’s cell phone software that allows students and teachers to work on the go fits a new national mandate to improve U.S. education, says the founder of GoKnow Inc. Elliot Soloway, co-founder and chief strategy officer of the University of Michigan spinout, said his company’s software lets K-12 students and teachers use cell phones to manage school work. Smartphones, Solowsay said, “are the next evolution of computers.” Now he predicts an explosion on the national and global market for the new educational cell phone software niche. Read the rest of the story here.
GoKnow knows it’s going somewhere fast in
Excerpt:
An Ann Arbor-based company’s cell phone software that allows students and teachers to work on the go fits a new national mandate to improve U.S. education, says the founder of GoKnow Inc.
Elliot Soloway, co-founder and chief strategy officer of the University of Michigan spinout, said his company’s software lets K-12 students and teachers use cell phones to manage school work.
Smartphones, Solowsay said, “are the next evolution of computers.” Now he predicts an explosion on the national and global market for the new educational cell phone software niche.
Read the rest of the story here.
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