Searching...
19 results for “edtech”
“EdTech founder raised $50M during COVID boom while balancing profits and social impact”
...the third is edtech really picked up as a boom during COVID, and that's when we raised, you know, a 50,000,000 round, and we were able to scale quite quickly. So that helped us up, helped us massively
9:58 / 10:38
founder story9:58 – 10:38
No more. You don't have to compromise. Your domain shows your focus and intent, so make it sharp, clean, and unmistakably tech with a .tech domain. How do you do that? Head to www.get.tech/tsp or a registrar like GoDaddy and grab your .tech domain to
53:04 / 53:28
from transcript53:04 – 53:28
You you you see things in AI like 20% better identification of breast cancer risk, for example. So I think, actually, health care is another one where the cost framework for health care has been not good over the last twenty years, and the cost of ca
1:18:21 / 1:19:52
from transcript1:18:21 – 1:19:52
.tech domains. A .tech domain means you don't have to compromise or give your company an awkward name you hate. Dottech instantly lets everyone from customers to potential investors know you're a tech company building something innovative. It's in th
32:15 / 33:15
from transcript32:15 – 33:15
aurora.tech, ces.tech, ultra.tech, alice.tech, neon.tech, blaze.tech, pie.tech, great tech companies. They all use the .tech domain. These are my 2¢. If you're building a tech startup, don't overthink it. Secure your .tech domain from any registrar o
1:20:59 / 1:22:11
from transcript1:20:59 – 1:22:11
US health care, we spend 14,000 per capita per year on patients in The US. So that that's like our rough spend. That's two and a half to three x, like, Germany and Canada spent as an example. If you then break down the context of that, you know, 9% o
1:17:56 / 1:19:00
from transcript1:17:56 – 1:19:00
And one of my concerns with AI is that there can be barriers to entry upfront costs around having access to the computing power, the data. How do we lower barriers for our young people, whether it's at our k through 12 schools or our public universit
17:51 / 19:00
from transcript17:51 – 19:00
Facebook, Instagram All the big places. All the places I wanna post to, LinkedIn. So it's, like, literally, it doesn't work. Yeah. Maybe he's got very small ownership. It's not publicly disclosed. It seems to be the case. If anybody knows what's goin
44:15 / 45:24
from transcript44:15 – 45:24
though. If you're building a tech startup, get a .tech domain. Tech startup, .tech domain. It could not be more obvious. As an investor, I appreciate founders who put thought into their branding. When I see build. It'll say that to your customers too
1:30 / 2:30
from transcript1:30 – 2:30
“This app helps teachers AI-proof their assessments using learning theory”
So in our app that we made for the She Builds, appathon, it it was called, let's get real. And part of that app, what it does is it helps teachers to AI proof their, their assessments. And my hope is
6:12 / 6:35
tactical advice6:12 – 6:35
great tech companies. They all use the .tech domain. These are my 2¢. If you're building a tech start up, don't overthink it. Secure your dot tech domain from any registrar of your choice. While .tech gives modern companies a home online, Checkout he
2:03 / 3:17
from transcript2:03 – 3:17
working, tax paying population, and that doesn't stack up with low birth rates. And so the technological solution is human enhancement. And that's why people like Peter Thiel and Donald Trump junior, who are both very, dare I say, obsessive about the
12:44 / 13:40
from transcript12:44 – 13:40
or investment coming from Uber and elsewhere in the autonomous vehicle space. And we're already seeing that. You know, a startup by Anthony Levandowski, Pronto just acquired its rival, not robotaxis, applied to construction equipment, but we're seein
15:42 / 16:46
from transcript15:42 – 16:46
Presented by dot tech domains, where tech founders find sharp, memorable names for their tech startups. Hello, and welcome back to Equity, TechCrunch's flagship podcast about the business of startups. Today is Friday, February 21. I'm Kirsten Korosze
0:00 / 1:03
from transcript0:00 – 1:03
“AI could transform teachers from paperwork processors back into actual coaches”
but if they embrace it and learn as much as they can, it will make their lives a lot easier, and it'll bring them back to the role of coaching versus a ton of paperwork. And, also, in the world of per
4:06 / 4:23
prediction4:06 – 4:23
to learn more. And once you set up your fund the right way, it's time to make sure your startup's brand looks just as sharp. Have you heard about dot tech? It's the domain extension for startups with tech at their core. While most .coms are taken or
1:09:34 / 1:10:36
from transcript1:09:34 – 1:10:36
and making itself the distribution layer for a lot of these things. So it's like, how do you monetize that? Is that, like, a good deal for companies like Coursera slash Udemy that will I don't know either word hawk their wheres. That's not correct. W
18:00 / 19:23
from transcript18:00 – 19:23
This is why I created, like, here are the 13 qualities we look for in a startup. If they have two, three, or four of them, let's go ahead and meet the company. And then I made a systems choice. If when we do the 25 k check, which we offer people a $2
22:28 / 23:37
from transcript22:28 – 23:37
Do you have a good hookup? Well, let me tell you now. The answer is always going to be no. I don't have a guy or a gal for that. I do have a recommendation, though. If you're building a tech start up, get a .tech domain. Techstart up .tech domain. It
1:31:27 / 1:32:30
from transcript1:31:27 – 1:32:30
Have a podcast?
Run your podcast through Clypt
Get ranked clips, hooks, and ready-to-post copy from your own episodes. Free to try.