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Children today are exposed to all kinds of stimuli. Today’s young generation are digital natives, meaning they never encountered a world without the internet, without computers, and without smartphones. Information is accessible at the tap of a screen. While this means unbridled access to information, the focus on efficiency requires something to keep learners curious.
In this TechNode Global Q&A, we learn from Lei Wong Lei, Co-Founder of Ottodot how an immersive and gamified learning experience is effective in engaging young learners. Ottodot is a science learning platform built on Roblox that lets children from 7 to 12 years of age explore and solve puzzles. The immersive and expansive nature of Roblox itself provides an avenue for learning and exploration. Adding a science learning aspect comes only but natural. Beyond science learning, there is also a potential for immersive learning in languages, history, and other areas of interest, aided by better context through the immersive world.
To support more startups to access startup capital grants, Enterprise Singapore has appointed 17 more Accredited Mentor Partners (AMPs) to Startup SG Founder, bringing the total number of AMPs to 45.
Without further ado, below is a round-up of the startups hailing from all over Asia who are slated to pitch at the Summit next month and the disruptive technologies that they’re bringing to the table.
The National University of Singapore’s (NUS) Overseas Colleges program, NOC for short, has provided much support for many home-grown startup founders. Its role in Singapore’s startup ecosystem is crucial, especially with extensive global networks. Hear more from NOC alumni and their experiences in this @Techinasia article.