On July 27th, Choosito participated in the LearnLaunch Summer EdTech Showcase, held in the LearnLaunch offices in Boston. As a member of the LearnLaunch 2017 Boost Cohort, Choosito pitched their updated products and strategy to other members of the edtech community. Choosito also demonstrated its student search engine, received valuable feedback, and networked with innovators and […]
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Come celebrate Choosito’s success and advancement with us tonight at the EdTech Showcase &Reception! Choosito @ the EdTech Showcase 4pm, Thursday 27 July 2017. 281 Summer St, Boston ABOUT THE EDTECH SHOWCASE: We are pleased to announce that Choosito will be a featured company today during the LearnLaunch Summer EdTech Showcase. As a presenter, Choosito […]
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Choosito is joining the National Principals Conference in Philadelphia on July 9-11, 2017. We are excited to be leading the conversation on innovation in educational leadership in our hometown! ABOUT THE NATIONAL PRINCIPALS CONFERENCE: The National Principals Conference is the first joint conference for Pre-K through grade 12 school leaders. Hundreds of educational leaders will come […]
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Choosito will be attending ISTE 2017 in San Antonio, Texas starting this week! Choosito is a National Science Foundation (NSF) student search engine that uses artificial intelligence to make it easy to find high quality K-12 websites filtered by subject and reading level. Choosito is excited to join the education community at ISTE. ABOUT ISTE […]
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We are pleased to announce that Choosito has reached the mid-point of the Learn Launch Accelerator, a leading edtech startup program. Choosito is excited to be part of the Learn Launch program that is helping its student search technology get into the hands of even more students and teachers. ABOUT LEARN LAUNCH: As one of […]
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Choosito is now one of the 147 companies shortlisted out of over 10,000 to compete in IBM Watson’s artificial intelligence XPrize! According to the TechCrunch article, the competition is the is the first not to identify a specific problem. Rather, teams are asked to define their own issue and address it using artificial intelligence.” The […]
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