Finnish EdTech startup Claned has launched a revamped version of its personal learning tool which is powered by artificial intelligence.
The Helsinki-based startup is solving the riddle one-size-fits-all approach in learning with its personal learning platform. Empowered by artificial intelligence, the platform will show each user’s study performance and learning orientation, and help individual to discover a personal way of learning for maximising results.
Claned 2.0 comes with new user interface with more visuals and graphics; and adds features like progress bar showing individual’s learning progress, user interface language option for Finnish (previously only English); overview feature, which allows users to see newest announcements and topics, most popular contents, other members and activities, more opportunities for users to upload various material such as: documents, videos, websites, images, embedded content like Google docs; and a better analytics dashboard.
“Claned, a unique learning product on a global scale, helps an individual to discover a personal way of learning and maximize learning results. We foresee strong demand for it over the coming years,” said Mervi Palander.
Claned signed in August a deal with Catholic Education Western Australia (CEWA) to deploy its platform for 13,000 staff and over 80,000 students. CEWA runs 163 schools and colleges across the state, educating almost 20% of all school-aged children in Western Australia.
It also raised a total of 600,000 euros in the round which valued the firm at 13 million euros. Previously, Claned has raised 4 million euros, a whopping amount for a Finnish edtech startup before a full public launch of the product.
