Online education pioneer Sal Khan is expanding his learning empire to reach its youngest students yet. Khan said his own children – ages 7, 5 and 2 – grew up with the apps, even learning their ...
Sequoia-backed kids educational startup Duck Duck Moose is heading to Khan Academy, to add preschool learning to the non-profit’s digital education offerings. The startup’s 21 mobile apps aimed at ...
Like many parents, Sal Khan has bought Itsy Bitsy Spider, Park Math and other educational apps created by Duck Duck Moose, a San Mateo, Calif.-based startup. But the Khan Academy founder just scored ...
Duck Duck Moose, the creator of award-winning educational apps for children, announced today that it has received $7 million in Series A venture funding led by Sequoia Capital and Lightspeed Venture ...
(MoneyWatch) Here at The Startup, we're dedicating the month of March -- National Women's Month -- to featuring female entrepreneurs. What exactly is Duck Duck Moose? According to co-founder and CEO ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Writing about the creators and data behind digital entertainment. The answer is elementary: You watch. But as Caroline Hu Flexer ...
Duck Duck Moose, award-winning creator of educational mobile apps for children, announced today the appointment of Alan Shusterman as Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors ...
SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Duck Duck Moose, the creator of award-winning educational apps for children, announced today that it has received $7 million in Series A venture funding led by Sequoia ...
Top stories in today's VentureWire: Duck Duck Moose, a maker of educational smartphone and tablet apps for kids, has raised a Series A investment of $7 million from Lightspeed Venture Partners, ...
When I first got an iPhone, I didn’t realize just how many features it had. Sure, I knew I could surf the Internet with it, check my e-mail, make unstable phone calls, and such. But I didn’t know that ...
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