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EdLight is a company that provides a platform designed for teachers to digitize and collaborate on handwritten student work. By transforming physical student assignments into digital formats, EdLight enables educators to give timely and effective feedback. Teachers can annotate directly on images of student work, incorporating features such as drawings, audio recordings, stickers, and text boxes. This functionality streamlines the feedback process, allowing educators to efficiently assess and respond to their students’ efforts both in the classroom and at home.

Kyron Learning is an EdTech company focused on providing equitable access to personalized education through its online platform. The platform utilizes conversational artificial intelligence technology to monitor and assess student performance, identifying areas of difficulty that require attention from educators. By facilitating one-on-one educational tutorials, Kyron Learning enables tutors and educational institutions to deliver interactive and high-quality instruction tailored to individual student needs.

Clayful is a developer of a text-based mental health coaching platform aimed at providing preventative mental health support for students aged eight to fourteen. The platform connects young users with mental health coaches through one-on-one text-based chats, allowing children to seek support whenever they need it. By facilitating these interactions, Clayful helps to bridge the gap to affordable mental health care for individual users and schools alike, ensuring that every student has access to someone to talk to.

Reportwell is a company that specializes in regulatory compliance by providing a platform designed to enhance accountability and simplify reporting processes for authorizers, school districts, and government agencies. Its platform facilitates the tracking of deadlines and completion of reporting tasks, allowing clients to efficiently monitor and submit regulatory reports and operational items. By streamlining essential compliance tasks, Reportwell aims to improve the reporting capabilities and accountability of the schools or organizations under its clients' regulatory oversight.

DreamBox Learning, Inc. is an educational technology company that specializes in online mathematics software for elementary and middle school students. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, with an additional office in Raleigh, North Carolina, the company provides an intelligent adaptive learning platform designed to align with educational standards in the United States and Canada. Its flagship product, DreamBox Learning, offers a K-8 math curriculum that allows teachers to assign personalized learning paths based on real-time proficiency data. Additionally, the platform includes AssignFocus, which enables educators to create targeted assignments for specific standards, and MyFlexPD, a professional learning solution that assists teachers in tracking student progress and offering tailored support. DreamBox Learning serves a wide range of educational stakeholders, including administrators, math leaders, teachers, and parents, with the goal of enhancing student proficiency in mathematics through a personalized and adaptive learning experience.

LongBoard, Inc. provides software solutions to enable the telecommunications carriers and service providers to deliver converged multimedia services. Its products include MediaRoam that provides telecommunications carriers with the ability to deliver differentiated Initiation Protocol Multimedia Subsystem enabled multimedia services across fixed and mobile networks; LongBoard Multimedia Application Platform, which provides a carrier-class software infrastructure for integrating IP-based communications; and OnePhone, a personal mobility application that automatically and transparently switches calls between cellular and WiFi networks. LongBoard, Inc. was formerly known as Persona Software, Inc. and it changed its name to LongBoard, Inc. in February 2006. The company was founded in 1999 and is based in Santa Clara, California with sales offices in London, the United Kingdom and Tokyo, Japan.