Voovo secures $500K to transform microlearning in education

Venture
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October 3, 2024
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2 MIN READ
Sofya Zhamoitina
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Venture Reporter

Voovo, an innovative AI-driven flashcard app, has successfully raised $500,000 in a pre-seed funding round, positioning itself as a notable player in the edtech industry. This round, spearheaded by Techstars, also garnered support from STRT Ventures, Peter Csillag, and Óbuda University’s Venture Capital Fund. The newly acquired capital will allow Voovo to push forward its mission of incorporating microlearning into daily education and empowering both students and teachers worldwide.

Voovo's goal is ambitious yet straightforward: to provide tools that streamline learning for students and educators alike. Through microlearning, the platform breaks down complex topics into manageable pieces, reinforcing understanding with spaced repetition and active recall. Spaced repetition helps learners review content right before they’re likely to forget it, while active recall encourages retrieving information actively, which strengthens neural connections. Together, these methods turn passive studying into an interactive, engaging process, allowing students to learn more effectively and efficiently.

With over 20,000 students across Europe already benefiting from the platform, Voovo personalized study sessions to each user’s performance, making learning more effective. Educators can also leverage the app’s tools to create interactive content and track student progress in real time.

The new funding will allow Voovo to further develop its platform, expand partnerships with educational institutions, and scale its user base. The company’s mission is to democratize advanced learning methods, making them accessible to all students, especially those who need the most support.

By blending microlearning with AI-driven techniques, Voovo is transforming how students approach education, helping them study smarter and achieve lasting academic success.

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