Who's Funding Education Technology?

The Ed-Tech Startup Deadpool

These are the ed-tech companies that have closed their doors since 2013. (Some of these were later acquired and revived.)

2018

• ChannelOne (type of company: television; amount of funding raised: Unknown)

• GlassLab (type of company: educational gaming; amount of funding raised: Unknown)

• Jefferson Education Accelerator (type of company: startup accelerator program; amount of funding raised: Unknown)

• Learners Guild (type of company: coding bootcamp; amount of funding raised: $10,000,000)

• MissionU (type of company: college alternative; amount of funding raised: $11,500,000)

• New Media Consortium (type of company: organization; amount of funding raised: Unknown)

• TenMarks (type of company: math; amount of funding raised: Unknown)

• UniversityNow (type of company: online education; amount of funding raised: $40,500,000)

• Wikispaces Classroom (type of company: wiki; amount of funding raised: Unknown)

• Yogome (type of company: educational gaming; amount of funding raised: $27,000,000)

2017

• Dev Bootcamp (type of company: coding bootcamp; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• TechShop (type of company: workshop for "makers"; amount of funding raised: $4,700,000)

• The Iron Yard (type of company: coding bootcamp; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Yik Yak (type of company: anonymous messaging; amount of funding raised: $73,500,000)

2016

• Curriculet (type of company: common core aligned curriculum; amount of funding raised: $1,800,000)

• Knowmia (type of company: video lessons; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Livemocha (type of company: language learning; amount of funding raised: $19,150,000)

• Luvo (type of company: note sharing marketplace; amount of funding raised: $14,220,000)

• Rafter (type of company: textbook rental; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Sharpscholar (type of company: assessment; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• co.lab (type of company: accelerator program; amount of funding raised: unknown)

2015

• Geddit (type of company: classroom feedback; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• MommaZoo (type of company: social network for parents; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Taught It (type of company: professional network; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Thinkgate (type of company: assessment; amount of funding raised: unknown)

2014

• ConnectEDU (type of company: career planning; amount of funding raised: $66,080,000)

• LearnStreet (type of company: learn-to-code; amount of funding raised: $1,000,000)

• Springpad (type of company: organization; amount of funding raised: $7,320,000)

• inBloom (type of company: data infrastructure; amount of funding raised: $100,000,000)

2013

• Alleyoop (type of company: college readiness network; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Claco (type of company: collaboration; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Formspring (type of company: social networking; amount of funding raised: $14,260,000)

• Sliderocket (type of company: presentation software; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Stixy (type of company: collaboration; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Tutorspree (type of company: tutoring; amount of funding raised: $1,800,000)

• Wander (type of company: language learning; amount of funding raised: unknown)

• Xtranormal (type of company: animation; amount of funding raised: unknown)

This data is powered by a GitHub repository: Hack-Education-Data/deadpool. Last updated 28 December 2018