Blinklearning, a Madrid and London-based startup that aims to personalize education by providing teachers with the tools to create high-quality educational material, has just received €350K funding from the Spanish CDTI NEOTEC programme.
The CDTI (Centre for Industrial Technological Development) is a public enterprise affiliated with the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation. Their new programme (NEOTEC) supports the creation and consolidation of new technology companies.
The public money will be used for further research, product development and an expansion into some South American markets. Blinklearning’s goal is to provide teachers with all of the necessary tools to create high-quality educational material adapted to the individual learning needs of each student. The young company was founded by Gonzalo Baranda and Joao Menano.
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