Eckovation

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Eckovation is an Indian Education Technology Company specializing in social learning platform with the Eckovation App.[1] Eckovation is founded by Ritesh Singh and Akshat Goel in year 2014 while they graduated from IIT Delhi and working for multinations companies from last two years. They started the journey with a year long research from Bihar, UP and Delhi and after finding the specific gaps in Indian Education System, the launched the idea of Social Learning Platform, first time in India. By the end of 2015-16 financial year, on the platform of Eckovation, more than 1500 teachers where teaching almost 50,000 students across nation on Eckovation.[2]

Introduction

Eckovation is a mobile-based social learning platform created by IIT-Delhi batch mates Ritesh Singh and Akshat Goel, who graduated in 2012. Ritesh had been working for Bosch as a senior engineer where he had two patent applications, and was awarded ‘Employee of the Year’. Akshat was with DeNA in Tokyo, Japan, where he worked on machine learning, and crunched terabytes of data generated every day by the Mobage gaming platform used by games like ‘Final Fantasy Record Keeper’. He is fluent in the Japanese language, having learned 800 of the 3000 characters.[3]

While still at college, Ritesh started the Society for Advancement of Research in Arts and Science in 2011, which worked on audio-visual based education systems in India. It received a good response in Delhi, but failed miserably in remote areas like Bihar. Using this learning, both of them decided to quit their campus jobs and start Eckovation. The mobile application allows collaboration between students, peers, teachers and parents on a single platform, and hopes to change the way education is imparted. Users can share images, audio files, videos and polls and can set up groups for collaboration among different stakeholders.[4]

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