- Math platform 99math.com has developed a special version to bring learners together virtually is making it free to use and will organize daily webinars for teachers.
- European-leading online student admission solution DreamApply.com is launching a rapidly deployable (2-3 days) e-admission & remote work system for higher education institutions with free usage this spring and summer.
- Language-learning application Lingvist.com is opening up its platform to schools for free until the end of the school year throughout the enforced home-schooling that has come as a result of the turbulent times caused by the Coronavirus.
- Virtual teachers’ room Clanbeat.com is offering its services for free until the end of the school year and will organize webinars to help schools engender strong virtual communities among their school staff.
- Tutor.id connects tutors and students in all subjects – school-related or soft skills. To help fight COVID-19, Tutor.id has waived all its fees until the end of the school year.
- Childcare software Eliis is offering free subscription and online training until the end of summer for all kindergartens who wish to start using ELIIS.
- Innovative language-learning application Speakly.me is opening its web and mobile applications up to schools for free until the end of the school year.
- eKool, a school management system, is offering a free subscription for new schools until the end of the school year.
- ALPA Kids, an early education learning platform, is also offering its content for free. They are also happy to do localization for any country with a suitable partner.
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