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Q Okay, that's great. What's the backstory here? When did you launch?
A We launched originally back in 2014. Uh, we have a, as a team, three co-founders. We go way back in e-learning. I have a PhD in e-learning. So we started first working together as scientists within a university setting, you know, creating platforms for the academia, publishing papers, but didn't have much entrepreneurial capacity or understanding back then. So after a few years of working in the academia and doing different stuff, we got together We were really believing in the future of e-learning and that the future of the learning is the future of learning is online actually. So we wanted to create a platform that will take the state of the art of e-learning, the things that we were studying and bring them at the hands of actual trainers and creators and, uh, and folks who want to monetize their, their audience. This is how we started.
AI assessment note: “We launched originally back in 2014. Uh, we have a, as a team, three co-founders.”
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Q Is that true? Is that true? Or was that, or was that because COVID, that was the only option? And so everyone saw artificial growth numbers.
A Well, well, this is, this is something that I've studied very, it's, it was also part of my PhD. This is something that we have been studying for years. E-learning always was a revolution, always five years ahead. So you never saw the, the true potential of, of, of, of, of, of e-learning. Always something was missing. 20 years ago, it was bandwidth. 15 years ago, it was something else. What has happened now was totally, uh, totally catalytic to how ingrained e-learning is to everything we do. About, just to give you a small example, uh, a few, a few months ago through the pandemic, about 1.7 billion students were using one form of orphan or another of remote learning, either fully online or because they have to.
AI assessment note: “What has happened now was totally, uh, totally catalytic to how ingrained e-learning is”
