Betaria·6d agoWhat I Learned from a Young Entrepreneur from BlitarLast Saturday, I hung out with a friend. He is an entrepreneur from Blitar, East Java. We chatted about the business he runs, and here is…
Kishor Vanja·Oct 23The Hardest Stakeholder Is the One Who Used to CodeHow I said no to a university director who was sure it was a five-minute change.
Malik Aaliyan·Oct 22Making Sense of Primary Maths: A Guide for ParentsLessons from working in a primary school, using various EdTech apps and developing maths support for children who need extra help.
Schooletsx·Oct 5Why Are Schools Still Using 5 Different Systems? Meet Schoolets.Schools have adopted more technology than ever. The problem is that much of it still doesn’t work together.
Tiffany Biggs·Aug 29MVP: Apparently, It Does Not Always Mean Most Valuable PlayerBefore this week, if someone said “MVP,” I would have assumed they meant Most Valuable Player.
Rashad Gafarov·Aug 17Why Accelerator Programs Matter Even Without Winning | Founder Journey #16Some of the milestones that changed our startup can’t be measured in revenue.
Muhammad Huzaifa·Aug 12The School Timetable Problem That Turned Into Academic SchedulerHow a frustrating scheduling problem became an AI-powered timetable platform used by 250+ educational institutions
Rashad Gafarov·Aug 7You Can’t Scale Trust. You Have to Earn It | Founder Journey #14You don’t realize how much trust matters until you ask someone to publish years of their work on a platform they’ve never heard of.
Rashad Gafarov·Aug 5Getting Our First Instructor Was Harder Than Building the Platform | Founder Journey #13For weeks, our platform had no instructors. The breakthrough didn’t come from better marketing. It came from removing one small obstacle.
InMessy FounderbyRashad Gafarov·Aug 3I Gave the Same Product Demo Over 100 Times Before We Got Our First Instructor | Founder Journey…I probably gave the same product demo more than 100 times before Lucebra got its first instructor.
