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Meet Your Reading Buddy: The Chatty Fox
The Fox walks around the forest with a big smirky smile on its face, seeking exciting things to do. Meet The Fox in the Kobi App!
September 16, 2020
The Fox walks around the forest with a big smirky smile on its face, seeking exciting things to do. Meet The Fox in the Kobi App!
Researchers rarely agree on anything. The conclusions drawn from researches depend on parameters and methods used during the research. Change one parameter, you get a
Every kid needs support when learning to read. They need a nurturing environment, need to be embraced by their parents and supported by the school.
In the difficult world of COVID-19, teaching kids to read has fallen onto parent’s shoulders. Find out how a child learns to read and what to do in case of reading difficulties.
Online platforms only have 5-15% success rate. And with distance learning a potential solution for COVID-19, we need to think long and hard about how to approach it so our kids succeed.
What happens, when kids can’t be a part of the lively discussion going on in the class? What happens when they are left out because they don’t like reading or struggle with reading issues?
Tracking text with your index finger can instantly improve your kid’s reading speed. Learn more in the article!
Like many other events, EDTECH WEEK 2020 is going digital this year. We are proud to announce, Kobi was selected to present our story at Edtech week’s Shark Tank!
Kobi joins the list of Europe’s startups that support Europe’s coronavirus efforts.
Follow your kid’s daily, weekly and all-time learning progress with Kobi’s new Statistics feature.
Coronavirus has stopped the world. Public transport isn’t running, events cancelled, schools closed. How will that affect your child’s learning progress?
Due to several schools closing, the Kobi team decided to take action. We are granting free access to the full Kobi app to children who are learning to read, but are stuck at home.
Maja Novak – An exclusive interview with Ursula Lavrencic: Digital social innovation for children who experience reading difficulties.
Kobi joins the list of Europe’s startups that support Europe’s coronavirus efforts.
