Thursday, May 16, 2019
ObjectiveEd is building a better digital curriculum for vision-impaired kids – TechCrunch
Children with vision impairments struggle to get a solid K-12 education for a lot of reasons — so the more tools their teachers have to impart basic skills and concepts, the better. ObjectiveEd is a startup that aims to empower teachers and kids with a suite of learning games accessible to all vision levels, along with tools to track and promote progress. Some of the reasons why vision-impaired
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