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SXSWedu is on the cutting edge. The conference and education festival, sponsored by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, among others, ran from March 7th through 10th in Austin, Texas. Embedded in a comprehensive education conference with everything from The Playground to Meet-Ups is SXSWedu Launch, a contest providing startups in the education space with the opportunity to show their products and services to the broader learning community. 2016 marks the fifth annual competition.
SXSWedu is excited to congratulate ELSA as the winner of the SXSWedu 2016 Launch startup competition. The news was made last night at the Launch Party, hosted by Walton Family Foundation.
ELSA is a mobile app for language learners to improve pronunciation and reduce accent, utilizing in-house speech recognition, automated feedback and deep learning technology. ELSA works to enable 1.5 billion learners to increase language fluency at the lowest cost and unlock new opportunities.
AUSTIN, Texas, March 10, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — The SXSWedu Conference & Festival named ELSA as the winner of the SXSWedu Launch startup competition. Following two days of pitches from this year’s ten finalists, the announcement closed out the competition at the Launch party, hosted by the Walton Family Foundation, in Austin, Texas.
ELSA is a mobile app for language learners to improve pronunciation and reduce accent, utilizing in-house speech recognition, automated feedback and deep learning technology. ELSA works to enable 1.5 billion learners to increase language fluency at the lowest cost and unlock new opportunities.
A mobile app created by two Vietnamese and one Spanish developers to help English language learners improve their pronunciation has won an education startup competition in the US.
ELSA’s looks on an Android phone. Photo credit: VnExpress
ELSA‘s founders Van Dinh Hong Vu, Ngo Thuy Ngoc Tu, and Xavier Anguera were honored at the Texas-based education event SXSWedu on Thursday, after beating nine other finalists of its Launch startup competition.
