The document discusses a game-based learning platform called Coda Quest that aims to keep students engaged by making educational lessons and questions fun through an adaptive 3D game. Student interactions within the game generate data that allows the system to adapt learning objectives to individual students using machine learning. Teachers can create, upload or select preloaded lessons and questions to determine what and how students learn. Analytics and reports provide teachers and parents with real-time data on student performance and progress. A pilot showed high student engagement and academic growth. The company aims to build on these advantages through a free basic version with a paid premium subscription model.

1. The best way to gamify learning

2. Problem
PROBLEM 1
Keeping students engaged and motivated
to learn is hard.
PROBLEM 2
Students have trouble learning when
material isn’t geared towards their
individual needs.

3. Solution
FACT 1
Learning materials are not fun.
FACT 2
Adaptive technology helps kids learn better.
SOLUTION
games + adaptive technology = fun + better.

4. Coda Quest (Game) Learning Platform
By integrating a 3D game with a learning platform, our team is able to make open-source
educational lessons and questions fun.
With questions being fun, we are able to get exponentially more user-interaction and develop
a growing data set to adapt learning objectives to students using machine learning.

5. The game is fun and designed to match video games in the market.

6. Students learn & practice educational material using fun game play.

7. Curriculum Mapping
Teachers can decide how and what students learn by creating, uploading, or using
preloaded lessons and questions.
An adaptive learning backend helps support students based on planned
curriculum to deliver the right material to each student based on level.

8. Analytics & Reports
Analytics and reports let teachers and parents know how their students are doing,
keeping them more informed on what needs improvement.

9. Pilot Run: October ‘16
 100% of knowledge retention
 100% engagement of whole session
 87% of students showed academic growth
1. Students love the game
2. Teachers find real-time data extremely useful
Press Link 1
Press Link 2
Proof of Concept & Press

10. Engagement
Customizable
Curriculum
Reporting &
Analytics
Competitive Advantage
Easy to use
First to market
Fun & engaging
Data-driven

11. $51.9 bn
33% CAGR
K-12 E-Learning
Educational Games
$5.7 bn
33% CAGR 30% CAGR
Target Market
$57.6 bn
32.8% CAGR
Market Opportunity

12. Business Model
FREE $10/mo
Premium
Content
Provide a low barrier of
entry to grow user base and
gain traction using a free
model.
Add a monthly subscription
as a premium user for
game-related benefits such
as access to member-only
game content and features.
Up sell high-end
content/courses from
prestigious publishers
using a revenue share
model.
$
In-game
Monetization

13. Fundraising
685k
Seed
0
287,000
2,685,000
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396,000
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14. Clarence Tan
CEO
Ali Ihsan
CTO
Boon Tat Tan
CFO
Team
Has over half a decade of game design and
development and e-learning platform
technology experience.
Prior product head of a Colombian startup
company (BlazingSoft) that was awarded a
educational technology grant to develop
educational video games.
11+ years of game design, development, and
software architectural experience. Lead
teams to develop IT solutions and video
game titles for major studios such as
BulkyPix and Dena (Japan).
Over 25 years of risk management and
investment experience. Head and
senior director roles in institutions
such as Standard Chartered Bank,
Bearing Point, and Fullerton
Investment Group.