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- ivLessons offers an online eLearning platform for video-based lessons, lectures, and video on demand content at affordable prices. - The platform allows one-on-one or small group video conferencing lessons, live streaming lectures, unlimited video on demand viewing across a wide range of subjects. - It utilizes an automatized, individualized curriculum supported by data analysis of student learning progress and teaching efficiency to customize lessons. - The founder has over 15 years experience in education and designed the ivLessons platform to provide online training, education, and lessons globally through a marketplace connecting students and teachers.
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ivLessons_Intro_2015
- 2. WOULD YOU LIKE TO • Learn something ANYTIME, ANYWHERE at AFFORDABLE PRICE? • Teach EVERYONE EVERYWHERE? • Implement a video based ONLINE TRAINING SYSTEM at your company? • Install a video based eLearning platform at your school?
- 3. ivLessons OFFERS YOU: eLearning Platform Based on Automatized Individualized Curriculum
- 4. ivLessons’ Services Are: Lessons • Participating Students: one-on-one or up to 4 students per a teacher • P2P Video conferencing based on Web-RTC • Virtual Whiteboard for drawing, word processing, chatting and sharing files for instructions • Compatible Web Browsers: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla FireFox and Apple Safari Lectures • Live Broadcasting Lectures • Unlimited User Participation • Video Streaming based on Adobe Flash • Wowza Streaming Engine • Amazon Cloud Computing • Text Chatting for Student Questioning • Compatible with major Web Browsers VOD • Unlimited Viewing • Wide Variety of Study Subjects • UCC by Teachers
- 5. Automatized Individualized Curriculum on Big Data and Machine Learning Lesson Data Archive – Survey, Social Media Activity and Audio Recordings of Lessons Data Analysis of Student Learning Progress Evaluation Data Analysis of Teaching Efficiency Customized Curriculum Systematic Teacher- Student Matching for Better Learning Efficiency
- 6. ELEARNING OPEN MARKET ivLessons Lesson Room Lecture Room VOD Students Search Lessons or Lectures; and Pay with credit cards Teachers List Lessons or Lectures; and Set fees
- 7. CUSTOMERS • Tutoring for school study • Preparation for standardized test including SAT, ACT, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT…etc. • Study for career change • Language training – English study is largest market Individuals who need: • Corporations that need online training system • Schools that need to implement online assistant program • Publishers, or individuals, that would like to hold online seminars for any purpose • Schools, or teachers, that need to open online live lectures Organizations
- 8. USER INTERFACE Lesson Listing Teacher Interface for Lecture Lecture Room Lesson Room
- 9. THE COMPANIES ivLessons Co., Ltd (Korea) Founded in January 2014 Serve Korea, Japan and China ivLessons USA, LLC (Houston, Texas) Founded in February 2012 Serve U.S.A. and Canada ivLessons R&D (India)-Planning Web and Mobile application development and management
- 10. FOUNDER DR. JINSEUNG HAN • Doctor of Education(Ed.D.), Columbia University, New York, USA • 15 years of teaching experience in higher education in Korea • Music Technology specialist • Music Composer • Basic Programmability in HTML, Csound and MAX • Managing cloud computing on Amazon Web Service • Designed ivLessons eLearning platform