TecZelt - FazGame - 2017 Pitch Deck
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FazGame creates educational game authoring technologies for schools without requiring programming skills. It allows educators to create story-based games that develop 21st century skills and are aligned with curriculum. FazGame has worked with over 200 schools, published more than 900 games, and impacted over 22,000 students. While competitors focus on game portals or require coding ability, FazGame provides an authoring tool without these limitations. It aims to gain traction through partnerships integrating content on topics like entrepreneurship, languages, and vocational education.
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- 1. WE CREATE GAME BASED TECHNOLOGIES FOR SCHOOLS Carla Zeltzer carla.zeltzer@fazgame.com.br
- 2. Education: a call for change
- 3. New Technologies intermediate new learning requirements
- 4. Software to create storytelling educational games without previous programming knowledge
- 5. Non-linear scenes make up the storytelling of the game
- 6. Creating the storytelling of the scenes: simple functions to create complex logic.
- 7. Monitoring Students Development : 21st Century Skills analytics
- 8. Competitors Game Portals and apps (Brazil) • Kiduca, XmileLearning, JoyStreet, Tamboro [NO AUTHORING FEATURES] Engines • Blender, Scratch, Kodu [PROGRAMMING SKILLS REQUIRED] Authoring tools • QuickLessons, Fábrica de Aplicativos [DO NOT FOCUS ON GAME CREATION] Adaptive learning • Knewton, Edmodo Geekie Games, Qmagico [FUTURE PARTNERS – FAZGAME CONTENT INTEGRATON ]
- 9. The market > 1 Mi 20 MiK-12
- 10. 200 schools +900 published games +22.000 impacted students Achievements
- 12. How we make it Team: Investors: Partnerships: Programs:
- 13. How we make it Prizes: Publications:
- 14. Business Model • 50% FazGame • 50% distributed between resellers and IP’s / content partners Ammount of Licences Public/Private Annual price/student Schools (< 2.000 students) Private $ 40 Networks (> 2.000 students) Private $ 8 Networks (> 2.000 students) Public $ 4 International Market Public/Private $ 4 to $ 8
- 15. Getting Traction Plataform with lesson plans associated to curriculum and evaluation (analytics), through through partnership with IP’s and content developers • Entrepreneurship • Financial education • Sustainability • Traffic safety • Socioemotional skills Cross Themes Languages Vocational Education • Portuguese • Math • Workplace safety • Production planning Curriculum • English • Spanish Technology • Game creation • Programming
- 16. Getting traction Partnerships in development In negociation In negociation IP partners Content partners • Workplace safety • Production planning • Portuguese • English • Spanish IP + Content partners
- 17. Getting traction International sales through the partnership with 5MM and integration with the DESK platform
- 18. Our Timeline < 2015 MVP $ 120.000 funding 2015 Commercial version launch Revenue: R$ 60.000 2016 Revenue: $ 70.000 2017 DESK integration Roadmap – curriculum and analytics integration Vocational Educational features