Erik Harrell

Yes, indeed.

Yeah, well, first off, I can just say a little bit about Kahoot.

So Kahoot, you know, we're a game-based learning platform.

We're basically in a multitude of different environments.

Kahoot is used in...

Schools, you know, K-12 schools were used in corporate settings, were used in university classrooms, were used in birthday parties, sports stadiums, and a lot of different types of environments.

You know, of the 50 million, more than 50 million monthly active users we have, around 40 million of those are in K-12 school environments.

So teachers are using the platform to teach math and science and those types of subjects.

but we also have a million monthly active users in corporate environments.

So, you know, basically 25% of the Fortune 500 companies are using Kahoot in a classroom setting to train their employees.

And, you know, what has been really the reason for our success is across any setting, it's the fact that Kahoot makes learning fun.

Kids, adults get much more engaged

in the learning material when they're playing Kahoot because it's fun, it brings a bit of competitive nature out in people, and it's also very inclusive.

Yeah, it's

Yeah, so I mean, I think, you know, from a big picture standpoint, where you can look at Kahoot as a content platform, ultimately.

So, you know, YouTube is about short form video, which is more of a lean back kind of model.

And Kahoot is about lean in.

It's a lean in format.

So an average Kahoot takes about 10 minutes of time.

So there's, you know, there's 10 minutes of session time.