Erik Harrell

It could be an iPad, and it could be a mobile phone.

And you're able to use the browser, Kahoot.it, or you can also use the app to engage.

But that's exactly how it is.

The core Kahoot product is really the physical classroom mode, the live classroom mode.

And then we also just launched in September the ability for teachers to assign homework.

Uh, so you can actually assign due to the homework assignment and then it becomes virtual.

And that is also being offered as part of students hate you, right?

Well, actually, you know, the bottom line is it's sort of like homework is a fact of life.

Right.

So it's going to be homework.

What we're finding is kids love to do homework with Kahoot.

So it's actually becomes a joy for kids to do Kahoot.

And that's the feedback we've gotten from students.

That's great.

Yeah, so the company was, I mean, the company has been funded really since 2012.

The product was launched in 2013 with a focus on schools.

We've raised $26.5 million to date.

And those investors include Microsoft Ventures.

Disney's put in a lot of some money.

We also have the two leading Nordic firms that have put money into the company.