Educational [adjective]

The educational service successfully attracted student interest, and now, has landed investor interest.

In a normal year, TechCrunch’s Disrupt conference fits an expo hall, a startup competition, hours of educational and newsmaking content and many days of networking into three days at the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

The company will also offer educational resources through Khan Academy, virtual field trips, and virtual after-school programs.

Both apps provide educational information about menstruation and common symptoms, but the information is generic.

Whereas those who are rich and can afford broadband internet connections, which are high-speed, have now access to those teaching materials and better you know educational opportunities.

In April, TikTok announced the $50 million TikTok Creative Learning Fund that paid publishers such as Self, WWD and Upworthy — as well as educators and nonprofit organizations — to produce educational videos for its platform.

As such, more people than ever before have been engaging with educational content online.

Creating high-quality, educational, engaging content is an honorable pursuit, but in order for that content to actually be valuable, you can’t ignore SEO as you’re planning and creating your content.

According to Conductor, even a week after reading educational content, people are 48% more likely to buy from the company that educated them.

Here in San Francisco, we have a variety of educational programs, but one that we’re really excited about right now is the first-gen program.