On May 20, the sixth annual edtech-focused AT&T Aspire Accelerator kicked off with a class of eight edtech startups. These companies and organizations will work until December to develop their products and services, receive mentorship, and take advantage of AT&T resources. In addition, each will receive $100,000 in seed funding and up to $25,000 to […]
On May 20, the sixth annual edtech-focused AT&T Aspire Accelerator kicked off with a class of eight edtech startups. These companies…
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