Posted by : Unknown Thursday, October 10, 2013

Amazon continues to make a push into education tech, an area Apple's been trying to conquer as well.



October 10, 2013 1:26 PM PDT



(Credit: Josh Miller/CNET)


Amazon has purchased TenMarks, an online math tutoring service, the companies announced Thursday.


TenMarks already has a presence on the Kindle tablet line because "millions of students" in "tens of thousands of schools" have used the service on Amazon's tablets, Dave Limp, Amazon's vice president of Kindle, said in a press release. With this acquisition, Amazon will focus on developing education content and applications.



TenMarks offers personalized online math instruction and practice, including video lessons, for K-12 students, according to the release.


Education is an area other tech giants, like Apple, are trying to break into. Amazon's efforts include Whispercast, a free online tool that lets schools and businesses manage a fleet of Kindle tablets and wirelessly distribute Kindle books, documents, and apps.






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