I'm planning to start edtech, Anyone with experience or knowledge of creating website?

Most Edtech startups seem to be providing very little value, and are pure sales machines. Learning is super important, and I’m beginning to realise I’ve not done any structured online learning in the longest times (Coursera early days, Bucky Roberts on YouTube etc.) Wanted to know if any of you have tried out online courses somewhere and have had a genuinely good learning experience?

What are your views on a small edtech product that can help/tutor students for SAT and ACT's. I know a ton of these already exist but don't think why I can't launch a similar service and generate a decent revenue. I am not looking at a massive valuation but I think this can grow into a neat little business that generates enough to sustain me. (Say about 20-30k USD). Lemme know your thoughts if you don't think this will workout PS:- Currently in a tier-1 engineering college CSE

Iam a product designer and front-end developer plus a no code developer. I have 1.7 yrs experience. I don't have a big package ,6 lac plus 4 lac I make via freelance. Iam not in a big metro city . My expense are all around 6 k a month. My gf is a junior scientist working for us base company which makes batteries for electric vehicles.she has package of 8 lac. And she is working near my home town. We both are based from kochi kerala. She has approsal every 3 months .and have lot of opportunities to travel outside India attend conference. And it is a rare opportunity. Now we are planning to get married. But I don't want her to leave her Job because she had learned so much and finally she got this job . The problem is ill have to move to kochi ,there the packages are not that great. I'll have to settle for less below 10lac. From some mentors I talked they say I would get around 16 lac easily. The only reason I never bothered jumping was I was very comfortable in my job and and my total income was also good. But now iam thinking what should I do. Since she has to be offline work from home is not option. I'll have to move . I'll be near my home and parents . But I will have a lame packge . What should I do.im confused 😕

Hey buddies, Looking for a tech company to build an AI based Web App for Masses. This is into Edtech only. Please share references!

Hi Grapevine Family, I have been using Grapevine Since January, 23. I have an experience of teaching Yoga and now wish to start an edtech firm, catering to candidates appearing in UGC-NET Exam for Yoga Paper. I myself have been an Ex-AIIMS, NEW DELHI, Yoga Therapist, and have also taught at UG Level, across a few private universities in Delhi/NCR. How should I do market research for it?

Looking for a technical cofounder for an Edtech startup . Working on building an AI based tool . Looking for someone with at-least 4-6yrs of experience as software developer , knowledge and interests in AI/ML models and most importantly , a passion for Edtech Business Please ping me at 8884201239

Most edtechs have been infamous for mis-selling, poor teaching , etc but are there any good startups who are doing great work?

Do you think that most of the edtechs for College students and professionals just dump a ton of web developers, who have also crammed up DSA. Once, a Scaler sales person called me and we talked for almost an hour. I said that I'm already working in a product company and was making a decent (decent only, not in par with the usual SDE salaries in tier 1 tech companies). He still wanted me to sign up 😂 I said that, I'm willing to sign up only if they have a detailed course on a topic (development using Java, and Kotlin). He said that they do web development only because it's a vetted curriculum and easy to learn and get a job. I asked why do they charge a ton of money while they've made the curriculum public, and the response was that it's for the faculties and the mentors available. It doesn't make sense to me, as we can connect easily with most of the people from any of the companies (and usually a good number of people are just waiting for someone to reach out to them). Where will this end? A ton of web developers who are just there because of the salary? Some says that India is not yet home to good deep tech companies, and I believe that this is the reason for the same. I strongly feel that a good number of the software developers are just there because they got into it without exploring further options, and because of the pay (not everyone)