C’MON is the global SOCIAL INNOVATION and BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT support program which HELPS social innovators to GROW, to ACHIEVE significant scale, BECOME financially STABLE and to DELIVER impact. C’MON has a goal – to DEVELOP social INNOVATIONS and BUSINESSES with the help of executive experts, to PLAY a critical role in ENABLING social innovators to fulfill their potential and deliver IMPACT and to open the door to new innovative SUSTAINABLE social businesses enter into the MARKET.
Case 1
« How one Tennessee high school set out on a six-week mission to test immersive education via virtual reality and answer the question, “Could VR be the next frontier for education?” »
« Studies show technologies like tablets increase student engagement and make certain tasks easier. Proving that learning improves with such tools, on the other hand, is more difficult. However, there is potential in VR technology — due to its immersive, 3D nature with the combination of visual, auditory and kinesthetic learning models — to better engage students and help them to retain key concepts. »
source : https://www.amd.com/en/corporate-responsibility/technology-classroom
Case 2
« Find out why Duolingo is the #1 way to learn Spanish, English, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese.
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Duolingo is the world’s most popular way to learn a language.
Duolingo teaches you to read, write, listen and speak. And it’s extremely effective. In fact, an independent study found that 34 hours on Duolingo are equal to a whole university semester. Duolingo is also completely free. »
Case 3
« Hundreds of thousands of refugee children around the world do not have access to education. Working together, Educate a Child and UNHCR have made it possible for 266,000 refugee children to attend school in 12 countries. »
« EAC works with partner organisations toward its mission to trigger significant breakthroughs in providing out of school children faced with extreme poverty, cultural barriers, and conflict-affected environments an opportunity for a full course of quality primary education. »