GoIT created the BetterED educational ecosystem, which united four EdTech brands
Educational platform GoIT announced the creation of an «umbrella brand» BetterED with educational programs for different age categories and the use of AI.
Educational platform GoIT announced the creation of an «umbrella brand» BetterED with educational programs for different age categories and the use of AI.
BetterED includes GoITeens, GoITeens School, GoIT, and Neoversity, Forbes Ukraine reports. They offer training for audiences aged 5 to 70.
GoIT head Anton Chornyi has become BetterED’s CEO. The company says that individual BetterED areas will retain operational autonomy and notes that 2026 will be the year «when our entire ecosystem will speak the language of AI.»
«GoITeens integrates AI skills into courses for children and teenagers. GoIT holds AI Upgrade Day for 7,000+ participants, presenting new AI products. Neoversity launches online bachelor’s degree in AI in Software Engineering and the first online master’s degree in AI & ML in Ukraine,» the project description says.
The BetterED ecosystem has an «AI Base» section with educational materials on the use of artificial intelligence. It will be free throughout March. The company says that it has integrated AI into its educational process — the technology automatically checks assignments and provides assistants for students.
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