Contest Winners Aim to Transform Education Through Voice Technology with Amazon Alexa

Contest Winners Aim to Transform Education Through Voice Technology...
EdSurge Articles by Diana Lee 

Recently, we profiled the six finalists competing for the top prize in the Amazon Alexa EdTech Skills Challenge, each hoping to transform education with their new Alexa skill. Now, the votes have been tallied, the judges have made their decisions, and the results are finally in!

For their cutting-edge use of voice technology, SayKid captures the Judge’s Choice award, worth $50,000 in AWS Promotional Credit, and VOGO Voice takes home the People’s Choice award, a prize of $25,000 in AWS Promotional Credit. All other finalists receive $10,000 in AWS Promotional Credit.

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Watch the 2020 Amazon Alexa EdTech Skills Challenge Event Recap.

Learn more about how AWS helps edtechs broaden their reach, deepen user engagement and support student learning with solutions like Amazon Alexa and AI/ML.

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