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The Internet's Largest Global Community of Connected Classrooms
"ePals is the largest and fastest growing K-12 online community for meaningful learning. More than 132,000 classrooms, 350,000 teachers, and millions of learners across 200 countries and territories safely connect, collaborate and build community."
(Source : http://www.epalscorp.com)
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Key People
Management
- Edmund Fish, Chief Executive Officer
- Nina Zolt, Co-Chair, Co-Founder and Chief Program Architect
- Tim DiScipio, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer
- Linda Dozier, Chief Technical Officer
- John Rabasa, Vice President, Product Development
- Rita Oates, Vice President, Education Markets
- Theodore N. Stern, Vice President and General Counsel
- David Wheatley, Vice President, Finance
Funding
| Date | Type | Capital Amount | Post-Money Valuation | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown | Seed | Unknown | Unknown | |
| 02/2008 | Series A | Unknown | Unknown |
Products
| Name: | http://www.in2books.com/ |
| Product URL: | http://www.in2books.com/ |
| Description: | In2Books stimulates excitement about learning through matching adult pen pals with students who read the same curriculum-based books and exchange online letters about important issues in the books they both read. |
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Web Metrics
View All Web Metrics »| Alexa Rank: | 99038 |  |
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| Alexa Reach: | 0.001% | |
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| Alexa Page Views: | 0.000% | |
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| Alexa Page Views per User: | 8.1 | |
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| Yahoo Search Results: | 1,640,000 | ||
| Technorati Citations: | 409 | ||
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