Kaligo is designed to teach students how to write and spell using a stylus and tablet, built on an A.I. machine learning platform. Following six years of research, curriculum-aligned exercises have been co-created with teachers, occupational therapists and...
Keeping up with the latest trends in EdTech and ensuring Kaligo schools are using an app which is constantly evolving and catering to their needs is our priority. Central to this is us listening to the teachers and pupils who use Kaligo every day. In response, we’ve...
The technology awards for education, The BETT Awards, finalists were announced on Friday, with Kaligo being shortlisted in two categories for their AI digital handwriting app, Early Years Content and Educational Apps. The BETT Awards are usually hosted at the BETT...
On National Handwriting Day, DfE approved Kaligo app, rewards pupils, teachers, and parents, by announcing collaboration with MarvellousMe Kaligo, The DfE approved handwriting app, has today announced a collaboration with MarvellousMe, providers of a revolutionary...
Let’s be honest, this year we need things to celebrate, and nothing can be better for your mental health than putting pen to paper or stylus to tablet and getting those thoughts down. So, we must teach children the skill of handwriting. We spoke to Andrew Clark,...
Kaligo has further developed their handwriting EdTech for the cloud, which will help foster a love of handwriting both at home and in the classroom to help fill the gaps to support the recovery curriculum. The Kaligo cloud version brings with it many...
23rd April 2020: This week, the Government announced that disadvantaged children across England will be given free laptops and tablets to enable them to study online while schools are closed. “Having access to technology is game changing and will be a great...
Cumbria, 2nd March 2020: Schools in Cumbria are invited to try one of the latest DfE approved apps, Kaligo, at the IMET exhibition next week, 13th and 14th March 2020. The IMET exhibition brings together teachers from across Cumbria and is an ideal opportunity...
London, 21st February 2020: Today, the DfE have approved six ‘Early years apps’ to help parents and carers kick start learning at home. The launch follows a competition to find the best quality educational apps for young children, where a panel of experts has...
24th January 2020: At the GESAwards 2020 (Global Education Start-up Awards), the new AI digital handwriting app from Kaligo was awarded second place, which saw them walk away with a $20,000 prize. Figure 1The Kaligo team celebrating their GESAwards Win The...
For the first time, Kaligo are recruiting schools to pilot our new SEND modules. Why? We want children with special educational needs to get the best education available. We are looking for schools to take part in our pilot project to make sure that it...
At Bett 2020, see the new AI digital handwriting app from Kaligo on stand FS25. Kaligo combines years of neuroscientific research with the latest AI technology and is a new tool that will help teachers highlight handwriting difficulties in a few minutes. ...