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A Dubai-based education startup has been named one of the top 12 innovations of 2018 by HundrED, a "globally renowned organization committed to transforming education through impactful and scalable innovations," per a press release.
Lumi.network was chosen for its unique approach to gamified learning, proving its effectiveness in engaging and motivating learners in today's fast-paced world, which demands creativity and flexibility.
Founded in 2020 by father-son duo Prashant Raiazade and Nikhil Raiazade, Lumi.network is pioneering the development of the world's first AI-augmented platform targeted at young individuals aged 10 to 25.
Through its gamified Quests, participants build critical skills in entrepreneurship, design thinking, and AI while collaboratively creating tech-enabled solutions to global challenges.
Each participant completes these Quests with a Digital Skills Passport, an accreditation recognized by an institution affiliated with Stanford University.
"We are at a pivotal moment where the integration of AI and gamified learning in education can significantly enhance our global competitiveness," CEO Prashant Raiazade says in the press release.
Lumi.network has partnered with more than 15 schools in the UK, India, South Korea, Singapore, Mexico, and the UAE, with programs either directly funded by these
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