BzzyBee lets students collaborate online

07:43 | editor | Aug 20th, 2007 12:01am |

Last week, we talked with Nick DeMonner, Lisa Hansen and Mike Minardi about the cookbook they’ve written that is aimed at start-ups. This week, we learn about their San Jose start-up, called BzzyBee. It’s an online collaborative writing tool for classrooms that lets teachers see how much students have contributed to particular projects. The trio talk about the product itself and the challenges of penetrating the budget-conscious and not always tech-savvy education market.

Tags: Nick DeMonner, Lisa Hansen, Mike Minardi, start-up, BzzyBee

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