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Meet Startup Dec 2020

AI-powered language platform Glossika raises the bar for online learning...

In learning a language, achieving fluency is the ultimate goal. Glossika learns from its users and finds out the optimal way to achieve this result.

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FUTURE COMMERCE July 2020

什麼語言都能學！Glossika幫你快速強化外語應用能力

疫情延燒全球，線上自學風氣愈熾，市面上標榜外語學習的數位平台眾多，但沒有一家如Glossika一般，主打運用演算法為學習者建立學習內容。

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親子天下 May, 2020

教育新創20+｜學什麼語言都可以！ Glossika外語平台打造獨特體驗

有沒有想過用閩南語學英語，或是用客家話學日文？甚至，用中文學習台灣原住民族的語言？Glossika平台像是為語言學習者開了一道任意門。

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AI Time Journal July 2019

Interview with Michael Campbell, Founder & CEO of Glossika

Michael Campbell shares insights on how AI can be leveraged in the world of language learning to meet every student’s need, as well as his views on the future of education...

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Manx Radio July, 2018

New way to learn Manx Gaelic launched

There's a new way of getting to grips with the Manx language - courtesy of a team of linguists based in Taiwan.

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IOM Today July, 2018

A New online course to learn Manx Gaelic

The Glossika team has already analysed and launched over 60 of the most widely spoken languages from around the world and now in a joint project with Aberdeen University and Culture Vannin has made the course available in Manx.

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Forbes Dec, 2017

The Role Of Artificial Intelligence And Language

“...the language learning process is based on repetition of phrase patterns that show the relationships between words which eliminates the traditional method of vocabulary and grammar repetition.”

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The Next Web Dec, 2017

AI-powered language learning promises to fast-track fluency

“Glossika’s proprietary machine learning algorithms mean there’s “no need for language experts to figure out what to teach in what order.”

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Education World Dec, 2017

Language Learning Programs are Getting Smarter

“Glossika focuses on a “spaced repetition” strategy that helps people become fluent and gain an understanding of the new language, regardless of their vocabulary range.”

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