"Engageli is reimagining online education,” said the company’s co-founder and CEO Dan Avida, who launched the company with Stanford emeritus professor Serge Plotkin and Coursera co-founder and Stanford adjunct professor Daphne Koller in 2020.
“We built Engageli to deliver exceptional student experiences that are personal, engaging, and rooted in learning outcomes,” he said of the platform, which focuses on human connection, interaction, and inclusion.
Co-led by Maveron, the funding round features additional investors including Corner Ventures, Good Friends, Educapital, and several prominent individual technology executives, along with seed round investors.
The company’s total financing now stands at more than $47m, after it raised $14.5m in 2020.
“Higher education institutions, instructors, and students are looking towards a future where multiple modalities for learning exist in parallel – in person teaching, synchronous and asynchronous online education, as well as hybrid models.
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