Dasaran Pins Armenia on the Global Education Map

During these days the Founding President of Dasaran Educational Program Suren Aloyan is in Hong Kong taking part in the RISE international tech conference (July 9-12). Within his attendance Suren Aloyan has already delivered a speech taking the chance to showcase Dasaran and its innovative educational solutions to the world, underlining the importance of equal educational opportunities for all, and once more pinning Armenia on the global education map. Dasaran presented its K12 educational solution that has grown to be used by one third of the entire population in Armenia - 1,107,346 school students, parents, teachers, principals and policy-makers. Through its Learning Management System and Data Analytics Tool for Educational Policy-Making and going in line with the best world practices, Dasaran disrupts the entire public education system helping countries meet their educational-technological development goals, advance evidence-based educational policy-making, improve student performance and augment teacher capacity. Changing behavioral patterns of how kids learn, how teachers interact with students, how parents learn about their kids, et al, Dasaran also majorly helped increase computer literacy of teachers and ability to predict/plan ahead based on data, as well as reduce corruption risks in the education system and promote equal educational opportunities for all. Imagine all the kids in the country, even the ones in the remotest mountainous areas having access to the same educational resources as those in large cities. Thus, becoming a time-tested technology platform to make primary and secondary education truly inclusive at a country scale, also having been recognized by the UNDP as one of the best five innovative enterprises in the world in 2016, Dasaran is now fully built up in Armenia, and has reached its full potential for an international scale up with the capacity to be integrated into any other developing and developed country throughout the world, thereby branding Armenia as a potential education exporting country.