the free geometry software GeoGebra has chosen for computer-aided math problems established in recent years. GeoGebra was made by a Austrian students developed and later by one Start-up Team operated. That should now work through one sale to change.
$ 100 million from educational software provider Byju’s
Byju’s is an Indian, multinational group of companies. She has focused on diverse Educational programs focused and now GeoGebra has also been added to their portfolio. An official purchase price was made not published. According to insiders, it should be all around the $ 100 million Move brand.
In the year 2021, Byju’s already has roughly 10 companies from the Educational software area bought up. The sum of these deals is said to be over $ 2 trillion amount to. So that can Founded in 2011 and privately run Company continue its expansion plans.
the Byju’s app, which is the central offer of the manufacturer, had in the year 2018 15 million, predominantly Indian, Users. As a result, the sponsored indian national cricket team will.
Use of GeoGebra should remain free of charge
The GeoGebra program is over counting 100 million users across the planet. The software owes its popularity to, among other things free and easy access. So will no extra application needed. On the Browser GeoGebra can work on both PC or smartphone be used. Alternatively, there is also an app.
the first version Software was 2001 of the Salzburg student Markus Hohenwarter released. Since then she has been through a international development team further developed. Meanwhile are over 60 languages accessible. The “Free to use” – principle for that non commercial use was always an important point for the start-up & should, according to Byju’s, continue to exist free of charge after the takeover.
Sources: techcrunch.com, wikipedia.org, geogebra.org