by Edin Hendo | Jul 27, 2020 | in the news |
Wizenoze, an AI-powered edtech startup that aims to make information on the internet easier to find and understand for people, has raised €4 million to give students access to the best educational information that the internet has to offer. Read the full article at...
by Hanna Jochmann | Jul 10, 2020 | in the news |
Ever since lockdown was implemented due to COVID-19, most services have shifted online. While Europe is now recovering from the coronavirus outbreak, multiple services are still being made available online. This not only includes businesses but also education. With...
by Hanna Jochmann | Jul 7, 2020 | in the news |
As the founder of education technology firm Wizenoze, Diane Janknegt is on a mission to clean up the internet for learners around the globe. Read the full article on...
by Hanna Jochmann | Mar 30, 2020 | in the news |
Wizenoze founder Diane Janknegt and Cell-Ed founder Dr Jessica Rothenberg-Aalami went from being complete strangers to fast friends. They met in 2017 at Project Literacy Lab, a partnership between Pearson and Unreasonable Group dedicated exclusively to scaling up...
by Hanna Jochmann | Dec 20, 2019 | in the news |
On December 11th, Diane Janknegt took part in a panel discussion at the 15th Edition of the KPN Startup Evening. The panel discussion was about Diversity & Inclusion in Tech with Diane Janknegt – Founder Wizenoze, Hester Noorman – Airbridge Equity...
by Hanna Jochmann | Nov 1, 2019 | in the news |
With her company Wizenoze, Diane Janknegt makes the internet accessible to pupils and students by offering reliable, relevant and comprehensible information at their own reading level. “We are constantly connected.” Diane could not have run her business...
