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Company
- Company Name: Skritter
- Homepage: http://www.skritter.com
- Blog: http://blog.skritter.com/
- Twitter: SkritterHQ
- Category: web
- Number of Employees: 3
- Founded: 1-Jun-2008
- Tags: learning, e-learning, education, chinese-language, japanese-language
- Description: Learn to write Chinese
- Overview:
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Skritter helps students of Chinese and Japanese better learn and remember their characters. The handwriting recognition system that powers Skritter was written by Nick Winter from scratch over the course of two years and allows learners to actually draw characters in their browsers and receive instant stroke-level feedback.
The problem that Skritter addresses is one of long term retention. The belief underlying the product is that active recall on every prompt, paired with a spaced repetition system, will be able to increase the ability of learners to master a language more quickly.
Skritter publicly launched its beta version in fall of 2008 and the paid product in May 2009. In January 2010 Skritter launched it’s Japanese character learning version.
| Name | Title |
| Nicholas Winter | CTO |
| Name | Title |
| George Saines | CEO |
| Scott Erickson | CFO |
