Qatar-based education technology startup Qnar has reached 4,000 registered teachers while its platform remains in beta, according to an announcement from the company.
Qnar said it introduced the beta version across schools over the past few months to develop the platform alongside teachers using it in classrooms. Feedback from educators and schools has helped shape the platform and its development roadmap.
The platform enables teachers to create interactive question-and-answer experiences and educational games using their own content, with AI-assisted creation and ready-to-use lesson templates also available.
Qnar said it is now preparing for its official launch, which will include an enhanced user experience and new features informed by the beta phase.
Source: LinkedIn
