When the COVID-19 crisis hit and schools and training centers closed, people were focused on getting used to the new videoconferencing tools such as Zoom. As we discussed in our webinar Developing Communication Skills in the Age of Social Distancing, it is hard to provide a learning experience as good as face-to-face instruction using videoconferencing...
Alelo was named a leading player in the global gaming simulators market according to “Gaming Simulators Market Competitive Insights 2020” by Technavio. We’re in good company… around twenty-five leading players were named in the report including major market participants like Sony Corp., The AEgis Technologies Group, 3D perception Inc., CKAS Mechatronics Pty Ltd., Cruden BV,...
For a limited time, Alelo is offering the opportunity for a ground-floor investment in our industry leading company that has had over 500,000 users and $55 million in cumulative revenue – starting at just $276.
Alelo started out as a research project funded by DARPA at the University of Southern California. The idea was could we use video game and AI technology to develop a better way of learning foreign languages. Alelo’s AI Simulations are being used around the world to Practice and Assess Communication Skills.
In Alelo’s most recent course Enskill Effective & Persuasive Communication, learners practice conversations with AI avatars representing managers and co-workers in simulated work settings. The course draws on communication techniques taught in business schools. Learners practice presenting structured arguments. For example, they present their vision, explain their strategy, and then propose next steps. Using AI...
Laureate International Universities and Alelo announced that their Laureate English course is a finalist for the British Council’s ELTons Award for Digital Innovation in English Language Teaching. Laureate English was selected from among 150 award entries from 45 countries. The award winner will be announced in London in June.
