Software Group Aims to Help Ed. Tech. Startups Grow
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Software developer Bob Runyan thinks he invented a pretty good educational game, judging by the 200,000 copies of Real Lives that have been downloaded from his Web site.
But the Californian was a bit discouraged when he met with some Wall Street investors recently to drum up money for improving the game and marketing it nationally, to build on the limited following it now has in schools.
“There is more work to do on my end following up on leads,” Mr. Runyan said...
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