Class Cloud allows students to learn with the help of the internet

Class Cloud provides Internet connectivity but works almost like a mini-computer for the user

It was in Indonesia that the penny dropped. After having worked, taught and volunteered for a few years in the United States, Neil D’Souza found himself in Sumatara in the year 2011 – working in schools in the tsunami-hit areas.

It was here that D’Souza realised that while all the content in the world was available and mostly free for students to use, they couldn’t access it due to very poor connectivity. Internet access was highly erratic, if not missing. 

From Indonesia, D’Souza happened to land up in Mongolia and it was here that D’Souza started working on a solution to his