Top K12 Solution Providers in APAC

We’re thrilled to present the Top K12 Solution Providers in APAC, a prestigious honor recognizing the industry’s game-changers. These exceptional businesses were nominated by our subscribers based on impeccable reputation and the trust these companies have garnered from our valued subscribers. After an intense selection process—led by C-level executives, industry pioneers and our expert editorial team—only the best have made the cut. These companies have been selected as recipients of the award, celebrating their leadership and innovation.

    Top K12 Solution Providers in APAC

    Malgnsoft’s LMS has successfully transformed e-learning in South Korea. Powered by the Malgn-Framework, it delivers cost-efficient, customizable solutions for diverse educational and training needs. It focuses on client success and personalized learning experiences to enhance engagement and operational efficiency. ... read full profile
    Class Solver
    Malgnsoft’s LMS has successfully transformed e-learning in South Korea. Powered by the Malgn-Framework, it delivers cost-efficient, customizable solutions for diverse educational and training needs. It focuses on client success and
    EdAlive
    Class Solver is an Australia-based edtech company that provides class placement software for K–12 schools. It helps educators create balanced class lists by factoring in academic, social, and behavioural data, enabling schools to streamline student allocation, reduce manual effort, and make more informed class composition decisions.
    Realus
    Class Solver is an Australia-based edtech company that provides class placement software for K–12 schools. It helps educators create balanced class lists by factoring in academic, social, and behavioural data, enabling schools to streamline student allocation, reduce manual effort, and make more informed class composition decisions.
    Wela
    EdAlive is an Australia-based edtech company that develops curriculum-aligned online learning platforms for K–12 students. Its interactive programs use adaptive learning and gamified content to improve skills in maths, reading, spelling, and typing, delivering personalized learning experiences for schools, parents, and homeschoolers.

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