ICANDO

ICANDO

ICANDO

A game-based learning platform for children aged 3–9 featuring thousands of educational games, now integrated into the Sekolah.mu digital learning ecosystem.

Jakarta

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For-Profit

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Many young learners struggle to develop foundational skills because traditional learning approaches often fail to engage them. In Indonesia, early learning environments still rely on instruction-centered approaches, and teachers and parents are often not equipped with effective pedagogy to support children’s learning during critical developmental years.

ICANDO addresses this challenge through a game-based learning approach that integrates educational objectives directly into interactive digital games. Thousands of educational games help learners develop foundational skills through exploration and play. Beyond learning games for students, the solution also equips educators and parents with tools to guide learning through digital platforms. Following its acquisition, ICANDO’s technology and learning design have been integrated into the Sekolah.mu ecosystem. The underlying game-based learning framework can support broader learning initiatives across K-12 and higher education environments.

The solution serves students, educators, and parents across the learning ecosystem. Originally designed for children aged 3–9, the approach helps young learners build foundational skills through game-based learning experiences. Teachers benefit from tools that support interactive teaching, while parents gain platforms that help them guide learning at home. Through its integration into the Sekolah.mu ecosystem, the approach now supports a broader community including K-12 students, educators, and institutions.