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ChainCatcher news, Animoca Brands' educational technology subsidiary TinyTap announced the integration of new AI and NFT tools for educators and parents. The tool allows users to create educational games through themed prompts and generate games in minutes. It also introduces a text-to-image conversion tool, enabling the creation of animated images.According to the company's roadmap, the AI tool "Practice Anywhere" can leverage existing media resources (such as YouTube educational videos) and transcribe them into content and games.Additionally, starting in the fourth quarter of this year, TinyTap will collaborate with OpenCampus, allowing its NFT holders and EDU token holders to mint the TinyTap games they create as NFTs.

ChainCatcher news, user-generated content (UGC) education technology company TinyTap has completed a $8.5 million financing round, with participation from Sequoia China, Shima Capital, Polygon, Liberty City Ventures, Kingsway Capital, and GameFi Ventures.ChainCatcher previously reported that Animoca Brands announced the acquisition of 80.45% of the issued capital of the educational content platform TinyTap in June 2022, for a consideration of $38.875 million in cash and stock. At that time, Animoca Brands held 84.13% of TinyTap's shares. (source link)

ChainCatcher news, Animoca Brands subsidiary, educational content platform TinyTap officially announced that it has reached a partnership with Open Campus to adopt the EDU token as the token for the TinyTap platform.Previous report, Binance is about to launch the 31st Launchpad project Open Campus (EDU). (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, Animoca Brands and its subsidiary TinyTap have launched education-related tokens for Publisher NFTs, which will be auctioned on the NFT marketplace OpenSea on November 2.Animoca Brands co-founder Yat Siu stated that the company's goal is "to empower educators to build their own assets and accumulate value, just as NFTs have fundamentally transformed art and gaming."It is reported that Animoca Brands acquired the edtech platform TinyTap for nearly $39 million in June, allowing teachers to provide publishing rights for their courses through Publisher NFTs and share revenue from the platform's subscription model, or promote Publisher NFTs on other platforms, where they can earn up to 80% of the revenue generated from marketing and publishing efforts. (source link)