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    Noah Education Services: Well-Positioned in China's Growing Education Market

    Thu, 03/25/2010 - 09:12 EDT - Seeking Alpha
    • Douglas Estadt
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    Douglas Estadt submits: You have a lot to learn if you're unfamiliar with Noah Education Services (NED). They are a leading provider of interactive education products and software in China with an expanding footprint in the Education Services segment.NED's products include a range of sleek, high tech devices such as Electronic-Dictionaries, and hand held electronic tutors. Their "DLD" (Digital Learning Devices) resemble the most modern model of cell phone with features like touch screen display and flip phone functions. Other "KLD" (Kid Learning Device) models come complete with microphones, speakers, & trays for inserting and swapping various DLDs. DLD content can be anything from videos of teachers in best schools in Beijing, to filling up beakers and cylinders in a virtual chemistry lab. The videos of top teachers will let children in lower tier school systems know what it's like to learn in a top tier classroom.Complete Story »

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