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    Charles Wiles

    ex-Googler transforming education | EdTech | AI | VR | R&D | Product | Engineering | Entrepreneurship | MBA | PhD | follow me at X.com/CharlesWiles

    Charles Wiles is a deep tech innovator with a PhD in Computer Science and Robotics from the University of Oxford and an MBA from London Business School, with a focus on Marketing, Strategy, Technology, Media, and Entrepreneurship. He also holds an MA in Engineering and Computer Science from the University of Cambridge.

    He is the former Founder & CEO of Zzish, a groundbreaking educational technology company focused on revolutionizing student learning through data, AI, gamification, and VR/AR technologies. Charles is passionate about creating tools like Quizalize to help teachers, tutors, and parents enhance student learning experiences.

    Under his leadership, Zzish introduced several EdTech 'firsts', including Smart Quizzes, Differentiated follow on resources, Mastery Mode, Mastery Dashboards, and the innovative Blockerzz 3D block world game engine. These technologies have had a global impact, with 3 million students answering 200 million questions on Quizalize in 170 countries worldwide.

    Charles Wiles is skilled in Javascript, React, Next, Svelte, Three.js, and WebXR, and has recently developed the Blockerzz game engine. His expertise lies in strategizing, product development, and engaging in technical discussions with his team, all while being hands-on in coding to bring his visions to life.

    Aside from his role at Zzish, Charles has held various positions at renowned organizations such as Limited Partner at Xoogler Ventures, Product Manager at Google, and Chief Scientist at Anthropics Technology Ltd. He has also invested in several successful ventures like Optellum, Curiscope, and Fit Gurus. Charles has a vast background in tech, entrepreneurship, and investment.

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    Mar 26 · Telegraph.co.uk
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    Mar 26 · The Telegraph
    Growing from small to medium business explained - The Telegraph
    Growing from small to medium business explained - The Telegraph