An IFP Without Content Is Just an Empty Screen – Kipin Edutech Turns Government Investment Into Real Value
The Indonesian government is making a bold move in education digitalization by distributing Interactive Flat Panels (IFPs) or smart TVs to tens of thousands of schools. The…
Building a Perpetual Impact Model to Democratize Education in Indonesia
In today’s world, businesses come in many shapes and forms. Some exist purely to generate profit, regardless of the impact. Take, for example, online gambling websites—often…
Why This EdTech Company is Indonesia’s Most Compelling EdTech Investment Right Now
Investing in Indonesia’s EdTech sector is a strategic opportunity. With strong government support, a vast and young population, and a rapidly growing digital economy, the market is…
Indonesia EdTech: Driving Indonesia’s 2025 Education Breakthrough
On the second day of the 2025 National Consolidation for Primary and Secondary Education (Konsolnas Dikdasmen) in Depok, Minister of Primary and Secondary Education Abdul Mu’ti unveiled…
Why Indonesia’s Education Problem Can’t Wait for the Internet — and How Kipin Is Solving It
If you search anywhere — on Google, ChatGPT, or other platforms — for the biggest challenge in Indonesia’s education system, you’ll almost always find the same answer:…
For Real Progress in Education, Governments Must Embrace Private Sector Innovation – Not Reinvent the Wheel
One of the major barriers to lasting progress in education reform is the government’s tendency to attempt building everything from scratch—often under the illusion that they can…
KIPIN and the Technology Acceptance Model: A Practical EdTech Solution for Indonesia’s Education System
In the journey of digitalizing education across the world’s largest archipelago, selecting the right educational technology (EdTech) platform is a challenge shaped not just by infrastructure, but…
A Closer Look at Indonesia’s Educational Challenges and Opportunities
Indonesia is undergoing a pivotal moment in its journey to improve access to quality education for all. While bold reforms and massive investments have been made…
Making Digital Education Work in School Without Waiting for the Internet
The False Promise of Internet Equality For over a decade, promises of nationwide internet access in Indonesia have circulated—yet they remain largely unfulfilled. The idea that internet…
Don’t Let Interactive Flat Panels Become Expensive Decorations in Classrooms
The Indonesian government, through the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (Kemendikdasmen), has launched an ambitious program to digitize classrooms by installing Interactive Flat Panels (IFPs)—large touchscreen…