帕洛阿尔托创业公司ScrollEd推出了一款新应用，利用人工智能技术将教科书和文本文件转化为类似TikTok和Instagram Reels的垂直滚动信息流1。该应用生成视频、音频、文本内容和交互式测验，旨在使学习内容更符合年轻用户的消费习惯1。应用支持将任何文本文件（包括PDF和教科书）进行转换，用户可通过向上滑动查看新主题、侧滑深入学习、并在内容末尾参加测验1。
ScrollEd由斯坦福大学学生Utsav Gupta和宾夕法尼亚大学学生Rebecca Neff联合创办1。Gupta表示，"年轻一代越来越倾向短视频、垂直信息流"，并指出公司的目标是"让深入学习与浏览下一个视频一样简单"1。公司采用freemium模式运营，向教育机构、企业培训和个人用户提供服务，包括免费消费版、付费ScrollEd Pro订阅和机构年度许可证等多种选项1。ScrollEd计划于10月13日至15日在旧金山市中心举行的TechCrunch Disrupt大会上推出面向消费者的正式产品1。
ScrollEd, a Palo Alto-based startup founded by Utsav Gupta and Rebecca Neff, has launched an application that converts textbooks and text files into vertical scrolling feeds resembling TikTok and Instagram Reels 1. The platform uses artificial intelligence to automatically generate videos, audio, text, and interactive quizzes from educational materials 1.
The app enables users to swipe upward to discover new topics, swipe sideways to dive deeper into subjects, and complete quizzes at the end of each section 1. Gupta, a Stanford University student studying AI and Human Purpose, explained the company's vision: younger generations increasingly prefer short-form videos and vertical feeds, and ScrollEd aims to make deep learning "as simple as scrolling to the next video" 1. Co-founder Neff is a computer science student at the University of Pennsylvania 1.
ScrollEd operates on a freemium business model, offering a free consumer version alongside a paid ScrollEd Pro subscription and institutional annual licenses 1. The startup targets educational institutions, corporate training programs, and individual learners 1. The company plans to unveil its consumer product at TechCrunch Disrupt, scheduled for October 13–15 in downtown San Francisco 1.
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