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Property site CurationSoft Content Curation Software ensemba - let great content find you Storyful Startup site to clone7 Cloud-based start-up Mathspace has secured $20,000 in funding after winning the best company category at the second Advance Innovation Summit in Silicon Valley. Mathspace, founded by Mohamad Jebara and Chris Velis, is a mathematics eLearning app, which “combines the textbook, workbook and mark book into a single online platform”. The platform allows students to answer maths problems step-by-step and provides help if students get stuck along the way. Impressively, Mathspace has been added to the NSW Syllabus and Australian Curriculum for Years 7 to 10, while Years 11 and 12 will become available this year. Earlier this year, Mathspace was selected as one of 25 start-ups for the 2013 Advance Innovation Program, which kicked off this month. This program gives Australian start-ups the opportunity to network with top-tier incubators, accelerators and investors in Silicon Valley. According to Jebara, Mathspace is “just kicking off”. “We’ve only just launched the iPad application this year.