Boulder, CO, USA, Sept, 2019 -- Ocelot, a provider of Artificially Intelligent Conversational Chatbots for colleges and universities, announced a new development: the fully bilingual English-Spanish chatbot.
Schools that struggle to communicate with native Spanish-language speakers, especially parents, now have access to an easy-to-use customizable tool that opens up lines of communication and reduces obstacles for both students and parents.
Spanish-speaking families are the fastest growing share of all families with children attending college. The percentage of Hispanic students in school has doubled over the past twenty years, and today roughly 1 in 5 college students are Hispanic, according to the US Census.
Ocelot has deployed the Bilingual version of its Chatbot for over 40 colleges since June. The Chatbots run on an IBM AI engine, and can communicate with students and parents 24/7.
"Our mission is to make a better life more accessible for students," said Ocelot CEO Damon Vangelis. "This new innovation is a great resource for parents of first-generation college students who struggle to understand complex topics like financial aid and housing."
Elizabeth Hilton, Director at Riverside City College, an early adopter of the Spanish-language chatbot, noted: "The Spanish chatbot is huge for our institution because we serve a large Hispanic population."
Posted by Veronica Silva Cusi, news correspondent
Source: https://www.prnewswire.com
About Ocelot:
Founded in 2003, Ocelot (formerly known as FATV) is the nation's largest SaaS provider of Multilingual Artificially Intelligent Chatbots to higher education. The customizable Ocelot platform includes an unrivaled knowledgebase of content, including over 16,000 knowledgebase Q
Published: Thursday, October 3, 2019
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