asercom.cl

What It Is

Asercom Chile SpA is a Chilean company founded in 2005, focused on applying new technologies in education and industrial settings. Its core business is not traditional online video courses, but integrated educational technology solutions that combine hardware and software, including exam grading systems, STEAM robotics course kits, and data capture systems.

Core Dimensions

• Subject Areas & Delivery Format: Covers educational assessment and STEAM education. Its "My Robot Time" provides programming and robotics kits for primary and secondary schools, using a physical teaching-aid + software model. "Markqual" is an exam grading SaaS system based on paper or virtual forms.
• Instructor / Organization Background: The company has been active in Latin America for nearly 20 years and is the exclusive Chilean distributor of Scantron, the well-known U.S. data capture brand, giving it strong hardware channels and industry credibility.
• Pricing & Certification: The official website does not publish specific pricing; all products require "Consúltenos" (contact us for consultation). It does mention special discounts for partner municipalities (Municipios). No completion certificates are mentioned.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: 1) Complete software-hardware ecosystem, covering the full workflow from scanner hardware to form design software; 2) Addresses school safety with dedicated school violence assessment questionnaires; 3) Supports both paper and virtual forms, making it suitable for schools at different stages of digitalization.
• Cons: 1) No transparent pricing, with a strong B2B orientation that makes costs hard for individual users to assess; 2) The website is more of a product listing and provides limited details on the robotics curriculum, lesson hours, and course structure; 3) The business spans education as well as mining/industrial sectors, which may dilute its focus on education.

Who It’s For

Primarily aimed at B2B customers in Chile and Latin America: primary and secondary schools, municipal education departments—especially public systems that need large-scale exam grading or robotics education—as well as industrial and mining companies with large-scale data collection needs.

Access from China

As a Chile-based company website, access from China is unclear. Latin American domains are generally reachable directly but may have high latency. Its services are in Spanish and highly localized, offering little practical value for users in mainland China.