Classes are no longer teacher-driven - really fun to see how the students show each other what to do, totally oblivious of my presence".Says Mads Remvig, teacher from Danish School and students have found an easy way to comprehend difficult topics in math, with short animated videos instructing them on use. Assignments can be accessed anywhere and anytime, and students can solve them in their own time - with engaging curiosity, apparently.
CEO Stephan Stephensen of DELC says: "It is our intention to show that it is not just about learning styles, but learning "rooms". Future teachers will take advantage of several different learning platforms at the same time and in the same physical place. If learning is an experience - why not use the most influential and effective tool in this respect, since the students already know it, use it and have it? As a bonus, students acquire 21st century skills like dealing with complex problems and finding information fast, while using their mobiles in a learning context. It couldn't have been done without the support of all the major teleproviders, and DELC is thrilled they saw the many opportunities in delivering serious games to their growing number of young customers".
Download and use is free of charge, thanks to cooperation with the largest Danish teleoperators, and can be accessed at Skolemat. All games meet the high educational standards for primary and secondary schools, set by the Danish Ministry of Education. A number of countries around the world have already indicated considerable interest in adopting and integrating the SkoleMat mobile math program into their national curriculum.
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