Mindspark in Indian languages | Math and Languages

Apprendre les mathématiques en hindi, gujarati, marathi, punjabi, télougou, tamoul, kannada,

Educational Initiatives’ Mindspark is an AI-powered personalized adaptive learning tool that curates a tailored learning path for students, based on the information generated by an individual student’s responses to questions and activities. Building on 20 years of pedagogy research done on student misconceptions and errors, it then adjusts the type and difficulty of content delivered as per their need, style and pace of learning. The dynamic platform culls relevant and customized intelligence from over five billion data points and delivers content in the form of questions, activities, games and videos to test students and provide explanations, feedback and learning inputs that are useful to students as well as teachers.

Mindspark now offers learning opportunities in 8 Indian languages and also in English for every child though this app.

Math is can be learnt in English, Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Urdu.

Language subjects for Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Urdu and English as a second language are also available.

Science is available in these languages as well.

Features:

Students and teachers can log in using the same app and benefit from Mindspark's intelligent tutoring. The app intelligently pushes information on student learning to the teacher. Teachers can make use of

a single dashboard to get a picture of how the class is performing

topics that students have attempted and those that need attention

class-wise reports

alerts that highlight areas needing their attention, thus driving insightful actions in the classroom.

Mindspark, Educational Initiatives’ Most Proven Adaptive Learning™ Maths Programme, has been recognised and reviewed by researchers and renowned entities:

An independent randomised controlled trial (RCT) by Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab (J-PAL) where “the progress made in language and Math by (Mindspark) pupils was greater than in almost any study of education - and for a fraction of the cost of attending a government-run school."

Harvard Business School published a Case study on Mindspark: Improving Educational Outcomes in India, written by Professor Shawn Cole.

Mindspark has been published in the cover story of ‘The Economist’ Issue 22, -28 July 2017

Mindspark has been recognised as one of the Top 10 projects for the UNESCO King Hamada Bin Isa Al-Khalifa Prize for the use of ICT in Education in 2018-‘19.