Osmo Projector App for Educators Reaches 100,000 Downloads

All Learning System Bundles Upgraded To Plastic Manipulatives for Effective Sanitization.

” Its wonderful that the complimentary download of Projector App presented lots of instructors to Osmo for the extremely first time, who were formerly unaware of the great variety of educational products we use,” states Richards..

” Osmo for Schools began thanks to all the incredibly enthusiastic teachers throughout the U.S. and Canada who embraced Osmo as an academic device for classroom settings, promoting its usage, so that districts and schools began to acquire it,” describes Jan Richards, head of education sales and marketing at Osmo for Schools. “In early 2016, Osmo began our department by forming a sales team, a conference method, plus a Classroom Kit for schools, which really took off. Its come a long way given that!” The division now has 15 sales and consulting executives who work under Richards, provides 9 different learning system packages, and deals with countless school districts.

” The entire world holds a mirror to each schools health requirement and approaches of cleansing and disinfection– this is particularly real in classrooms where a number of hands are touching various products every day,” says Richards. “Our plastic pieces are an exceptional instructional tool, now made safer for classrooms, and just instructors have access to them. Educators are so ecstatic to have all-plastic pieces in their sets!”.

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” Osmo for Schools started thanks to all the extremely passionate instructors across the U.S. and Canada who adopted Osmo as an instructional device for class settings, promoting its usage, so that schools and districts began to acquire it,” discusses Jan Richards, head of education sales and marketing at Osmo for Schools.” In all my years mentor, Ive always sterilized my teaching tools as a STEAM instructor; from robotics, to iPads and now my Osmo for Schools packages– this is a life saver for my trainees and myself,” says Frances Amato Dominguez, Ed Tech Model and STEAM Teacher in New York. Due to the abrupt transition to virtual discovering one year earlier, Osmo responded to instructors weeps for a more effective means of engaging students in a virtual class, by using Projector App. The app started as a complimentary download to all thanks to Osmo Cares, the charitable arm of Osmo. Osmo for Schools, a department of Tangible Play, Inc., focuses on structure in-classroom usage of Osmos award-winning instructional systems.

In January 2021, Osmo for Schools updated all nine school packages to consist of plastic pieces across the board, changing ones made of cardboard. This makes it much easier for schools to disinfect and tidy Osmos manipulatives, which are utilized in combination with Osmos technology inside class, and permits schools to keep the greatest requirements of class hygiene. Osmo for Schools plastic pieces are lasting, easy to sanitize when using EPA-registered disinfectant spray, and dishwasher-safe..

” In all my years teaching, Ive constantly sterilized my teaching tools as a STEAM instructor; from robotics, to iPads and now my Osmo for Schools sets– this is a life saver for my students and myself,” says Frances Amato Dominguez, Ed Tech Model and STEAM Teacher in New York. Adds South Carolina kindergarten teacher Keri Lewis, “I like how resilient these pieces are. Being plastic, they have the ability to be cleaned thoroughly in between uses without fear of harming the pieces.”.

Due to the unexpected shift to virtual learning one year earlier, Osmo reacted to instructors sobs for a more reliable means of engaging students in a virtual class, by providing Projector App. The app began as a free download to all thanks to Osmo Cares, the charitable arm of Osmo. Introduced in late March, the app is now being utilized by teachers of all levels (pre-K to university) throughout the country to make the virtual knowing environment more fun, appealing, and comparable to a real classroom; it recently reached 100,000 downloads, and assisted to grow Osmos community of active users..

Osmo for Schools, a department of Tangible Play, Inc., focuses on building in-classroom use of Osmos award-winning instructional systems. Osmo is used in more than 30,000 schools in North America.

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Projector App uses a powerful reflective AI innovation that enables the camera to “see” the desktop in front of the screen and job a teachers real world text, notes and illustrations onto the screen, even 3-D designs they keep in their hand, while being suitable with Zoom and other video conferencing technologies (video). Projector App is the 2020 recipient of EdTech Breakthrough Awards “eLearning Innovation of the Year.”.

These bundles featuring all-plastic pieces are special to Osmo for Schools, and teachers who formerly acquired packages with cardboard manipulatives can now purchase the plastic piece sets separately, with a 25-percent discount rate.

Osmo for Schools, the educational division of Tangible Play that promotes in-classroom usage of Osmos award-winning educational systems, commemorates its fifth anniversary March 30, 2021 and highlights recent achievements. These include upgrading to plastic pieces in all its school bundles to keep the highest standards of classroom hygiene, along with reaching 100,000 downloads of the Osmo Projector App planned for teachers, which helped grow Osmos neighborhood of active users..

Projector App Reaches 100,000 Downloads.

Carol Argumaniz, Assistant Principal at Lillie Jackson Early Childhood Center in Lewisville, Texas, discusses the success her teachers are having with virtual learning, thanks to Osmo Projector App. “It enables teachers to deliver the exact same quality lesson through virtual learning, as they would provide through in-person knowing at school,” says Argumaniz. “And it allows them to conduct small group lessons with very high quality photos so students feel like they are in fact next to the teacher.”.

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