SCRF 2022 makes Knowledge more Accessible with World-Class Education Technology
Last Update: Thursday, May 19, 2022 : 15:21 (+4GMT)
13th Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival hosts edutech companies from around the world, encourages e-learning
Sharjah, May 19, 2022: E-learning is under the spotlight at the ongoing 13th Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival (SCRF) where education technology companies from around the world are accelerating the adoption of state-of-the-art digital tools to make knowledge more accessible and supplement learning in school.
Amongst the exhibitors integrating edutech solutions at the festival are Rainbow Chimney Educational Aids, which is offering an app that renders the contents of children’s books in 3D while the Kids in Action nursery is equipped with sophisticated edutech systems developed by KIDS jump TECH in Florida to evoke curiosity, creativity, and innovation in young children.
Byju’s, an edtech giant from India, is organising engaging activities for children of all ages at the festival, designed to encourage children to ‘fall in love with learning’. Activities include Math and English worksheets for six- to eight-year-olds as well as rapid-fire quizzes for older children to test their math, science, and logical thinking abilities.
Participants are given one minute to answer the questions and rewarded with gifts including backpacks, books, and geometry sets.
The teaching materials used for the activities come from various edutech systems developed by Byjus including its latest Early Learn App, designed in collaboration with Disney, the US conglomerate. Targeting children in grades one to three, the app boasts of characters from popular Disney movies who provide guidance to the young learners.
Other tech products showcased by the company include the Future School, a one-on-one learning platform for coding and math for children aged six and up as well as the Learning App, a platform for K-12 students, which has had more than eight million downloads and 300,000 annual paid subscribers.
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