Customization to make it feel like your own.
For most kids, learning is a visual activity.
When kids can't relate to the subject or characters in the learning material, it decreases engagement.
1. Make learning material relatable and customizable.
2. Make repeat learning fun.
3. Seamlessly combine online learning with offline learning material.
What the client wants to achieve:
To reach the goals, we offered these solutions:
Since learning is a visual activity, we decided to introduce colourful characters.
By adding illustrations and stories to learning material, kids can hold attention longer.
When they can relate to interesting characters, we can see an increase in engagement.
This makes repeat learning fun instead of dull.
Takira wants to facilitate real-world learning materials with online content.
The character stories start in coloring books or journals.
By scanning a QR code, the character story blends into an online environment with learning games.
This way, we seamlessly combine online learning with offline learning material.
One of the online activities is making your own fantasy character, which you can try out below.
Children can create their own character by selecting what they think looks cool.
They will also choose a superhero name and special power for their character. Naming their hero and power is important.
With their newly created superhero, they will continue writing a story about it on paper.
Their personalized avatar will be shown on different parts of the website to keep engagement and retention high.
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