The purpose of our parent dashboard is to provide an efficient system, allowing data collection and analysis of children performing tasks and activities on the platform by tracking and measuring their educational success. Each section comprises synthesized student’s data in different computing formats so that they can improve children’s’ reading comprehension. This section offers a snapshot of what each system does and how it helps parents increase their children’s literacy retention. The parent dashboard has eight data collection sections, presenting parents with a holistic mapping of their student’s academic progress.  

Parents play a significant role in our product creation throughout, and we would love to know your thoughts and suggestions. Insights from your feedback help us improve, so we highly appreciate and welcome all appropriate comments! 

Here is our ‘Current Story’ section. This section allows parents to see which story their student is currently completing, including the title and time to complete the stories, quizzes, and activities. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

This is our ‘Grading Metrics Graph’ section. In this section both parents and caregivers have a graph chart which automatically analyzes the data from the ‘Current Story’ section. The graph charts can be adjusted with any story the child engages with. It uses the data to provide parents with information on how they can adjust the story levels to build their children’s confidence. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

This is our ‘Grading Metrics School’ system. This functionality allows parents and caregivers to measure their child’s learning patterns and compare their data with state and national metrics of other children. Parents can see where their children are excelling and struggling in various assessment metrics (i.e., Phonics, Fluency, Reading Speed, Grammar, Spelling, and Vocabulary). What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

This is our ‘Stories Read’ section. This section provides information to our parents and caregivers about data from the stories and the time it took their children to complete their stories. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

Here is our ‘Interests’ section. This section provides parents and caregivers with information about their child’s interests from our stories. Parents can easily adjust the content considering their children’s interests, which will result in increasing their reading habits. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

Here is our ‘Activities’ section. This section provides parents and caregivers with a snapshot of information about their children’s activities, including their grade levels, current skill levels, completed activities (i.e., quizzes, games, lessons, etc.), badge count, completed stories, and many more. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

Our Visual and Sound Effects Editor provides parents with tools to interchange the different visual environments and sound effects for more story interaction. This tool is designed to be interactive and engaging while incorporating fun solutions in learning, which is especially beneficial for those children who are visual and auditory learners.

The purpose of our teacher dashboard is an efficient system, allowing data collection and analysis of children performing tasks and activities on the platform by tracking and measuring their educational success. Each section comprises synthesized student data in different computing formats so that they can improve children’s reading comprehension. This section offers a snapshot of what each system does and how it helps teachers increase their students’ literacy retention. The teacher dashboard has twelve data collection sections, providing teachers with a holistic mapping of their student’s academic progress. Teachers play a significant role in our product creation throughout, and we would love to know your thoughts and suggestions. Insights from your feedback help us improve, so we highly appreciate and welcome all appropriate comments!     

Our Student Data section provides teachers with information about the progress of all their students (i.e., class level, learning level, and grade metrics) used to evaluate the students. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

This is our ‘Grading Metrics Graph’ section. Teachers have a graph chart which automatically analyzes the data from the ‘Current Story’ section. The graph charts can be adjusted with any story the child engages with. It uses the data to provide parents with information on how they can adapt the story levels to build their students’ reading confidence. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

This is our ‘Stories Read section. This section provides information teachers with information about data from the stories and the time it took their students to complete their stories. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? 

Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

Our Control Grading Level Metrics provides teachers with tools to measure their student’s progress, whether it’s Lexile, Reading Comprehension, Phonics, Fluency, Spelling, Reading Speed, Grammar, Vocabulary, etc. This system allows teachers to accurately track their students’ learning capabilities. 

This functionality allows teachers to accurately assess their students’ learning patterns and compare their data with state and national metrics of other students. Teachers can easily pinpoint their students’ strong and weak points in various assessment metrics (i.e., Phonics, Fluency, Reading Speed, Grammar, Spelling, and Vocabulary). What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

This functionality provides teachers with automation curriculum builds for each story based on diverse school assessments. Common Core State Standards and Texas Education Assessment Standards are a few of the national standards of assessments incorporated in our system.  

Here is our ‘Interests’ section. This section provides teachers with information about their students’ subject interests from our stories. Teachers can easily adjust the content considering their students’ interests, which will result in an increase in their reading habits. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

Here is our ‘Current Story’ section. This section allows teachers to see which story their student is currently completing, including the title and time to complete the stories, quizzes, and activities. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities?Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

Here is our ‘Activities’ section. This section provides teachers with information about their students’ activities, including their grade levels, current skill levels, activities they’ve completed (i.e., quizzes, games, lessons, etc.), badge count, completed stories, and many more. What are your first impressions of this section? Do you have any ideas and thoughts that could make this section better? Do you feel there is anything unique about its design? Does this section offer enough different functionalities? Be sure to leave feedback in our comments section and submit new ideas in our Ideas section.

Our Visual and Sound Effects Editor provides teachers with tools to interchange the different visual environments and sound effects for more story interaction. This tool is designed to be interactive and engaging while incorporating fun solutions in learning, which is especially beneficial for those children who are visual and auditory learners.

Our Game Hud provides you with a visual of how our story system will work. Parents, teachers, and children can access certain tools to enhance gameplay, including an Avatar Creator, Word Exchange System, and a Visual and Sound Effects Editor. Our story engine also offers gamification tools, content for visual interplay, and an A.I. system built for endless hours of gameplay.

Kids can choose to play as either Ava or Jbear in navigating our mini-games for story advancement. Ava has two power boosters to help her on the journey, a magical compass/clock, and a magical telescope. In each season, Ava unlocks more hidden capabilities with her power boosters. Below is a general overview of her power boosters.

• Magical Compass/Clock – Ava can use the Magical Compass/Clock to accomplish many heroic feats. Some of these capabilities include traversing many different stories, going back in time, and alchemy.
• Magical Telescope/Magnifying Glass: This is not an ordinary telescope. With this telescope/magnifying glass, Ava can see extremely long distances and use the magnifying glass to analyze the smallest, unseen detail in every environment.