Improve Your Biology Grades With This Revolutionary Study Platform
The Power of Explain Learning for Biology Students
Biology students often grapple with the complexity of understanding intricate concepts ranging from molecular structures to vast ecosystems. The voluminous content, detailed diagrams, and the need for rote memorization present unique challenges that can be overwhelming. Explain Learning addresses these hurdles head-on by offering a collaborative, peer-based study platform that transforms the learning experience.
With features such as customizable flashcards for efficient memorization, shared class notes with the ability to import pictures and text, and split-screen functionality for real-time collaboration, students can break down complex topics into manageable chunks. Furthermore, the platform's sharing folders and screen-sharing capabilities facilitate group work and problem-solving, ensuring that students can learn from each other and tackle difficult concepts together. Whether studying in-person or remotely, Explain Learning knits groups together, making biology study sessions more interactive, engaging, and ultimately, more effective in improving grades and knowledge retention.
Key Features and Benefits
Class Notes with
Multimedia Integration
Simplify Your Study Sessions - Upload notes from class directly into the Explain Learning platform and dissect them together with your study group.
Split Screen and
Sharing Features
Collaborate and Excel - Turn your assignments into an open book test by sharing your docs and using the split screen feature.
Flashcards for “R & R”
(Repetition & Retention)
Divide and Conquer Your Study Material - Flash cards are a tried and true proven method of retaining more knowledge in a shorter amount of time through short managed sessions.
Screen Sharing For
Real Time Problem Solving
Solving Problems Together Is Way Easier! Just share your screen and reduce time explaining things and exchanging hard notes.
Tutor Group
Integration
Got A Tutor? They Can Come Too! We welcome tutors with open arms to use our platform as a tool to expedite and increase efficiency.
Flexibility:
In-Person or Remote
Study Anytime, Anywhere.
Testimonials and Data-Driven Results
“This is my secret sauce that allowed me to work circles around my class. I was really struggling there for a while but EL has been a massive help with all of it’s tools, can’t recommend it enough.”
“For 4 bucks this platform has paid for itself 10x over now and I can’t believe our institutions haven’t provided us something like this already.”
“It’s simple, easy to use, and has been a huge help for me in actually grasping the information I needed to pass my classes, I love how effortless it was to get my class mates to all get in and start working together.”
But What Does the Data Say?
2024 has kicked off and students are increasingly looking to get maximum value out of their higher education experience, and they view digital learning technology as a key tool for achieving that success, a new survey of college students in associates, bachelors and graduate programs shows.
The report shows that four out of five (81 percent) college students find digital learning technology to be helpful in improving their grades, and more than two-thirds (69 percent) feel that digital learning technology helps them to focus. Adaptive learning technology and online quizzes are seen to be the most impactful, with half of students who have used them reporting that they have a "major effect" on their grades.
and effectiveness
- Students want to save time! They value eBooks and adaptive courseware for their time-saving features and mobile accessibility. Faculty want ease of integration with their learning management systems, and embedded adaptive technology courseware.
- More than half of instructors think digital technology has helped improve student grades (59%) and helped them to teach new concepts (51%).
- Nearly half of students say digital learning technology influences which classes they take – an increase from about 40% in a similar survey in 2017.
- 41% of student respondents said they are currently taking a course that uses Inclusive Access to deliver their digital materials by the first day of class. Students who have used Inclusive Access like it. 67% say they prefer acquiring materials via Inclusive Access, with the top benefits being convenience and first-day access.
A Step-by-Step Guide
Now, have these systematic and organized ways to collaborate with friends, and you can stay on-track, and in control, until the end, and earn a good grade, even with hard courses like Biology.
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