Kindu：利用物联网彻底改变课堂沟通
技术
- 分析与建模 - 机器学习
- 平台即服务 (PaaS) - 应用开发平台
适用行业
- 水泥
- 教育
用例
- 楼宇自动化与控制
服务
- 数据科学服务
关于客户
Kindu 的主要客户是正在寻找一种更有效的方式与学生家人沟通的教师。该应用程序旨在满足课堂的特定需求，使其成为在笨重的课堂网站、无休止的家长电子邮件和无数文件之间周旋的教师的理想解决方案。该应用程序对于想要及时了解孩子的课堂活动和活动的家长也很有用。该应用程序的用户友好界面和直观的设计使教师和家长都可以轻松使用。该应用程序在 COVID-19 大流行期间特别有用，为家长提供了一个分享远程学习技巧并相互依赖支持的平台。
挑战
事实证明，教师和学生家庭之间的传统沟通方式效率低下且繁琐。教师们必须在笨重的课堂网站、无穷无尽的家长电子邮件和无数文件之间周旋。现有系统不方便用户使用，也不是为了满足教室的特定需求而设计的。我们面临的挑战是创建一个平台，简化教师和家长之间的沟通，使他们更轻松地共享公告、照片、文件、Google 文档、链接、数字许可单以及带有注册表的活动。该平台需要直观、易于使用且高效，使教师能够更多地专注于教学，而不是管理任务。
解决方案
Kindu 是一款基于 Bubble 无代码平台构建的应用程序，旨在应对这一挑战。该应用程序充当重新设计的课堂网站，为教师和家长提供一个私密、安全的联系和沟通空间。它允许教师在几分钟内创建一个 Kindu 班级，然后邀请学生的家长和家人。该应用程序有四个主要部分：主页、活动、照片和活页夹。主页部分作为起点，用户可以在其中查看事件、照片并访问“公告板”。活动部分允许用户发布班级活动以及班级用品、志愿者角色和家长会议的注册表。照片部分使用户能够共享班级照片并创建共享相册。 Binder 部分充当有用视频、Google 文档、课程资源、文件、新闻通讯等的数字存储库。该应用程序设计灵活且可定制，允许教师根据自己的需要调整设置。
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