家长教师网络：教育支持的社交网络工具
技术
- 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
- 培训
关于客户
家长教师网络是一个社交网络平台，旨在支持家长在 COVID-19 大流行期间寻求替代教育。该平台允许家长与所在地区的其他家庭联系，为孩子组建学习小组或合作社。该平台对于在大流行期间努力平衡工作和育儿责任的父母特别有用。该平台的用户主要位于美国，但随着越来越多的家长寻求替代教育解决方案，其覆盖范围正在扩大。
挑战
COVID-19 大流行严重扰乱了传统的教育体系，迫使家长为孩子寻求替代的教育方法。家长教师网络 (PTN) 就是为了应对这一挑战而创建的，它为家长提供了一个与所在地区的其他家庭联系并形成学习小组或合作社的平台。然而，PTN 的创始人 Elise Moore 在平台的开发过程中遇到了重大障碍。作为一名没有构建网络应用程序经验的音乐家和音频工程师，她需要一种经济高效且不需要编码专业知识的解决方案。
解决方案
Moore 求助于无代码运动的领导者 Bubble 来建立家长教师网络。 Bubble 提供强大的点击式 Web 编辑器和云托管平台，允许用户构建完全可定制的 Web 应用程序和工作流程。在 Bubble 建设者 Sergey Shpa 和 Pargev Kocharyan 的帮助下，摩尔创建了一个社交网络工具，让家长可以找到所在地区的其他家庭来创建吊舱学校、学习合作社，并在大流行期间提供儿童保育支持。用户可以为其家庭创建个人资料，根据家庭详细信息、主要语言、学校和学习兴趣过滤搜索结果，并在应用程序中互相发送消息以共享联系信息并制定计划。
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