Boom Learning Responds to Emergency School Closures
Offers Free Access to Schools in Crisis
KIRKLAND, Wash., Dec. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Boom Learning today announced a plan to respond to recent school closures across the country. CEO Mary Oemig is inviting schools to access the digital learning platform for free. When they sign up for an account, schools will be able to get reports on individual student performance that give insight into who is on track and who needs more help.
"Teachers have been telling us stories about urgent situations where schools have suddenly closed," says Oemig. "The pandemic has taught us the importance of actively checking remote student progress."
Across the United States, educators are scrambling as they redo their lesson plans and try to adjust to sudden changes. "We wanted to offer a holiday gift that makes the transition to online or hybrid learning easier for teachers," Oemig explains. "Teachers are exhausted. Substitutes are hard to find. With our platform, teachers stay focused on instruction and learning instead of grading."
The free temporary memberships will allow teachers to:
- Instantly access free Boom Cards teaching resources, including digital learning games, designed for a range of subjects and grade levels
- Create their own customized Boom Cards to facilitate the switch to online learning
- Track student progress and performance in real time
Free access is available immediately for schools new to Boom Learning with 10 or more teachers. Each school will receive free Boom Learning memberships for 60 days. Administrators can email [email protected] to get set up. For more information about Boom Learning, visit wow.boomlearning.com.
About Boom Learning: Boom Learning is an online platform that improves the way humans teach and learn. With Boom Cards, educators can create and share self-grading teaching resources for the paperless classroom.
SOURCE Boom Learning
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