Welcome to Engage.
Engage is a mobile application which is redefining participation in lecture settings. We use data analytics to give students a voice in large classrooms and give teachers guidance when it matters most — in real time.
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Engage is a mobile application which is redefining participation in lecture settings. We use data analytics to give students a voice in large classrooms and give teachers guidance when it matters most — in real time.
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As public schools cram more students into classrooms that are not expanding and desks only seem to be shrinking, students lose control in shaping their learning experiences and teachers lose the ability to adapt to their students’ needs.
Students use a slider to input how they feel about the material at any point throughout the class, and teachers see a line graph of average student slider values, and two pie charts displaying counts of slider values above and below a threshold value set by the teacher. This allows teachers to view both real-time and over-time averaged data of class engagement, and adjust accordingly.
Each feature is thoroughly designed to increase engagement in the classroom and minimize distractions.
Students have non-verbal means to communicate their level of understanding through a sleek, real-time slider.
Teachers can view real-time statistics of class slider values through data visuals and adapt accordingly.
Unique classroom codes are generated for students to enter the teacher's custom Engage section at that time and date.
Take a look at this quick introduction of how Engage works for students and teachers!
We're a group of passionate student developers at the University of California, Berkeley
Shubha is a third-year at UC Berkeley and an iOS developer with Engage. She's passionate about creative uses of emerging technology, entrepreneurship, and social impact.
Michelle is a third-year EECS undergraduate at UC Berkeley and co-founder of Engage. She focuses her energy on two things: womxn empowerment and improving STEM education.
Lucy is a second-year EECS undergraduate at UC Berkeley and an Android Developer for Engage. She is passionate about creating social impact with technology, and entrepreneurship.
Amy is a third year Electrical Engineering and Computer Science student. She is involved with teaching undergraduate students in CS courses on the UC Berkeley campus, and is passionate about improving computer science education.
Deepali is a second-year studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at UC Berkeley and an Android Developer for Engage. She's passionate about emerging technologies and computer science education.
Micah is a second-year studying computer science and data science at UC Berkeley and an iOS developer with Engage. He’s passionate about solving complex problems—particularly at the intersection of technology and social good.