Current learning management systems are not designed to personalize the learning experience for each user. A static content publisher assumes that all learners progress at the same pace and this puts a limit on 2 critical components:
1. The boundaries we can push on analytics driven learning 2. The dynamic construction of learning paths for students based on their performance.
Watch aThe core concepts of outcome driven content design and learning model cycles are not deeply integrated into the technology development process of current learning systems and the ability to track learners’ progress based on their performance for different learning outcomes in different cycles of the learning model is required to give meaningful feedback. Current learning systems are built like enterprise applications with a focus on coupling different functionalities required in learning environments. There is no focus on the science of how we interact with learning resources and designing the right user experience that allows learners to navigate in a structured and intuitive way.
At Clock, We have partnered with the African leadership university and several other forward thinking institutions on the continent to build a suite of learning tools that are required for the learning environments of the future. These tools are learning model agnostic designed to be loosely coupled with a great user experience that is built around the critical concepts of edtech needed for educators to deliver a more personalized learning experience and deeply understand student performance across different phases of the learning model.
Our technology has been built with a big focus on user experience and data compression. Clock’s user experience is intuitive and dynamically adapts to learner performance.
Clock’s tools are deeply integrated into the productivity tools we use in our day-to-day activities including Khan Academy,Microsoft Office, SkyDrive, Dropbox, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Google hangouts,classroom and many more. Our content publishing module has been built to be very extensible and dynamic when integrating with 3rd party tools.
We have successfully created an interactive and engaging learning experience and centralized all objects into one interactive page. This allows us to build a powerful analytics engine that is driven by user interactions with a single view.
Our technology has been built to allow institutions scale across different campuses without compromising on the quality of education. The admin panel allows our clients to set up a campus and assign different levels of permissions to learners and educators in a few minutes with no technical assistance. This helps to keep the standard of education uniform across campuses all over the continent by centralizing the core content and keeping all learning resources in sync across different campuses
We have made it very easy to migrate content to our platform. We have built our technology with 3rd party content integration at the core of the system. Our platform supports all content types currently used by educators and teachers all over the world. Unlike other learning systems that focus more on downloading content, we have built an advanced content viewer that supports all content types which gives us more control on how learners interact with resources.
Clock's Systems have been designed to seamlessly synchronize users between 3rd party platforms without affecting the user experience on the platform. We also develop custom modules for clients with special requests.
Kola leads the Clock team in their efforts to solve the global education crisis with the use of technology. He has been very involved with learning systems design with major institutions including the University of Pretoria, Van Schaik and the National Student Financial Aid Scheme(NSFAS). He successfully led technical teams on major projects for the Western Cape Government.He is an anzisha fellow,winner of R500,000 SAB innovation prize and was recently recognized as one of the Mail and Guardian Top 200 Professionals in South Africa.
Musa Kalenga is the founder and Chief Executive of Bridge Labs and was recognised as Mail & Guardian Top 200Young South Africans. He was a member of the World Economic Forum Johannesburg Global shapers & Head of brand for IAB and a Board Member of Africa Teen Geeks. Musa is a former Facebook Client Partner for Africa. He’s been the Group Head of Digital Marketing at Nedbank.
Bringing more than 15 years of leadership experience in product development, delivery and innovation, Riyaad is responsible for driving Clock's developer operations and cloud infrastructure. He started his career as a software engineer in healthcare and then moved on to work in technology for companies in finance, e-commerce, education, and logistics. Prior to joining Clock, Riyaad held product leadership roles at Sybase, Dimension Data, and PicknPay. Riyaad earned an undergraduate degree in Computer Science from University of Western Cape.
Chad began working with the Clock team 2 years ago as an intern and he kept coming back year after year to gain experience. Upon graduating from UWC, he was finally able to join the team as a full-time interaction designer. In his free time, Chad enjoys an occasional game of Fifa.
Chijioke is a manager on the growth team, committed to bringing forward thinking institutions onto the re-education bandwagon being led by Clock. Prior to joining Clock, Chijioke analyzed consumer behavior and developed growth strategies for companies around the world as a management consultant. Mr Nwosa earned a BSc in Physics from the University of Nsukka, Nigeria and holds an MSc in Space Science from the National Astrophysics and Space Science programme from the University Of Cape Town. He enjoys travel, a good cup of coffee, and anything to do with football.
Linda is passionate about improving educational opportunities in Africa and has consulted with several organizations in the sector. She assisted the Minerva Schools at KGI to develop and implement their Africa recruitment strategy.She was also responsible of Google business partnerships in Francophone Africa for the Street View,Street Art, and Cultural Institute products (partner portfolio of about 100 government stakeholders in the arts/culture sector, cultural institutions managers, and individual artists, etc.) Linda was also part of a working group to gauge business opportunities for confidential access initiatives in Sub-Saharan Africa.
“In any given instance of a learning journey, It is very important we understand the relationship between time,activity and performance in order for us to construct remedial learning paths based on personalized diagnosis.This also allows instructors provide meaningful and constructive feedback to learners. A Clock is used to keep track of time, at the same time reminding me of activities I should be doing to improve my knowledge and performance on any given topic making it relatable to learning.” -- Kola Olajide
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