Education Software with a Growth Mindset
An all-in-one approach to K-12 education
Roles: Head of Design, User Experience Researcher, Lead Product Designer
Otus is a an educational technology application designed to revolutionize the way teachers and students engage in the modern classroom. This innovative platform seamlessly integrates technology with education, fostering a dynamic and interactive learning experience that caters to the diverse needs of both teachers and students.
Otus is a cutting-edge education technology application designed to revolutionize the way teachers and students engage in the modern classroom. This innovative platform seamlessly integrates technology with education, fostering a dynamic and interactive learning experience that caters to the diverse needs of both educators and learners.
Otus’ user-friendly interface allows teachers to effortlessly manage their classrooms, create custom lesson plans, assign and grade assignments, and monitor student progress, all within a centralized and easily accessible platform.
With Otus, students can access course materials, assignments, and resources while on the move, allowing them to make the most of their time and transform moments of downtime into productive learning sessions.
In addition to individual student growth tracking, Otus offers the flexibility to create custom cohorts based on various criteria, such as grade level, classroom, or learning program. Teachers and administrators can compare the progress of specific groups of students to understand the efficacy of particular instructional approaches or interventions. This cohort-based analysis enables educators to identify trends, make data-driven decisions, and tailor teaching strategies to address the specific needs of different student populations.
Teachers and administrators can access a data snapshot for a particular assessment point in time, which includes results from benchmark assessments or other evaluation tools conducted at specific intervals. This snapshot provides a detailed overview of individual and cohort-level performance, allowing educators to compare student growth and proficiency levels across multiple data points.