Multiply App - Fun Learning

  Since its launch in the past month on the Google Play Store, Multiply Fun Learning App is getting a lot of praise and positive feedback from the parents from all over India. It’s been only a matter of time and the app has got significant downloads as well as 5-star reviews on the Google Play Store. Here we are going to share some of the best reviews that we have got from the parents, either on our website or on Google Play. 1. Ms Ruchi Shukla M/O Anya Shukla says that, “My daughter loves to have different facts for each day in a week rather than repetitive games every alternate day. The facts are good and are developing her intellect.” 2. Ms Shalini Mishra M/O Vatsal Mishra says that, “This is a great learning app with elaborating infographics. The facts and figures are to the point. I recommend this app to all children who always want to learn more.” 3. Ms Surabhi Tripathi M/O Avya Tripathi says that, “The app is worth it. I’m noticing the difference in my daughter’s brainpower....

  Have you ever thought about why your kid forgets all the text that he had read in his textbook a few days ago? There might be a lot of reasons for that but generally people come down to only one assumption that their child’s memory power is low or the kid needs to improve their learning ability. Before you jump into any decision, remember that when you were a kid, were you able to remember every text that you read!! Definitely NOT. There is a concept named “Picture Superiority Effect” that states that whenever a human reads any text with a picture attached to it, they can remember that particular text for a longer time. Here are a few facts that you must know before taking a deep dive into the Picture Superiority Effect: 1. 90% of the information transmitted to the brain is visual. 2. Visuals are processed 60,000X faster in the brain than text. 3. Pictures have been found to improve the learning by up to 400%. With the above facts, you must have gotten an idea about how the use o...

  While there’s a lot been going on in the online arena, the need for e-learning apps has only increased in the past 2 years. With the devastating effects of the pandemic, schools & colleges are now reopening slowly after a timespan of almost 2 years. When the schools shut down in 2020, the education sector saw a low, especially in India where the number of tech savvy people was lesser. The private educational institutes that had resources, were able to adapt to the online education system within no time. But it was really difficult for the educational institutes from small cities and with less resources to get along with the online education model. Understanding the effect, and with a goal to democratize education, a new mobile app called Multiply Fun Learning App was released into the market. The goal of the company that developed the Multiply App was to make education available to all the kids that are spending most of their daily time on screen and still not yielding enou...

  Hello folks! Hope you’re doing healthy & well. While all of us already have been through the pandemic talks and the effects it has left on all of us, let us talk about how it has changed the education system. The pandemic had the same effect on the education industry as that of demonetization on the economy of India. Things got disrupted at the beginning but with time, everything came back on track and that too with more diverse benefits. Demonetization happened in India and Fintech companies like PayTm, PhonePe, Google Pay saw the sudden rise in their user base. The very same has happened in the education industry when schools, colleges, and universities got closed and everyone had to shift online for their studies. Students as well as educational institutes that had enough resources, adapted the online education model in a smoother manner. However, institutes from tier 2 and tier 3 cities faced various difficulties while trying to adapt to the ed-tech system. The pandemic p...

  21st-century kids are smarter, more advanced, and technologically sounder than most of us. They spend time doing things that were not there in our time. Kids nowadays have mobile phones, tablets, laptops, televisions, and other electronic devices that they spend most of their time upon. Today’s parents are well-aware of the fact that all the information, education, and lifestyle have shifted online after the Covid-19 pandemic. Children have to attend online classes, give exams online, and do everything at their fingertips.  The good thing is that they can limit their child’s time on the screen but cannot fully stop it. Excessive use of electronic devices like mobile phones and tablets can affect your child’s body, brain as well as social behaviour. But did you know that certain technologies can enhance your child’s learning capabilities so that their screen time extracts positive results? According to research, children aged between 6 to 15 years spend an average of 8 to 9 h...