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We have shared our training experience with teachers from the Mexiquense Institute of Educational Physical Infrastructure in Metepec, Mexico!
Various teachers immersed themselves in a day with the CloudLabs pedagogy team, exploring the platform and the virtual resources it offers. The objective is that teachers can make the most of it and optimally integrate CloudLabs resources into their courses with students.
On May 10, 2023, an impactful event hosted by the Consulado de El Salvador and Herencia Hispana Quebec took place in Montreal, Canada. The event aimed to provide innovative learning experiences to the Hispanic community. During the presentation, we had the privilege of showcasing how CloudLabs’ gamified simulation environments can revolutionize education for Hispanic students by offering an interactive and immersive learning experience.
CloudLabs’ gamified simulation environments create a dynamic learning environment where students can acquire scientific skills and competencies in an engaging way. By integrating simulations, interactive challenges, and pedagogical support, students can explore and master concepts in science and mathematics like never before. The hands-on nature of the simulations enhances their understanding and retention of knowledge.
Across various communities, CloudLabs’ gamified simulation environments have already made a significant impact on students’ learning outcomes. Through these environments, students have excelled in subjects such as physics, biology, and chemistry. They have gained a deeper understanding of scientific principles and their practical applications. The ability to experiment and make mistakes in a risk-free virtual environment fosters critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
One of the highlights of CloudLabs’ gamified simulation environments is their bilingual nature. This feature is particularly advantageous for Hispanic students in Montreal, as it allows them to learn and explore scientific concepts in their native language. By providing an inclusive learning experience, CloudLabs ensures that language is not a barrier to educational success.
CloudLabs’ gamified simulation environments offer numerous benefits for Hispanic students in Montreal. By utilizing this innovative tool, students can enhance their scientific skills, build competencies, and gain confidence in their abilities. We encourage all readers to experience the transformative power of CloudLabs firsthand.
Take the first step towards empowering Hispanic students in Montreal with CloudLabs’ gamified simulation environments. Visit www.cloudlabs.us to explore a new era of interactive learning.
The presentation at the event organized by the Consulado de El Salvador and Herencia Hispana Quebec shed light on the transformative impact of CloudLabs’ gamified simulation environments. By integrating innovation, interactivity, and bilingualism, CloudLabs empowers Hispanic students in Montreal to excel in their scientific journeys. Let’s embrace this educational revolution and unlock the full potential of our students.
The Annual Conference and Exposition was held in Orlando, Florida, at the Orange County Convention Center. Organized by The National School Boards Association, the event was attended by educational leaders and board members interested in discovering new programs and technologies that can support and enrich students’ learning experiences in the classroom in a fun and practical way.
During this event, held from March 31 to April 3, 2023, we had the opportunity to attend conferences on various topics, such as creating sustainable structures for curricula and strategies to promote good academic performance, responsibility, and dynamism in the teaching-learning processes. Furthermore, educational leaders, board members, and superintendents from various school districts in the United States visited our booth to explore the potential of CloudLabs’ gamified simulated environments to improve science and math skills in the classroom for district tests.
CloudLabs stood out as one of the few representatives from Latin America to attend this event, where it had the opportunity to showcase its gamified simulated environments that contribute to improving learning processes related to STEM and vocational areas.
The National Conference 2023, organized by the National Science Teaching Association, is one of the most important educational events in the United States. It is designed for educators of all levels, including teachers, administrators, and curriculum specialists, who are committed to exploring innovative educational tools and new learning practices for students in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) areas.
CloudLabs was one of the few Latin American companies present at this educational event, showcasing its gamified simulated environments that contribute to the improvement of learning processes related to STEM areas. These environments enable students to apply their knowledge to situations in real-life contexts, thus enhancing their learning experience.
During the National Conference in Atlanta from March 23-25, 2023, attendees gained firsthand knowledge about our innovative platform that encourages active and dynamic learning and develops essential competencies in students, such as logical-mathematical, critical, and scientific thinking.
We are grateful to have been a part of this event and to have had the opportunity to share our vision and pedagogical approach with so many educators and industry professionals.
Thank you for joining us in this new experience!
Every year in the fall, the New Jersey School Boards Association (NJSBA) hosts a three-day event where school leaders, educational professionals, and individuals from New Jersey come together to celebrate public education, offer new products and services, as well as develop important updates on education in the state.
We had the opportunity to participate in this meeting from October 24-26 and show how CloudLabs is transforming learning through more than 600 gamified environments, which challenge students through real-world scenarios while assisting them in building the capacities and skills they need to succeed on national tests and in the workplace.
Likewise, Jiovany Orozco, CEO, and founder of CloudLabs, gave a lecture on how to “engage” students in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) through gamified simulators where our vision and commitment to public and quality education was presented.
It is noteworthy that five schools in the Elizabeth district now have CloudLabs in their classrooms, and children and teenagers learn in a bilingual environment that allows them to internalize concepts in more than 20 areas of knowledge. We look forward to continuing to make an impact from CloudLabs to the other boroughs and counties in New Jersey and the United States.
CloudLabs was present at the “Education Cloud Expedition”, a Google event that took place in its offices at Pier 57 in New York City. Here 15 Latin American EdTech companies’ representatives altogether with Google Cloud education specialists exchanged their views on the future of education, AI and cloud computing with content specifically designed for HigherEd, K12 and Edu Gov.
We had the great opportunity to share with all the participants what CloudLabs is! Big things are coming!
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At the XV #Asenof National and International Congress, Jiovany Orozco, #CloudLabs CEO, presented the lecture: “The Use of Virtual Laboratories in Professional Training”. He emphasized the need for a transformation of the teaching and learning processes at the educational institutions through active learning techniques and the use of technology. He also highlighted how beneficial it is to integrate gamification and the STEM model, as well as other aspects related to quality in education.
Read this article from the American Ed-Tech news portal EDWEEK on how CloudLabs virtual labs became an effective solution for many educational institutions during the COVID -19 Pandemic. Find out what teachers, researchers and students from different countries say about CloudLabs potential to enhance education.
7,500 students from Dokuz Eylül University (DEU) are now learning with more than 140 virtual laboratories, translated in Turkish, in areas such as Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. DEU has more than 80,000 students and 17 schools and is ranked among the 20 most prestigious universities in the country. Through this alliance, CloudLabs starts a significant expansion process in the Middle East.
– The agreement aims to provide the country’s schools with the possibility to transform classrooms into attractive, fun, and dynamic educational environments through STEM simulators.
– Students will be able to acquire skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, through the Challenge-Based Learning-approach.
– They will learn by doing through gamified activities with 263 simulations in areas such as physics, biology, chemistry, and mathematics.
To develop STEM skills in students, Santillana signed an agreement with the CloudLabs platform, 100% online. This platform facilitates learning in real contexts that pose everyday life situations and teaches how to solve them.
Teachers will be able to measure their students’ progress through challenges and achievements, as the platform includes a classroom management system that allows them to track the performance of each student. CloudLabs is easily integrated into each school’s platform.
Students can recreate laboratory operations, circuits, in vitro cultures, cell scale models and natural phenomena, among others, starting with a review of concepts and keys necessary to carry out their practical. They will navigate in a 100% virtual and interactive environment that will turn their computers, cell phones and tablets into experimental laboratories, in which they will have fun while developing 21st century strategic skills, such as problem solving, teamwork, decision making and innovation.
These benefits allow children and young people to put into practice the knowledge learned in the classroom in a real and meaningful way, which they will be able to use in their daily lives and their future professional lives.
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