Bridging Educators and Learners

Sana enjoys studying by reading her textbook, but she prefers taking quizzes online so that she can quickly assess her performance and compare it with the rest of her class.

Sana’s school has given her access to the eBook, corresponding to the textbook, on IGNITOR Learning. She can easily filter the available learning resources listed in the Table of Contents to view only quizzes. She can attempt the quiz, review her performance and then, return to the text book.

Rahul has a keen interest in learning languages. As a native Telugu speaker with limited exposure to other languages, he relies on online websites and apps to learn the pronunciation and meaning of new words. However, he often finds himself copying text and switching between these platforms. Occasionally, he also uses his dictionary, but looking up words can be time-consuming.

IGNITOR Learning comes with in-built Text-to-Speech and Translation features. Learners can choose from a range of Indian and South-East Asian languages to which the text that they are reading can be translated to.

Neil likes listening to the nursery rhymes that his teacher sings. However, his parents aren’t familiar with these rhymes and can’t sing them the way his teacher does. They also wish they could teach him the correct tune. While they play the songs they find on YouTube, Neil’s teacher sings them with a different tune

IGNITOR Learning allows instructors to add voice recordings to any page of the eBook. Learners can find their teacher’s notes easily as they browse their eBooks. Book publishers too can link supplementary learning content to eBooks.

Wonder High School lacks internet connectivity in their classrooms. Amandeep would love to show his students some of the videos created by the Science textbook publisher, but since the Flat Panel Display isn’t connected to the school Wi-Fi, he is unable to do so.

The IGNITOR Learning Content Management System enables content owners to convert their material into an encrypted format with a license expiry date. This allows you to securely distribute learning content via offline storage devices like pen drives and SD cards. Schools can then play the content on offline Flat Panel devices or tablets, ensuring your intellectual property remains protected.