A K-12 learning platform with video lessons, student questions and discussions, quizzes, and progress reports, all set in a space-themed interface.
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major product versions
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v3.0 Jira tasks
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pricing tiers
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K-12 subject tracks
Students needed to find lessons, take quizzes, discuss questions, and check their progress in an interface designed for children.
Product journey
These screens show how we turned the learning requirements into steps students could follow: choose a topic, answer questions, and review a lesson.
Getting started
Onboarding introduced the subjects, suggested topics, and collected profile details before students opened a course. We wanted them to have a clear place to start in a broad K-12 curriculum.
Taking a quiz
Quizzes started with a welcome screen, then showed numbered progress as students answered multiple-choice questions. Students could review their results afterward. The space theme carried through the assessment screens.
Watching and discussing
The player showed video beside the lesson list or an open question. Students could review a lesson or join a discussion while keeping the video in view.
The planning covered student learning, teacher progress reports, and the administration tools needed to run the platform.
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The brief covered STEM, Stanford methodology, student, teacher, and admin roles, and learning through questions.
What stayed with me
EMG SMILE was early in my career. I worked with multiple user roles and a structured curriculum, alongside admin systems, reporting, and analytics. As the requirements changed, our team kept revising the design and shipping new versions.
