I am developing an application that aims to connect aspirants, students, children, and teachers.
Problem:
1) Different coaching institutions have separate WhatsApp groups for selected students, making it challenging for others to access guidance and support.
2) Students from different schools struggle to communicate with each other effectively, often resorting to using platforms like Instagram, where they do not engage as students.
3) Some parents are reluctant to let their children use social media, despite the prevalence of phone addiction among kids.
Solution:
1) Enable aspirants to connect, share experiences, and support each other in their educational journeys, including aspects such as exam preparation and transitioning to new cities.
2) Facilitate connections among students based on their respective schools.
3) Provide a platform for teachers and parents to engage with students and monitor their performance in various subjects.
4) Create a safe and educational social media app that children can use without the pitfalls of mainstream social media platforms.
This application is essentially LinkedIn for students, aspirants, teachers, parents, and children – an educational social media platform.
Posted by mrprithviraj
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How do you make the app “safe” for children in a way that can’t be achieved in the competitor’s apps? Are you going to have lots of mods?
You could kill 2 birds with 1 stone by letting parents have access to the student’s chats and essentially be the mods for free. Parents get alerted every time their kid makes a post, and sees what forums were last visited.