Lumio is an digital learning tool that supports student engagement and skill development. It features interactive lessons, collaborative workspaces, dynamic formative assessment and game-based activities.
One of those game-based activities is Monster Quiz, a fun and cooperative way for students to learn on their devices. Monster Quiz features nine monsters, each with a unique 21st century skill. Lumio helps students follow in the monsters’ footsteps by developing these skills in themselves!
Meet the Monsters
Cristal is clever and loves to climb trees and play with ice. She feels pride when she excels and owns up when she makes mistakes.
In Monster Quiz, students are accountable to their team because success depends on everyone contributing. The attribution feature in Shout It Out holds each student accountable for their own ideas.
Sverre is fair and generous. He is great at collaborating and working with others.
Shared workspaces promote co-creation and develop students’ collaboration skills. Whether working together at an interactive display or collaborating on their own devices, students learn to accept, support and build on one another’s ideas and strengths.
Lavalad loves to play outside with friends. No matter the weather, the game, or the players, he is great at adapting and making fun.
How does Lumio help students become Adaptable?
Icebox is powerful and thoughtful. She is great at thinking critically. She sees the big picture and analyzes tricky questions based on facts.
How does Lumio inspire critical thinking?
Seesall loves to travel, explore, and make homemade snow cones. He shows great initiative by setting goals and working hard to accomplish them.
Lumio’s project-based learning develops initiative, providing the tools students need to explore information from the web, incorporate it into their work, and inspire and motivate other students using group chat.
The game-based activities students build allow them to show leadership by presenting their work — highlighting and rationalizing their choices — and to test their classmates’ comprehension.
Dimitri is bright and diligent. He is great at finding and making sense of new information, using it to better understand and explain the world.
How does Lumio build digital literacy skills?
LeeLo is generous and playful. She is great at using creativity to solve tough questions.
Flexible workspaces develop creativity by giving students options to capture and express their ideas including an inspiring collection of tools, images, sounds, links and multimedia objects.
Lumio helps teachers deliver engaging lessons and interactive content, formative assessment, and collaborative workspaces to students through their devices.
Students connect, in real-time or on their own time, with lessons that help them take charge of their learning while clearly demonstrating their progress.
Engaging Lesson delivery.
Transform new or existing static content into dynamic, interactive lessons, and PDF, PowerPoint® and Google files into dynamic learning experiences on students' devices.
Untethered learning.
Whether in class or at a distance, go beyond teacher-led delivery, and let educators be facilitators of learning.
More than participation. True collaboration.
Enable students to collaborate on their devices, inside and outside the classroom, empowering student voice.
Meaningful feedback.
Better gauge a student's understanding with handouts, activities and more, to fine tune instruction and support individual learning needs.
Student voice & social emotional learning.
Create opportunities for student voice and collaboration, bringing students together from wherever they are.
Integration with your ecosystem.
Get more from your investment in student devices and platforms.
Break down technological barriers in the classroom with fewer hours of training and one simple login.