Practifly

Artificial Intelligence Practice Platform

During the epidemic, class suspension and distance learning became a major obstacle for most students to catch up with their studies. Infinity Lab R&D's experienced team from the education and IT sectors have therefore designed a self-help learning platform for students, Practifly, which uses innovative technology tools to analyse each student's learning progress. The system provides personalised training programmes for basic, advanced and remedial needs, helping students to improve their performance during the semester by targeting different units, learning skills and topics.The system provides students, parents, teachers and educational institutions with traceable, measurable and optimisable smart education platforms to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of teaching and learning.

Who is Practifly for?

Students

1. To those wish to improve academic performance.
2. To those who feel helpless in improving their grades and performances.
3. To those who feel their current school work or exercises as too easy or too difficult.
4. To those who witsh to achieve the best results with the least number of exercises within the shortest time.

In Practifly's student accounts, we create a tailor-made practice programme for each student. Recommendations are tailored to each student's ability, so students can improve their learning without having to work on a large number of questions.

Parents

1. To those who wish their children to improve in academic performances.
2. To those who do not know how to improve their children's academic performances.
3. To those who wish to track the progress of their children.
4. To those who wish to monitor the completion of their children's exercises.
5. To those who wish to boost up their children's performances before the exam.

The Practifly parent account provides parents with instant access to their child's practice records, including overall performance, progress on each topic, answer time for each exercise, etc. This allows parents to gain a real-time and in-depth understanding of their child's learning and provide assistance accordingly.

Teachers

1. To those who wish to improve students' learning performances and reduce work load and pressure.
2. To those who wish to reduce the time cost on preparing teaching materials, assigning, correcting, and reviewing homeworks.
3. To those who wish to have a tool that keep tracks and analyse each student's performance and progress.
4. To those who wish to provide personalised learning solutions for each student without investing a lot of resources and time.
5. To those who consider that the current online practice platform as not effective, but have no other choice.

In the Practifly teacher account, the teacher can instantly see the performance and completion of exercises of a group or an individual, and record them in the system. If a student has a question, the teacher can click on the student's individual record to provide targeted assistance. Teachers only need to input information such as the length of time, topics covered, difficulty level and type of questions, and the system will select suitable questions from Practifly's database of over 10,000 questions. The system also provides practice for each student to choose between top, bottom and confidence-boosting learning needs. It takes just a few minutes to deliver homework as a group and to individual students.

Practifly User Manual

After registering for a Practifly account, student users will begin a month-long online learning programme.

At the beginning of the programme, students are required to complete the first test on the system.

At the end of the test, a competency report will be provided to show the student's performance in each topic and the learning gap for the term.

Upon completion of the first test, students will begin a 4-week self-improvement programme.

Each day's exercises will be adjusted according to the performance of the previous exercise so that the content, topic and level of difficulty of each exercise will match the learning progress of each individual.

During the four-week training period, the recommended exercises will cover the mathematics topics for the school year, allowing students to revise systematically and to keep track of their progress through the progress screen.

A second test will be administered after the four weeks, and students will be able to see the improvement in their ability in the corresponding topics from the test results.

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