Sololearn metod for physics teaching

Question

I used Sololearn to learn Python and was fascinated by how simple and really fun the app's learning style is. I am currently a Physics teacher and I wanted to apply the way of teaching that I saw here to my students, since they are currently much more glued to their cell phones than actually looking at you, I believe that teaching via an app could be a good option. .How can I make an app similar to sololearn (non-profit) to teach physics?

Answer 1

To make it "as good" as Sololearn, you'd likely need a team or quite a bit of time.
There are some great websites to get you on your way, check out programmingbydoing.com and automatetheboringstuff.com/

You might not have super fancy graphics in the beginning, but you can progress with more time and skill.

Answer 2

have you visited https://www.khanacademy.org/science/highschool-physics ?

Answer 3

Yeah!why shouldn't sl start new courses,with different subjects, like duolingo 🤔
That would be great

Answer 4

Sololearn used to have a feature that allowed users to create their own lessons under their profile. Sadly, they removed it without apology or explanation. Maybe they would bring it back if you ask. You can send your suggestion to them under the "hamburger" menu in the app, or write to [e-mail].

Answer 5

@Bob_Li It needed to be in Portuguese

Answer 6

Caio Figueiredo
The site is multilingual.
There's a language selector with Portuguese in it at the bottom footer of the page.

here is the Portuguese physics link:
https://pt.khanacademy.org/science/physics

Answer 7

1. Define the Concept & Goals

Target Audience: Who are you teaching? (e.g., high school students, college freshmen)

Key Features:

Interactive lessons: Break down complex physics concepts into bite-sized modules.

Quizzes and challenges: Reinforce learning with immediate feedback.

Progress tracking: Let users see how they’re doing and motivate them to keep learning.

Gamification: Implement levels, badges, or rewards for completing tasks.

Social features: Allow students to discuss lessons, ask questions, and collaborate.

2. Choose the Right Tools and Technologies

Platform: Decide whether you want to make it for Android, iOS, or both. Consider cross-platform frameworks like Flutter or React Native.

Backend: You'll need a server to store user data, track progress, and manage quizzes. Firebase or a simple Node.js with Express setup could be good options.

Database: Use Firebase Firestore or a relational database like MySQL or PostgreSQL to store lessons, quiz results, and user data.

3. Create a Conten

Answer 8

I also used Sololearn to learn Python how ever I am learning it in school but It wasn't enough so someone introduced me to the app how can I learn HTML