RoboGarden Inc Partners with AWE Learning on Launch of Platinum Online
Jan 22, 2021
Chester, Pennsylvania Jan 21, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - AWE Acquisition, Inc., dba AWE Learning, is excited to announce its recent partnership with the global brand in digital skills training, RoboGarden, Inc. Headquartered in Chester, Pennsylvania, AWE Learning is the leading provider of digital learning solutions for public libraries throughout the United States and Canada.
AWE Learning's new Platinum Online is a cloud-based product featuring more than 175 educational titles, for children ages 2-12, with a single login. Content is award-winning and spans all STREAM subject areas (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art and Music, and Math), plus SEL (Social Emotional Learning). As an annual subscription, Platinum Online brings new and exciting content to libraries, as well as virtual learners, homeschoolers, and pandemic pods. We are excited to have RoboGarden's coding content on Platinum Online.
Through AWE Learning's partnership with RoboGarden, their educational titles will reach a larger audience and will assist children to expand their learning outside of school hours. RoboGarden's coding content helps young learners in reinforcing and practicing coding and STEAM skills, build their confidence level, and have fun while learning! RoboGarden In. President & CEO, Dr. Mohamed Elhabiby, "We are delighted to partner with AWE Learning to expand our business further in the USA and beyond. Following RoboGarden Inc.'s strategy of building the strongest global channels in the Educational Technology and Digital Skills training echo systems, we believe that together with AWE Learning, we can do so much in providing the best online training programs for coding, critical thinking, and STEAM through the Platinum platform. The collaboration will take online digital skills and coding learning to another level of quality that will focus on learning outcomes and an amazing experience for joint users. RoboGarden is providing a complete curriculum that prepares students for jobs of tomorrow in an easy and fun way from home, the library, or any place with connectivity."
AWE Learning President & CEO, Dr. Deborah B. Sorgi, said, "We are excited to partner with RoboGarden. Companies like RoboGarden offer a variety of prominent learning content for our target age group and markets. In the modern-day, it is important to give children content that allows them to have fun while learning. Platinum Online does just that and gives children a website that offers content that caters to all levels and all interests. While libraries are closed or limited to a lower capacity due to COVID-19, Platinum Online allows libraries to distribute logins to families so children can access AWE Learning products from home! Platinum Online also gives youngsters the opportunity to continue learning beyond their virtual school day. We are confident that users will enjoy interacting on these titles whether they are at home or in the library."
For more information on AWE Learning's new product, please visit aweplatinumonline.com or call 888-293-0272.
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About AWE Learning (http://www.awelearning.com)
AWE Learning provides comprehensive digital learning and early literacy solutions for young children in public libraries across the United States. Our mission is to inspire an enthusiasm for learning by supporting school readiness and literacy in the community. Through our dedication to high quality, STREAM-aligned content that is easy to use, we collaborate with libraries to highlight their role as community leaders in the pursuit of learning.
About RoboGarden Inc. (http://robogarden.ca)
RoboGarden Inc. is a one-stop cloud-based publisher that uses artificial intelligence, interactive, and game-based learning to develop content that empowers partner education institutions, digital platforms, and publishers. RoboGarden programs own and support creating a pool of digitized content, delivering synchronous, asynchronous, and blended in-class eLearning experience, and selling globally-recognized courses to instructors and students of all age groups. RoboGarden disrupts the educational technology sector with an intelligent engine that applies user data to optimize the educational experience building future educational models.
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