What we do
Ground breaking multisensory educational games for PreK-5 students with kinesthetic & learning analytics.
Engagement & personalization
Technology-rich classroom environments with highly stimulating, game-based interventions. Personalized activities based on IEP goals boosting motivation, increasing student achievement, attendance, and improving motor skills and academic performance.
Evidence based practice
Kinems works with universities in the US and EU and validates the effectiveness of the novel multi-sensory movement game-based learning approach. Based on pre- and post-test we measure the impact on academic performance and the improvement of students visual motor skills.
Movement based learning
Integrates occupational therapy tasks with academic learning activities and makes education more efficient & effective. Teachers and OTs achieve more in less time, as they facilitate instruction effectively and they work with more children in groups.
Progress monitoring
Tracks and monitors student growth on both motor and learning skills, making vivid the details of interventions delivered and the moment by moment impact on student improvement.
How it works
Step 1
Based on the IEP goals and the individual needs of a child, Kinems will help you to select the appropriate games and get started before you even know it.
Step 2
While the students exercise with the games, get real-time reports with learning analytics and body performance visualizations.
Step 3
Based on the reports, fine tune the difficulty level of the academics and the body activities, keep the students engaged to work on their IEP goals.
Step 4
Monitor IEP goals, and export data documentation for each student to share with parents and administrators. It’s as easy as child’s play.
Step 5
Access your student’s data from any device at any time, using your web browser.
As seen
Jennifer L. Schwarz
LMHC Program Director TAP NortonJRI, Norton, MA, USA
Approximately 90% of our children have used the program so far. It is quite interesting to observe how each child’s self-regulation changes given the game they play.
Research
As an evidence-based intervention, Kinems is supported by a growing body of peer-reviewed research. Scientists in the USA and Europe have been investigating the effectiveness of the Kinems platform in a wide variety of student populations.
The findings from peer-reviewed publications repeatedly show, via pre- and post-test questionnaires, interviews and in-depth studies of kinetic and learning analytics, that Kinems has a positive impact on children's academic performance and improves their cognitive, motor, and academic skills.