A fully customised solution
Your syllabus, your learning outcomes, your language and your state's own look, built into one digital school.
for GovernmentsYour state. Their learning. One digital school.
Bring your curriculum, language and learning priorities to classrooms and homes, with one connected view of progress.
Built around your state
Clear communication at every level
One programme team, regular progress reports to the department, and dashboards from the school to state leadership.
Learn at school
A teacher-led classroom experience using one tablet and a connected display, with participation from every child.
Learn at home
The Learn and Play app gives children self-paced lessons and practice on their phone or tablet.
In the classroom
How teaching works?
One tablet, a connected display and a classroom ready to learn.
Hardware deployment
One tablet per classroom of 20 to 30 students, connected to a TV display.
First-time configuration
The teacher logs in once and enters the class roster.
Intuitive interface
The teacher selects the subject and topic from a clean, organised dashboard.
Ready to teach
The interactive lesson launches on the TV with 3D visuals.
In the lesson
How Learning Flows?
An interactive lesson, with a part for every child.
Lesson delivery
The topic explanation plays on the classroom screen with visuals and 3D animation.
Quiz integration
Interactive questions appear during the lesson to check understanding.
Student selection
The system calls a student's name at random, so every child gets a turn.
Answer input
The teacher enters the student's answer on the tablet.
Instant rewards
A correct answer earns points. An incorrect one passes to the next student.
Every child participates, and every child builds confidence.
From classroom to department
How data reached you?
Reporting and synchronisation, from classroom to department.
Teacher tablet
Local storage captures all classroom activity and student performance.
Internet connection
One-click upload syncs the data whenever connectivity is available.
Government server
A central, secure database holds learning outcomes from across the state.
Multi-level dashboards
Real-time insight for school administrators, district officers and state leadership.
Offline first. Capture learning on the tablet and sync with one click when a connection is available.
How teaching works?
One tablet, a connected display and a classroom ready to learn.
Hardware deployment
One tablet per classroom of 20 to 30 students, connected to a TV display.
First-time configuration
The teacher logs in once and enters the class roster.
Intuitive interface
The teacher selects the subject and topic from a clean, organised dashboard.
Ready to teach
The interactive lesson launches on the TV with 3D visuals.
How Learning Flows?
An interactive lesson, with a part for every child.
Lesson delivery
The topic explanation plays on the classroom screen with visuals and 3D animation.
Quiz integration
Interactive questions appear during the lesson to check understanding.
Student selection
The system calls a student's name at random, so every child gets a turn.
Answer input
The teacher enters the student's answer on the tablet.
Instant rewards
A correct answer earns points. An incorrect one passes to the next student.
Every child participates, and every child builds confidence.
How data reached you?
Reporting and synchronisation, from classroom to department.
Teacher tablet
Local storage captures all classroom activity and student performance.
Internet connection
One-click upload syncs the data whenever connectivity is available.
Government server
A central, secure database holds learning outcomes from across the state.
Multi-level dashboards
Real-time insight for school administrators, district officers and state leadership.
Offline first. Capture learning on the tablet and sync with one click when a connection is available.
What a programme can define
You decide how TurboKids looks, sounds and reports in your state.
Curriculum
Lessons mapped to the state syllabus and its learning outcomes, chapter by chapter.
Language
Lessons, narration and on-screen text in the local language the state requires.
Branding
A state-branded interface, with interactive avatars that can reflect local leadership.
Assessment
Unit tests, mid-terms and final exams in each subject, alongside the evaluation built into every lesson.
Delivery
The classroom kit for whole-class teaching, the Learn and Play app for home, or both.
Reporting
Dashboards for school administrators, district officers and state leadership.
Scale and phasing
The grades, schools and districts in each phase, and the timeline between them.
Questions departments ask
Can the curriculum follow state textbooks?
It can be mapped to the programme’s learning outcomes using original content. Textbook text and images are not reproduced.
Which languages can be delivered?
Language scope is confirmed during the programme brief rather than claimed here without a verified list.
What does a pilot involve?
The syllabus, language, delivery setting, training and evaluation approach are agreed before a pilot is proposed.
What should a department bring to the first briefing?
Bring the learning outcomes, language requirements, grades in scope, representative classroom conditions and the decisions the programme reports must support.
How is rollout readiness reviewed?
The review should cover classroom operation, teacher support, device and connectivity responsibilities, data arrangements and the evidence required for an expansion decision.
Every conversation has a starting point
What brings
you here?
Choose the conversation you need, then add the details that will help explain your question.
Your draft stays on this device until you choose to email it to contactus@kitmek.com.