Loomi, an innovative EdTech company, approached Plui to design and develop Loomi, a real-time feedback tool for teachers. The goal was to provide an intuitive solution to help teachers better understand student progress in real-time, and adjust teaching strategies to improve student outcomes.

Teachers struggled to assess student understanding in real-time during lessons, and existing solutions overwhelmed them with too much data. Additionally, the tool needed to be simple, easy to integrate into classrooms, and effective enough to boost student feedback interactions by 20% within three months of launch.

The solution needed to seamlessly integrate into existing classroom tools, offer real-time insights that are easy for teachers to interpret, and remain simple enough for teachers and students to adopt quickly. Additionally, it had to ensure data security and be adaptable for various teaching environments.

Surveys: Gathered responses from 120 teachers and 500 students.

Interviews: Conducted 30 one-on-one interviews with teachers across different grades and subjects.

Focus groups: Organised sessions with small groups of teachers to discuss the main pain points and ideal features.

Teachers needed immediate, easy-to-read feedback that didn’t disrupt class flow.

Visual representation of student progress was essential for quick adjustments during lessons.

Both students and teachers wanted a tool that could be used seamlessly without extensive setup.

Collaborated with Loomi and teachers to brainstorm features focused on real-time feedback, simplicity, and ease of use.

Developed wireframes to explore different layout options for presenting real-time data clearly and effectively.

Built an interactive prototype using Figma, focusing on the user experience for both teachers and students.

Based on testing, we made changes such as simplifying the dashboard and enhancing the visual indicators for student performance.

We implemented:

A real-time feedback system that allowed teachers to see student progress live during lessons.

A simplified dashboard with colour-coded insights to quickly identify struggling students.

A seamless integration with existing classroom tools to ensure quick adoption.

A student interface designed for engagement, with minimal distractions and clear instructions.

After three months:

25% increase in student feedback interactions, exceeding the initial goal.

15% improvement in teacher efficiency during lessons, as measured by reduced time spent reviewing student progress.

Positive feedback from over 85% of teachers, reporting a better understanding of student needs.

Simplicity and ease of use are critical for adoption in fast-paced environments like classrooms.

Real-time, visual feedback helps teachers make quick adjustments that significantly improve student engagement.

Collaborative design with end users (teachers) leads to more effective and widely accepted solutions.