EduEquity Systems allows schools to keep track of shortages and surpluses in their resources, both human (ex. teachers and IT technicians) and physical (ex. computers and textbooks). It centralizes every school’s inventory onto one platform, allowing governments and school boards to monitor resource deficits while also allowing the schools themselves to exchange resources with those in geographic proximity. This ultimately promotes a culture of equity.

Stress is one of the main educational challenges that students face, and it leads to burnout, mental pressure, and physical deterioration. Many students use outside sources, like games, reading, or doing hobbies to comfort themselves. We try our best to reflect that in the situations presented in our game.

More than half of harassment and bullying cases at schools go unreported; students cited shame or embarrassment as why they didn’t tell anyone. Students with Snapshot can take a photo of an incident (ranging from bullying, sanitation, safety, or a malfunction/damage) anywhere within their school. The app prompts the user to rate the severity of the problem and provide an optional description. All submissions are anonymous; administration are notified of any reports.