Pittsburgh Startup Aims to Help Teachers and Students

Pittsburgh, PA, September 14, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Who: Expii, Inc, 128 Oakland Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA
What: Expii is the newest tool for back to school
Where: http://www.expii.com

Pittsburgh-based startup, Expii.com is aiming to ease the burden on teachers while making math education fun for students.

This week they have released two articles explaining both the benefits of their platform and how to start using those features in hopes to get students and teachers onboarded quickly.

Among the ways that Expii recommends using the site are: letting students discover their own unique way of learning a concept, entering a stream of practice problems that will adapt to their learning level, and contributing explanations and problems to the site to learn through teaching. They even have a section of fun creative math puzzles based in pop culture.

On Expii you are not restricted by traditional text only teaching methods, you can use text, photos, videos, graphs, charts, and Q&A styles of learning.

Check out Top 5 Ways for Teachers to Use Expii: http://blog.expii.com/2016/09/12/back-to-school-5-ways-for-teachers-to-use-expii/ and Top 5 Ways for Students to use Expii: http://blog.expii.com/2016/09/12/back-to-school-5-ways-for-students-to-use-expii/.

“I wanted to make it possible for anyone, anywhere to become a math genius.” When Loh says anyone can be a math genius, he means anyone. Expii is a revolutionary new kind of educational experience that adapts to the personal needs of each user. Expii takes difficult, sometimes scary topics, and leads users through personalized lesson plans built to match exactly what they need to know.

Expii is a revolutionary fusion of education and technology: a dynamic learning environment that adapts to your individual needs. Like a personal tutor with access to thousands of topics, Expii helps you plot your own course to educational success. Learn more at www.expii.com.

Expii was founded by Po-Shen Loh, professor of mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University, Loh is also the national lead coach for the USA International Math Olympiad Team. He is a National Science Foundation CAREER Award winner and has more than thirty publication credits.