Ukrainian EdTech company Headway Inc has opened free access to all five of its core apps to Ukrainians. The company has added AddMile and Skillsta to Headway, Impulse, and Nibble, which were already available without a subscription.
Ukrainian EdTech company Headway Inc has opened free access to all five of its core apps to Ukrainians. The company has added AddMile and Skillsta to Headway, Impulse, and Nibble, which were already available without a subscription.
This is reported by the High Bar Journal.
Headway, the company's flagship app, offers short retellings of nonfiction books. Instead of a few hundred pages, the user gets the main ideas of the book in text or audio format. The library includes books on business, psychology, productivity, health, relationships, and other topics.
Impulse offers short games and exercises to train memory, concentration, logic, and other cognitive skills. It is the only one of Headway Inc's five apps that is fully available in Ukrainian so far.
Nibble is built around microlearning: users take small, interactive lessons on a variety of topics, including math, history, art, personal finance, and more.
AddMile contains personalized programs with short materials and exercises from coaches. After starting, the application generates a plan with daily actions depending on the user's goals. There are also tests and practices on the topics of communication, emotions, relationships and self-esteem. You can also correspond with live mentors, as well as book individual sessions with certified life coaches.
And Skillsta is an app for training communication and social skills through short, practical lessons of about 10 minutes a day. The user chooses goals, after which the app creates a personalized program and regularly offers a review of what has been learned. Topics include communication, storytelling, active listening, body language, empathy, self-expression, concentration and creativity.
Previously, dev.ua wrote that Headway opened up free access to Nibble to Ukrainians, and Impulse became free for users from Ukraine even after the start of a full-scale war.
