At BrainPOP, we pride ourselves on ensuring that the needs of teachers guide our products, features, and enhancements. This month we’re highlighting what’s new in BrainPOP Science and BrainPOP ELL!
Continue ReadingSay Hello to Pause Points, a New Way to Experience BrainPOP Movies
Students now have a new opportunity to stop, think, and express their ideas about what they’re learning on BrainPOP—making movie-viewing a truly interactive experience in your classroom.
Continue ReadingBrainPOP Product Release Notes: December 2021
Discover what’s new from BrainPOP Science, a new instructional and assessment solution for middle school! And read about the latest update to BrainPOP ELL, a leveled English language learning solution that fosters reading, writing, and conversational language skills.
Continue ReadingSupporting Readers with Microsoft Immersive Reader and BrainPOP
We connected with two educators to learn how they’re leveraging this new feature, and the impact they’re seeing among students.
Continue ReadingBrainPOP Product Release Notes: November 2021
Welcome to our inaugural product release notes entry! For the past few months, we’ve been focused on helping teachers get more out of our most used features.
Continue Reading4 Educator Insights that Shaped BrainPOP Science, Our New Middle School Solution
Designed by former science teachers and researchers, our latest product was enriched by the insights of leading science education experts and current classroom educators.
Continue ReadingIntroducing BrainPOP Science: Empowering the Next Generation of Scientific Thinkers
Kids are scientists in the making. Let’s help them put their curiosity into practice.
Continue ReadingInside BrainPOP’s New Co-Teacher Feature: Collaboration, Flexibility, and Choice
BrainPOP’s lead user researcher goes behind the scenes, explaining how our co-teacher feature was created for individualized learning with teacher-centered design.
Continue ReadingInclusion and Representation in BrainPOP Content
BrainPOP is committed to supporting inclusion and representation in the classroom by highlighting diverse cultures and perspectives in our content.
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