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Measurement of impact is at the core of our iterative design process.

​BloomBox Design Labs tracks measures of educational impact on students and communities, and works to constantly improve experience. The following data was collected through yearly surveys administered to 500 students each round, and monthly reports from educators.  

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94% of students say that BloomBox makes learning science easier

100% of teachers say that BloomBox has increased student engagement in classes

The #1 suggested improvement for BloomBox by students is to have more time in the lab

I want to become a professional police officer, and getting my CV ready on the BloomBox laptops has helped be better prepare for my career.

Msimasi

BloomBox student

Blantyre, MW

Recent student queries received via Datapost 🌍

 

Why do babies breathe faster than adults?

What causes thermal expansion of solids, liquids and gases?

How can I edit a music video?

What was life in Malawi like right after the second world war?

Why do volcanoes explode?

BloomBox students' top voted dream jobs ⭐

  • Police Officer

  • 3D Animator

  • Social Worker

  • Welder

  • Runway model

  • Artist

  • Programmer

  • Surgeon

  • School teacher

  • Business person

Dzaleka Refugee Camp does not have power grids. The solar panels provide a sustainable source of power... children are able to enjoy the resources without experiencing power interruptions. 

Tabitha Prithy

PLAN International Partner

Dzaleka Refugee Camp, MW

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All BloomBox laptops are connected the the RACHEL off-grid intranet server. Our team monitors student activity, and responds to student queries with new and relevant resources every month.

 

We learn from teachers about how to make educator and student experience better. This means every BloomBox experience is tailored to the specific needs and interests of its students.

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We also monitor solar usage throughout the year and have consistently observed high usage levels and overpowering of the system. 

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During Cyclone Freddy natural disaster, BloomBoxes were the only sources of reliable power for the communities they serve.

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