Teachers use Antimatter to have students meme what they've learned, as a means to demonstrate what they've learned. Students promote each other's work and ultimately publish their classroom's studio's best work. We gonna rewrite Wikipedia in memes.
A collaborative meme studio for your classroom
Teachers use Antimatter to have students meme what they've learned, as a means to demonstrate what they've learned. Students promote each other's work and ultimately publish their classroom's studio's best work. We gonna rewrite Wikipedia in memes.
Very excited to share this with the world. Funny thing is we never set out to be a classroom tool but in our private beta — we thought it might be too avant garde for the classroom — when we launched it in the spring. But teachers (and their students) not only loved it, they shared everything their students were creating. Hence “Studios”.
Cool concept! And great way to engage students!
An incredible opportunity for students and teachers to foster creativity in the classroom. Congrats!
congrats!! excellent story telling on the website :)
This is so cool. Congrats on the launch!
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