United for Human Rights Online Education app review: a feel-good app

Introduction

Are you an educator who wants to be able to teach your students about how they can have a positive impact in the world? Education is key to that goal as the more you learn about what's happening in the world the more you can do to make a difference. The United for Human Rights Online Education app is meant to help you do just that by providing you with the tools you need to teach people and add it into your curriculum.

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A Changing Landscape

Human rights are one area that is constantly changing throughout the world, so staying up on the issues can be difficult. Not only do educators need to be able to access the latest information but they need a realistic and engaging way to add it into their curriculum so students can benefit and learn about what's happening in the world.

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This is meant to be a resource for secondary and post-secondary educators and even those educators that teach adult learning classes. There is enough information and tools here that it can act as its own full course or you can use this information in your existing curriculum. What's great is that the app is completely free, thereby encouraging teachers to use it even more. You'll find tools that are meant for you, the educator, and tools you can give to students to use.

 

Students Welcome

Although this app is geared for educators students can certainly download it as well. By doing this they will be able to complete assignments, view the lesson plan, check out the materials needed to perform their assignments, view notifications, and even view videos and booklets. It’s actually encouraged that students download the app so everyone gets the very most possible out of the experience.

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Even though the app is tackling some rather serious issues the user interface has a really cool and modern vibe about it. It has been made to feel like a classroom complete with a blackboard showing the lesson plans. You will need to create an account to log in, but this is a fast and easy process. You will be able to create a profile, set up your own class, view the notice board, notifications, use links and resources, and more.

Navigating the app is fast, simple, and smooth with all features and tools being clearly displayed and within reach. I can see this being a wonderful tool for educators.

 

Pros and Cons

Pros

• Extremely user-friendly
• App is smooth and modern-feeling
• Educators will find a large range of tools to help them teach students about human rights
• All information is free
• Can also be used by students

 

Cons

• You need to create an account to use the app
• In order to use the app to its fullest students need to download it too

 

Final Thoughts

The United for Human Rights Online Education app is a wonderful resource tool for educators and students alike.