About FunnelBrain
FunnelBrain is a collection of academic questions and answers that are created, edited, organized and learned by the students, teachers and life learners who use it. The information is organized into Study Decks and Study Teams so each subject area can be the best resource for anyone that wants to learn the topic.
Collaborative Learning
Similar to Wikipedia, FunnelBrain is entirely user-driven. Anyone can contribute by creating, editing and organizing information in the form of question and answer flashcards and quizzes. However, don't be fooled by the term, "Flashcards". Each Study Deck is a collection of information that can include all types of rich media such as photos, videos, audio voice recordings and math equations. Users work together to create information for a class, a shared interest or anything they want the world to know about.
Ready to learn? FunnelBrain has a unique learning system called The Funnel on every Study Deck page. Once you turn it on, FunnelBrain will automactially track and manage your study time with a spaced repetition algorithm that helps you to learn information faster and remember it longer.
Partners
With participants in over 30 countries, the World Scholar's Cup is the world's leading team academic competition. Teams learn a unified global curriculum spanning multiple subjects and skills, from science and art to writing and debate; they participate year-round in the World Scholar's Cup online community and compete in person at regional and world tournaments. The 2009 World Finals will be held June 13-14 in Singapore.
DemiDec has been the category leader in student-centered learning experiences since 1994, reaching more than 100,000 students in 32 countries: DemiDec’s learning solutions range from curriculum for the Academic Decathlon to college prep courses at the DemiDec Academies in South Korea. DemiDec is a trademark of the DemiDec Corporation.
The California Academic Decathlon is a statewidenon-profit organization that promotes an educational experience providing a format in which teams of nine high school students compete in academic events. All California public and private high schools are eligible to compete. The Academic Decathlon embodies a partnership of business, foundations and individuals in cooperation with the education community and county offices of education.
