SPARKING 
A LEARNING 
REVOLUTION
MINDSPARK 
Available for 
classes 1 to 10 
In sync with 
your syllabus 
Adaptive, 
personlised, 
and internet based 
Helps teachers plan 
lessons and find 
new ideas to teach
HOW 
MINDSPARK 
WORKS 
Asks the right 
questions 
FEATURES 
OF MINDSPARK 
Timed Test learning units 
Rewards and 
Recognition 
Glossary 
Monthly 
revision 
Interactive 
Challenge Games 
questions 
Exam corner 
Triggers 
critical 
thinking 
Remediates 
when 
required 
Gives 
instant 
feedback
IMPLEMENTATION 
PROCESS Mon 
Topic is introduced in class 
and activated in Mindspark Fri 
Teacher uses Mindspark insights to 
revise the topic, plans new topics 
by referring to resources in 
teacher interface 
Thu 
Students continue the 
topic in Mindspark 
Tue 
Students attempt the topic in 
Mindspark, teacher gets a list of 
misconceptions and learning gaps 
Wed 
Teacher addresses learning 
gaps and continues teaching 
BENEFITS 
FOR 
STUDENTS 
Learn 
at your 
own pace 
Common 
errors and 
misconceptions 
addressed 
Get instant 
feedback 
Improves 
understanding 
of concepts 
Develop 
a liking 
for Math Practice 
before 
exams 
BENEFITS 
FOR 
TEACHERS 
A teacher assistant 
Showcases learning gaps 
Aids differentiated 
instruction 
Seamlessly integrates with 
the curriculum 
Gives access to a vast set 
of teaching ideas
MEASURABLE 
IMPACT IDinsight is a US based development consulting 
organization that helps policymakers and managers 
make socially impactful decisions using rigorous evidence. 
0.25 
0.2 
0.15 
0.1 
0.05 
0.19 0.2 
• Aim: Test if student learning outcomes have improved by using Mindspark, and if yes, what was the size of the 
impact compared to other instructional tools. 
• Data Set: 239 schools covering 23152 students 
• Inference: Mindspark has a significantly higher impact than other learning tools. 
Note: These gains are statistically significant, and large relative to evaluations of similar interventions and to other 
Usage vs Gain in Test Scores 
0 
Hours of usage during treatment period 
Fraction of students Gain in test score relative 
to comparison group 
0 10 
10 
20 
20 
30 
30 
40 
40 
50 
50 
60 
60 
40 
30 
20 
10 
0 
-10 
-15 
0 
Impact: Students with higher usage of 
Mindspark demonstrated strong 
increases in test scores. 
schools in this evaluation. 
Impact measured in standard deviation 
0 
Mindspark Impact 
Mindspark 
(2011-2012) 
Mindspark 
(2012-2013) 
0.15 
Computers & 
instructional 
technology 
(average impact) 
0.16 
Learning 
materials 
(average 
impact) 
0.16 
Pedagogical 
innovations 
(average 
impact) 
Impact: An impact of 0.19 
Standard Deviation (s.d.) on test 
scores in the first year, and 0.20 
s.d. in the second year.
GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE 
INITIATIVES 
BHASHA AND GANIT 
5000STUDENTS 280 TEACHERS 
Gujarati Bhasha 
tool for semi-urban 
and rural primary 
schools of Gujarat 
Customized 
to suit 
Gujarat Board 
curriculum 
Supported by 
The Torrent Group 
Continuous 
support on 
content and 
teaching 
methodology 
Continuous 
assessment 
of student 
learning 
MINDSPARK 
MINDSPARK CENTRES 
STUDENTS DAYS 3000+ 300+ 
WORKING 
5 Centres are located 
in slum areas of Delhi 
since July 2012 
Each Centre has 
20-30 computers 
for students to learn 
Language and Math 
Quarterly tests 
have demonstrated 
strong learning 
gains in low 
income students 
Initiative supported by 
Central Square 
Foundation and Tech 
Mahindra Foundation 
PRIVATE SCHOOLS 5YEARS 
Known to be the 
forerunners in the 
field of personalized 
and adaptive 
learning in private 
schools 
Delivered over 4 
years of proven 
impact across 
schools in India, 
Gulf and the US 
Drives effective 
teaching practices 
by showcasing 
learning gaps and 
sharing concrete 
ideas of remediation 
Enables teachers to 
integrate the best 
teaching 
methodologies based 
on research work 
across the world
I Love Maths
CONTACT US 
Visit 
www.mindspark.in 
You can also contact us on, 
toll free: 1800-102-8885 
(Monday to Friday, 
9 am to 6 pm IST)

Mindspark Brochure 2014

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    MINDSPARK Available for classes 1 to 10 In sync with your syllabus Adaptive, personlised, and internet based Helps teachers plan lessons and find new ideas to teach
  • 3.
    HOW MINDSPARK WORKS Asks the right questions FEATURES OF MINDSPARK Timed Test learning units Rewards and Recognition Glossary Monthly revision Interactive Challenge Games questions Exam corner Triggers critical thinking Remediates when required Gives instant feedback
  • 4.
    IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS Mon Topic is introduced in class and activated in Mindspark Fri Teacher uses Mindspark insights to revise the topic, plans new topics by referring to resources in teacher interface Thu Students continue the topic in Mindspark Tue Students attempt the topic in Mindspark, teacher gets a list of misconceptions and learning gaps Wed Teacher addresses learning gaps and continues teaching BENEFITS FOR STUDENTS Learn at your own pace Common errors and misconceptions addressed Get instant feedback Improves understanding of concepts Develop a liking for Math Practice before exams BENEFITS FOR TEACHERS A teacher assistant Showcases learning gaps Aids differentiated instruction Seamlessly integrates with the curriculum Gives access to a vast set of teaching ideas
  • 5.
    MEASURABLE IMPACT IDinsightis a US based development consulting organization that helps policymakers and managers make socially impactful decisions using rigorous evidence. 0.25 0.2 0.15 0.1 0.05 0.19 0.2 • Aim: Test if student learning outcomes have improved by using Mindspark, and if yes, what was the size of the impact compared to other instructional tools. • Data Set: 239 schools covering 23152 students • Inference: Mindspark has a significantly higher impact than other learning tools. Note: These gains are statistically significant, and large relative to evaluations of similar interventions and to other Usage vs Gain in Test Scores 0 Hours of usage during treatment period Fraction of students Gain in test score relative to comparison group 0 10 10 20 20 30 30 40 40 50 50 60 60 40 30 20 10 0 -10 -15 0 Impact: Students with higher usage of Mindspark demonstrated strong increases in test scores. schools in this evaluation. Impact measured in standard deviation 0 Mindspark Impact Mindspark (2011-2012) Mindspark (2012-2013) 0.15 Computers & instructional technology (average impact) 0.16 Learning materials (average impact) 0.16 Pedagogical innovations (average impact) Impact: An impact of 0.19 Standard Deviation (s.d.) on test scores in the first year, and 0.20 s.d. in the second year.
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    GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE INITIATIVES BHASHA AND GANIT 5000STUDENTS 280 TEACHERS Gujarati Bhasha tool for semi-urban and rural primary schools of Gujarat Customized to suit Gujarat Board curriculum Supported by The Torrent Group Continuous support on content and teaching methodology Continuous assessment of student learning MINDSPARK MINDSPARK CENTRES STUDENTS DAYS 3000+ 300+ WORKING 5 Centres are located in slum areas of Delhi since July 2012 Each Centre has 20-30 computers for students to learn Language and Math Quarterly tests have demonstrated strong learning gains in low income students Initiative supported by Central Square Foundation and Tech Mahindra Foundation PRIVATE SCHOOLS 5YEARS Known to be the forerunners in the field of personalized and adaptive learning in private schools Delivered over 4 years of proven impact across schools in India, Gulf and the US Drives effective teaching practices by showcasing learning gaps and sharing concrete ideas of remediation Enables teachers to integrate the best teaching methodologies based on research work across the world
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    CONTACT US Visit www.mindspark.in You can also contact us on, toll free: 1800-102-8885 (Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm IST)