Frankly is an easy to use browser-based sex education website for school teachers and students.
The question is, how do you teach sexual education in an easy and fluid way?
While using reliable and consistent sources, Frankly uses short video lessons and an anonymous platform where students can ask questions to make it really easy for teachers to teach sexual education and for students to learn.
There are two sides of the app, one for students and one for teachers, accommodating the needs of each group. The student side is brighter, more colorful, encouraging engagement in learning through points and streaks, while the teacher side is a more focused on keeping lessons and schedules organized for effortless teaching.
Both teacher and student sides have a learning section to ensure that everyone is learning from reliable sources.
The student side has a games and activities feature to help engage students in fun learning, as well as an anonymous chat where they can ask questions in a safe and embarrassment-free zone.
The teacher side provides a visually blocked out calendar schedule of classes, as well as individual class pages with everything the teacher will need for easy and effortless teaching (syllabus, lesson plans, grades, etc).
The following is a prototype video of Frankly's website from a student's perspective.
The following is a prototype video of Frankly's website on a tablet from a teacher's perspective.
