2017 has been a great year for Lab4U, but there is a lot more to do, the learning crisis is real.

I end 2017 filled with gratitude and pride for the work that has been done this year at Lab4U. We have not only increased the number of students we are impacting but we have learned a lot in the process of implementing technology inside the classrooms.

I know there is a lot more to be done. The "learning crisis" stated by the World Bank this year is real, we are schooling without learning, a terrible waste of precious resources and of human potential.

After visiting schools in Chile, México, and the US, I can tell how much talent there is but how little opportunities are given to our future changemakers, scientists, technologists, critical-thinkers, and entrepreneurs. I am hopeful that this 2018 will bring changes, not only from a top-down public policy perspective but from a bottom-up people's perspective. We truly believe that the next Einstein or Marie Curie can be anywhere in the world, in a slum in Mumbai, a street in México or Chile or from an inner city school in the US.

I invite you to take a look at the progress and learning experience we have had in Lab4U this year:

+ Students + Impact + Features + Countries !

Lab4Physics has an offline mode! If you previously had problems using Lab4Physics in your school because there was no internet, do not worry anymore! You can now download your experiments and tools and use them offline, anywhere, anytime… classrooms, patios or even in airplane mode!

Go ahead and update your Lab4Physics version on Android or iOS!

Lab4Physics arrives in Mexico in partnership with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Secretary of Education in Sinaloa, Mexico (SEPYC), where Lab4U trained more than 80 teachers who are impacting +10.000 students!

Lab4U has partnered with Arbor Scientific offering a special Classroom Edition to reach more students and teachers in the USA and Canada.

Our CEO and Co-founder, Komal Dadlani, participated and spoke about the Future of Work at the World Bank and IMF Annual Meeting, sharing Lab4U’s vision and impact in the world.

And one week later she visited Camden, Maine and spoke at PopTech 2017sponsored by Toyota USA

Lab4U received the overall Edtech Award at the prestigious Reimagine Education Awards held in Philadelphia this year!

https://www.reimagine-education.com/reimagine-education-overall-award-winners-2018/

 In 2017 Lab4U reached more than 22,000 students thanks to all those passionate and hard working teachers!

Thank you for being with us on this journey to democratize science and change the way science is taught.