Análisis de la app EY STEM App para 24 de enero

EY STEM App is designed for girls around the world to get hands-on with Science, Technology Engineering, and Mathematics. Complete fun and engaging STEM activities and earn rewards points. The more you learn, the more you earn. EY STEM App is an innovative gamified learning app that aims to inspire and empower the next generation of female leaders in STEM and to create a more equal future. Activities: Choose what you do and when you do it. Activities are available in a range of exciting channels, including… • Mysteries of Science • Exploring Technology • The Natural World • STEM Superstar Stories … and many more. Key app features: • Learn about your favorite STEM topics by completing fun, digital, and real-world activities • Activities are developed in partnership with some of the world´s leading academic institutions and non-profits. You can choose activities by channel or content provider • Redeem points in the Reward Store for exciting rewards • See what other girls are doing in your city and around the world on a Global Feed • Measure the impact you are making towards a better world, with Digital Badges for the UNDP Global Goals you earn with activity completion About EY: EY is a global leader in Assurance, Consulting, Tax, as well as Strategy and Transactions, with 700+ offices in over 150 countries and 300,000+ employees worldwide. We foster an inclusive culture to successfully harness technology’s potential to truly transform society. EY STEM App is an investment by EY ‘Women in Technology’ in an educational product to drive awareness, participation, and encouragement to girls and women to enter and remain in STEM fields of study and careers. By educating young women and girls, incubating their leadership potential, and innovating new ways to empower a diverse workforce, we work towards closing the gender gap in technology. It is one of the ways we’re creating social value through EY Ripples, EY’s corporate social responsibility program, to positively impact one billion lives by 2030.