Introducing STEAMuP Academy!

Hello, this is STEAMuP Academy, opening the future of digital education.

STEAMuP Academy has been newly renovated into an 'Integrated Digital Education Solution' that resolves all aspects of instruction in one place, actively reflecting the valuable opinions of on-site teachers.

First, with the greatly expanded over 3,000 engineering tool-based contents (previously over 2,000 types), rich materials linked to the curriculum, from elementary math basics to advanced high school courses, can now be utilized immediately in class without waiting for separate production.

Specifically, through inquiry tools covering the entire elementary, middle, and high school curriculum—including 'MathLand' with over 40 digital manipulatives for elementary math classes, geometry and algebra learning (GeoGraph2D/3D) for middle/high school, and vivid virtual science experiments (SciLab2D)—difficult concepts can be visualized intuitively for learning.

Furthermore, teachers can easily 'design' their own interactive instructional materials by combining quizzes and engineering tool modules using drag-and-drop in the 'Workbook', and through the 'Classroom' service, you can experience a virtuous cycle of instantly distributing materials to students and closely managing student learning progress via real-time screen monitoring and assignment management.

In addition, a '4-Tier Pricing Plan' (Basic, Pro, Class, Enterprise) tailored to the usage environment has been newly established, allowing for more economical adoption with up to a 20% discount benefit offered for annual payments.

A Trial Account is issued within 7 days of application for teachers who wish to experience the platform directly, so please apply for a trial account on the pricing page.

For group adoption and other inquiries, please contact steamup@cemware.com.

Enjoyable class time where students cultivate future dreams by directly manipulating and exploring—the renewed STEAMuP Academy will become a reliable educational partner for teachers and students.

Thank you.