Xello Reviews

It has good user interface and it lets kids browse potential career options, but that's about where the positives end.

Many of its courses and lessons are painfully common sense and monotonous. Teaching basic, obvious things with menial courses. If a student had not already deduced what they are good at, or even what they like, they require actual help. What they don't need is a test--which takes up valuable class time--to "find" your "personality style" or "how you learn best". The videos on their scroll page are subpar, and don't go in depth on a potential interest the child who clicked on it was looking for. Finding out what career path a kid wants to pursue in the future is one of the main goals of the application, and even a simple scroll page that could give insight is plagued with mediocre, surface level clips. Everything about this website is mediocre. Teachers, there are other resources and tools we can use to better prepare children for the future, and their lives ahead of them, but this unengaging, unhelpful application doesn't actually answer questions, or even help children discover anything they already don't know.

It is not solving any problems

Cool interface with an easy-to-use program.

Everything Xello tries to teach you is already very common sense.

Xello has not helped me solve any problems.