ClickVerse.com: The Education Social Network Challenges Users to Learn and Retain Japanese in 60 seconds

Daniel and M.J. Allen announced to the public on October 28, 2010 the release of ClickVerse.com: The Education Social Network. With the use of virtual tutors and study halls as well as a timed testing system, ClickVerse is an innovative and free online education social network.

How encouraging would it be for students to learn U.S. History with the President of the United States or Italian with Kobe Bryant from the comforts of their own homes and classrooms?

ClickVerse.com: Education Social Network. Learn Japanese in 60 Seconds. Master U.S. History, Math, Science, Sports, and Pop Culture

ClickVerse.com is an education social network that focuses on making learning fun by challenging its users to study and take tests under time restraints. The free technology records test and study statistics and provides analysis of individual learning curves real-time. By providing a video game structure that allows users to win points, get high scores, and battle other users, ClickVerse.com is designed to inspire children to want to learn.

The social portion of the site is directed toward forming education clicks as well as battling other clicks and members for points. A click is a group of people on ClickVerse.com who share the same tests and study interests. They can add to the tests in the click to help everyone learn together. Once a test or subject matter is mastered individuals or clicks can battle others online. Battling entails challenging an opponent to take the same test or series of tests real-time to earn more points.
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