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Identifor
Play games, learn about your skills, and discover your future with Identifor.
What's Identifor APK?
Identifor is a app for Android, It's developed by Identifor author.
First released on google play in 8 years ago and latest version released in 1 year ago.
This app has 2.3K download times on Google play and rated as 4.46 stars with 26 rated times.
This product is an app in Educational category. More infomartion of Identifor on google play
The Identifor app provides direct access to Identifor.com’s casual games that engage players while providing parents, educators, and clinicians valuable insights into a person’s unique abilities, skills and interests. We work to help players, parents and educators create meaningful educational/vocation plans for the pursuit of fulfilling futures for each individual.
Identifor’s games collect data on a player’s decisions, responses, etc. as he/she plays. We use artificial intelligence to analyze the collected data to provide insights into the Identifor Player’s:
· Abilities using the work pioneered by Harvard Professor Howard Gardner in his theory of Multiple Intelligences.
· Executive Function (EF) skills based on the work by Professor George McCloskey from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, a leading author in the growing field of EF.
· Career interests building on the work by John Holland from Johns Hopkins University.
Playing games is always free. Parents can access the dashboards on the Player’s abilities, skills, and interests.
Identifor’s games collect data on a player’s decisions, responses, etc. as he/she plays. We use artificial intelligence to analyze the collected data to provide insights into the Identifor Player’s:
· Abilities using the work pioneered by Harvard Professor Howard Gardner in his theory of Multiple Intelligences.
· Executive Function (EF) skills based on the work by Professor George McCloskey from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, a leading author in the growing field of EF.
· Career interests building on the work by John Holland from Johns Hopkins University.
Playing games is always free. Parents can access the dashboards on the Player’s abilities, skills, and interests.
