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The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
The Sezin Post
2022

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The Sezin Post

Hybrid learning system

COVID-19 disrupted K12 education in unprecedented ways. K0 and K1 students and their parents were the most affected. The most pressing challenge was to supplement the remote education experience and create a sense of belonging to the school for students experiencing a learning environment for the first time. To this end, “The Sezin Post” was designed, produced, and delivered as a supplementary hybrid education system for and by students, parents, and teachers to create a remote learning environment and foster a sense of belonging. The solution is unique because the product was created by all stakeholders together in co-design sessions, meaning that their needs were heard and acted upon, giving them ownership.

Client / Manufacturer

Private Sezin School

Istanbul, TR
Design

ATÖLYE

Istanbul, TR
Date of Launch
2020
Development Time
up to 12 months
Target Regions
Specific country/region: Turkey
Target Groups
Specific sub-group: Kindergarten and first-grade students who are yet to learn how to read and write during lockdown

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