Ozobot Classroom
800+ free lessons rebuilt around getting a teacher from searching to teaching as fast as possible.
The header reel is still out at recess. It’ll be back when the bell rings, and the rest of the lesson is ready below.
The Results
Since the relaunch, traffic to Ozobot Classroom has gone up, search has improved, and teachers have more resources to pull from than ever.
- Client
- Ozobot
- Role
- Creative Director
- Time Frame
- 2022 – Ongoing
- Team
- Creative Director
- UX/UI Designer
- Developer
01 Overview
Ozobot Classroom is the free resource library for every Ozobot robot, with 800+ lessons and activities, each one with a lesson guide and activity sheets for teachers, and about 100 with video instructions. The library had outgrown the way people found things in it, so I led a complete overhaul built around getting a teacher from searching to teaching as fast as possible.
02 Design
Finding the Right Lesson, Fast
With 800+ lessons, finding a specific one is hard when the content isn't organized, so the new design lets teachers filter by robot, coding method, grade level, subject, product, and more. For teachers who don't know exactly what they're looking for, featured lesson groupings make it easy to scan through a lot of lessons quickly, and every lesson page suggests similar and recommended lessons, so one good find leads to the next.
03 Reflection
The lessons never needed fixing, they were already there, teachers just couldn't find them. So most of this redesign was about getting out of the way, letting a teacher with ten minutes before class land on the right lesson with the guide, the activity sheets, and often a video all in one place. Eight hundred lessons is a lot of good work, and it's worth a lot more when people can actually find it.
Tools — Adobe Creative Suite, Figma