At Snapplify, we believe learning should be simple, inclusive, and always available. That’s why our team travelled to St Nicholas School in Kenya to train every member of staff on Book Buddy AI—our AI-powered teaching assistant designed to support both educators and learners.
A Day of Learning, Together
From classroom teachers to librarians and admin staff, the entire St Nicholas team took part in hands-on training with our education experts. The goal: to show how Book Buddy can enhance learning and teaching, without adding complexity.
Educators explored how Book Buddy helps students:
- Ask curriculum-aligned questions 24/7 via WhatsApp or Engage
- Generate personalised quizzes, flashcards, and summaries
- Learn in their home language, supporting inclusivity and confidence
But Book Buddy isn’t just for learners—it lightens the load for staff, too. Teachers saw how it automates repetitive queries, freeing them up for meaningful teaching.
Real Impact, Real Stories
By the end of the session, teachers were already planning how to bring Book Buddy into their lessons. Some tested it with their current textbooks, others explored revision use cases ahead of exams.
The school’s leadership saw deeper potential in the tool—not just for learners, but for parents and the broader school community.
“Snapplify has transformed how we approach learning at St Nicholas. Our students now have the flexibility to access quality resources anytime, while parents enjoy a far simpler textbook purchasing process. This partnership truly supports our vision of preparing learners for the future.”
Why It Matters
- Student-led support: Access to help when learners need it, in formats they understand
- Staff-friendly tools: Designed to reduce admin and improve classroom time
- Low-barrier access: Works on WhatsApp—no apps, no downloads, no extra training
Training days like this one at St Nicholas aren’t just about tools—they’re about trust, teamwork, and unlocking the full power of technology for education.
We’re proud to walk alongside schools like St Nicholas as they prepare future-ready learners across Africa.
