Promote a better gaming lifestyle with Healthy Player ONE

Healthy Player ONE is the first SaaS solution to proactively monitor and report on health and safety in Academic Esports.

Monitoring multiple players in an online environment is too difficult for a coach because communication happens in a headset. Healthy Player ONE is the ever vigilant superhero that can track, record and report all activities in a virtual environment. The coach’s dashboard gives immediate feedback allowing for prompt action when required.

Academic Esports is fun, exciting and educational; however, just like any other sport, it has the potential for bullying/harassment and injuries.

Bullying/Harassment in the gaming space happens in headsets and behind screens – 65% of all players reported experiencing severe harassment such as physical threats, stalking and sustained harassment.

Additionally, gamers often lead an unhealthy lifestyle, playing for hours at a time and without taking breaks. A study by BMJ Sports and Exercise Medicine on college esports players reported the following injuries from excessive play:

• • • 56% experience eye fatigue and eye strain
    • 42% suffer back and/or neck pain
    • 36% encounter wrist and/or hand pain

Coaches can now set guidelines for time spent sitting in front of a screen with a system that prompts players to take regular breaks. Healthy Player ONE also sends an inquiry to each player requiring them to self-report any fatigue, injury or harassment.

PAPERbasket:

Know more about your digital learning tools with the only time tracking and reporting system for education technology.

PAPERbasket is an analytics tool that collects data on software and device usage across all school-owned computers.

According to the Software and Information Industry Association, K-12 districts spend approximately $8.4 billion on edtech software a year, yet 67% of the licenses are never or rarely used. So, how do you measure your return on investment for these programs?

Based on aggregate data collected from some of our initial school districts, here’s a glimpse of how much software programs are actually being used by students:

• • • Wasted – 8% of student accounts had no activity
    • Underused – 45% of student accounts were under 10% of target usage
    • Utilized – 42% of student accounts landed between 11-75% of target usage
    • Integrated – 5% of student accounts exceeded 75% of target usage

Once installed, PAPERbasket collects a list of all installed and web-based applications on thousands of devices and measures the active use. It also monitors the usage of each device so you know if a computer is underutilized.

The data is uploaded daily to the PAPERbasket cloud dashboard. The system then compiles an ROI report to be used by the district for better planning, evaluating, and making financial decisions.