Madrasati Application
Madrasati Application is a government application designed to manage the e-learning process for public education students in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. It features several functions that contribute to the efficient operation of the educational process, such as virtual classrooms, remote examinations, and more. It was launched by the Ministry of Education in 2020, which also serves as the supervising authority.
Services of the Madrasati Application
The application simulates a real educational environment through the educational services it provides, which include: access to electronic assignments and exams; displaying the class schedule and reviewing educational materials; access to virtual classrooms and full interaction with the teacher; access to self-development channels and the interactive school community; enabling interactive participation between school staff and families; in addition to displaying information about tasks and academic subjects.
Educational content of the Madrasati Application
The application includes a question bank containing over one hundred thousand peer-reviewed electronic questions for all school subjects, in addition to 130,000 electronic lesson plans contributed by teachers. It also offers a variety of digital educational content, exceeding 45,000 videos, images, and more—including visual, cartoon, and interactive content. Moreover, it features enriched learning content covering four themes: Muslim contributions, educational values, the reading club, and illustrated language dictionaries.
Developer of the Madrasati Application
Tatweer Company for Educational Services, fully owned by the Public Investment Fund, developed and designed the Madrasati application in response to the shift toward remote learning. The company launched it in 2020.
The application’s features can be used with low internet consumption costs through education-specific data packages provided by telecommunications companies in Saudi Arabia.