ObjectiveEd Games vs Stride

ObjectiveEd Games is the first pack of games for blind and visually impaired students to practice Expanded Core Curriculum skills. These games are used by Teachers of Visually Impaired Students, Orientation and Mobility Specialists, and Assistive Technology Specialists.

Stride connects to your university’s iCollege (D2L Brightspace) and turns your academic data into action. Unlike generic AI chatbots, Stride actually knows your grades, assignments, deadlines, and course materials. Ask it anything and it answers with your real academic data, not guesses. What makes Stride different: Your grade drops at 2 AM. Stride notices. It figures out which topics tripped you up, builds a study plan around those exact gaps, and quizzes you until you’ve got it. When your next grade comes back higher, Stride connects the dots: “Up 3.2% in Data Structures, likely from your recursion study session last Tuesday.” No other app closes this loop. ChatGPT does not know your grades. Your LMS does not tell you what to study. Stride does both. What you can do: Ask “What do I need on the final to keep my A in CSC 2720?” and get a real answer instantly. Get push notifications when grades change, assignments post, or a deadline puts your letter grade at risk. Study any course with an AI tutor that already knows your weak spots. Generate flashcards, study guides, and practice problems from your actual course content, not generic examples. See your weekly progress, including what improved, what needs work, and what is coming up next. How it works: Connect your iCollege account once. Stride syncs in the background and analyzes your grades overnight. When you open the app each morning, the things that matter are already at the top: ranked, explained, and tied to real next steps. You log into iCollege through Apple’s standard secure browser. Stride never sees or stores your password. Your data stays yours. Free for students. No subscription. No ads. Built by a GSU student, for GSU students.