Introduction to Moneythink Mobile
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Moneythink has designed a cutting-edge mobile application to help students bring their newfound knowledge of personal finance into the real world. Dubbed "the Instagram of money" by our students, MoneythinkMobile leads students to complete digital challenges that build financial awareness, habits, and skills -- and earn points, likes, and comments along the way.
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Introduction to Moneythink Mobile
- 1. MoneythinkMobile a gamified instagram for finances
- 2. Moneythink: A high-touch, high-tech financial mentorship for high school youth.
- 3. As we learned more about our students, we noticed….
- 4. 85% of our low-income students have smartphones.
- 5. All financial decisions are made outside the classroom.
- 6. Eager to develop a mobile strategy to bring learning out of the class and into the real world, we partnered with these amazing institutions...
- 7. To create…
- 8. MoneythinkMobile An interactive social platform that enables mentors to issue mentees challenges that build financial awareness, skills, and habits.
- 9. + + (In other words, a gamified Instagram for finances.)
- 10. What’s inside?
- 11. The Home Screen (where students track their progress and preview upcoming challenges)
- 13. The Challenge Room (where students view other students’ posts from their class and around the country)
- 15. Creating posts and receiving alerts
- 17. What students are posting...
- 21. Help us challenge American youth to become financially healthy adults.
- 22. Questions? Want to learn more? Contact Jennifer Shoop, Moneythink’s Chief Innovation Officer, at jshoop@moneythink.org.