Booost App for PC

Dear app user,
The Boost app is brand new and was developed by scientists at the Leibniz University of Hanover and the University of Lübeck based on the latest learning research findings on spelling for children. The Boost app prevents misspellings to the maximum and works extremely easily. The Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) supported the development of the method (FELICS & HOT-T are synonyms for Booost), compact information is attached.
Practicing is a lot of fun - and highly effective, as a current scientific study was able to show (Mühlpforte, Hwang, Heldmann, Münte, Schmitz, & Effenberg (2023). Acceptance and effectiveness of tablet-based spelling training with elementary school children. Learning and learning disabilities, Hogrefe).
The Boost app is self-explanatory and requires a WiFi/cellular network connection when first launched. With "Try it out!" you can get started with just 6 words without a user account.
We would like to expressly point out that the Boost app does not send any data from you to us or third parties. The privacy policy only applies to data collected by Google when you download the Boost app from the Google Play Store.
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Start: You can create a "New Account" with a fantasy name. When you continue practicing, simply log in again - several people can practice on one device!
Press the "Start" button and write the word in the writing field - with your finger or pen (stylus). In the gap text you can see which letter was recognized. If correct, press the green wide button. If wrong, erase and rewrite. Each letter must be confirmed - green.
If the Boost app doesn't recognize your letter at all, press the incorrectly recognized letter in the gap text and enter the desired letter using the keyboard.
A practice session lasts 10 minutes - you can cancel at any time, close the Boost app and continue later. Just try everything. If you get stuck, watch the YouTube video or send us an email and we will help you:
Alfred.Effenberg@Sportwiss.Uni-Hannover.de
Tonghun.Hwang@Sportwiss.Uni-Hannover.de