Opal Screen Time App Launches School Program at Harvard-Westlake for Distraction-Free Learning
By
Kenneth Schlenker
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Summary
Opal, a screen time control app, has launched 'Opal For Schools' at Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles to create distraction-free learning environments. The app helps students build better digital habits through screen time control, app limits, blockers, real-time data, leaderboards, and rewards. The company reports that 70% of their millions of users are students who voluntarily choose the app, demonstrating its effectiveness in promoting focus and healthier digital culture in educational settings.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledWe're proud to announce Opal For Schools is live at Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles, creating a focused, distraction-free learning environment for all
70% of our millions of users are students. No one forces them to use Opal, they choose it because it works
With a combination of screen time control, app limits, app blockers, real time data, leaderboards and rewards, you will focus better and accomplish your dreams
5 to 6 hours. That's the average time you'll spend looking at your phone today, often without realizing it
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