Storypark for Educators

Storypark for Educators
Storypark for Educators
Developer: 🇳🇿 Storypark
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241K installs
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8.5K monthly active users
Revenue not available
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Weekly +135
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Monthly +591
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Storypark for Educators Summary

Storypark for Educators is a free Android app in Education by Storypark. Released in Feb 2015 (11 years ago). It has about 241K+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 8.5K monthly active users . Store last updated Aug 11, 2026

Recent activity: 135 installs this week (591 over 4 weeks) showing steady growth View trends →

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App Description

Document children's learning

Document and support children’s learning, together.

Record and communicate learning as it happens via photos, video and observations. Receive instant feedback and work to extend children’s unique interests and abilities.

This app helps educators using Storypark to:
• Create and share posts with your Community groups using images, videos and attachments
• Have conversations directly with family members or with your team
• Document children’s learning using images, video and text
• Save and access your draft stories, so you can continue your work from anywhere
• Keep your work safe with offline support
• Instantly share updates with a child's family
• Receive and respond to comments and feedback
• Quickly see the latest activity, so you can stay on top of new content, responses and communication.

Parents and families should check out Storypark for Families

What is Storypark?
Storypark is a private, cloud-based learning community. It’s helping educators, parents, grandparents and families in over 80 countries nurture learning more effectively, ensuring every child has the opportunity to fulfil their unique potential.

"Storypark has actually opened communication channels with working parents who we have been trying to engage all year.”