Gratnells Learnometer enables you to comprehensively monitor your learning environment and improve learning outcomes.
• Track seven key factors that determine air quality: • Temperature • Humidity • Light • Sound levels • Carbon dioxide (CO2) • Chemicals (VOCs) • Dust (PM2.5) • Touch sensitive • Customizable display • 8 Hour battery life It can be used to constantly monitor your classroom air quality, and connects to your wireless network so you can access the data and manage it remotely. The Learnometer data contributes to Professor Heppell's ongoing classroom environment research project.
Please read before you purchase There are some things you need to be aware of when purchasing a Learnometer for the first time:
• You will need wifi access to set up and run your Learnometer.
• You will need temporary access to an iOS device to use the Learnometer app to initially set up your device.
• Learnometer has an ongoing subscription for access to the Dashboard. The first year’s subscription is included in the price of your Learnometer and you will need to renew annually for continuing access to the dashboard and your historical data. Currently the annual subscription is GBP £60 per year.
• Learnometer data is shared with Professor Heppell’s research team for their ongoing research into Learning Environments. Your data will be anonymised and no personal or identifying data will be shared.
CO2 levels - The Learnometer sensor can detect levels between 400-5,000ppm ±75ppm or 10%. Chemicals (TVOCs) levels - The Learnometer will detect between 0 and 60,000ppb ±10% Fine Dust (PM2.5) levels - The Learnometer can measure from 0 to 1,000µg/m³ ±15µg/m³ or 15% Temperature levels - The Learnometer will measure temperatures between -40 and 125°C (-40 and 257°F) ±0.2°C. Humidity levels - The Learnometer will measure levels between 0 and 100% ±2% Ambient Light (Lux) levels - The Learnometer will measure light levels between 0 and 64,000lux in brightness. Ambient Noise (dBA) levels - The Learnometer has an ambient noise sensor measuring between 40 abd 95dB, A-weighted, slow-response.
