Get Better At Specimen ID
Practicing specimen identification can be tedious, but it doesn't have to be. Identifying specimens quickly and accurately is essential to Science Olympiad success, and SciOlyID is here to help.
Discord bots tailor-made for Science Olympiad
SciOlyID was born from a need for a better way to practice identification for Science Olympiad, specifically bird ID for Ornithology. We later expanded to Fossils and Reach for the Stars (now discontinued). Currently, we operate Bird-ID for Ornithology, Minerobo for Rocks and Minerals, and Treebo for Forestry. We support the latest specimen lists in the Science Olympiad rulebook in addition to state-specific specimen lists. It's not just images either! Sound-based identification is available for Ornithology too.
Since SciOlyID integrates within Discord, we meet students where they're likely to be, making it super easy to get practice wherever they go. We're also working on a web version of SciOlyID, currently available for Bird-ID with a limited feature set.
Why SciOlyID?
Rapid-Fire Practice
Accelerate your learning process! SciOlyID takes care of finding images for each specimen, pulling from a vast database with thousands of photos. Put down the flashcards and start training with a wider variety of pictures instead.
Fun and Engaging
SciOlyID gamifies studying, making ID practice enjoyable and exciting. Compete with students across the country for a spot on the global leaderboard, or start an ID race with your friends to see who has the sharper skills (or is just better at typing).
Personalized Studying
Keep track of commonly missed IDs with our personal stats to see what needs work. SciOlyID also supports customized study sessions where you can choose a specific group of specimens to practice. Make ID practice more effective with SciOlyID!
Collaborative Community
By being within Discord, a community is already at your fingertips! Set up a team server to encourage each other, share ID tips, or engage in friendly competition. Or join our support server, a group of peers that share a passion for Science Olympiad.