The educational site connexions.org wrote: "I recommend this site to teachers who want to inform and entertain their students. The videos are a unique educational tool with loveable characters. … BrainPop will not only enliven the classroom, but the site is dependable with lessons following state and grade-level standards." "Teach Magazine" noted, "Tim and Moby … illustrate often difficult concepts in a fun format uniquely suited for the 21st-century learner." In 2011, Canada's "TEACH Magazine" wrote that the movies are presented "in a fun format uniquely suited for the 21st-century learner. … BrainPop movies are ideal for both group and one-on-one settings and can be used to introduce new lessons or topics or to illustrate complex themes as review before a test. In 2015, "Yahoo! Tech" selected BrainPop for its list of "Eleven Great Digital Homework Helpers for Your Kids", and SheKnows Media listed it among its top educational sites for kids.