The app provides a magnitude estimation procedure for students to measure stimulus perception. It allows manipulation of variables influencing results and serves as a curriculum supplement for various lab classes.
Learn vocabulary with a structured wordbook containing 13,594 words organized by language levels. Add words to groups, attach images, and import custom data. Access online and search engines for word definitions and additional information.
The app provides a Myanmar-Jisho dictionary with an integrated mm-keyboard. Users can find Japanese words without installing Myanmar font or needing an internet connection.
Teaching "Access religious teachings and sermons. Listen to daily broadcasts. Support ministry through donations. View scripture references and prayer guides."
The app provides a layered map for the U of T community, featuring search terms like "library" and "registrar". It includes layers for accessibility, food, student services, parking, and more, with building information and available offices.
The app uses Fourier analysis to break down images into components, allowing for visual effects and demonstrating visual system analysis. It serves as a curriculum supplement for various vision science and psychology lab classes.
The app covers over 2,000 jouyou kanji, grouped by grade and JLPT level. It offers reference cards, vocabulary browsing, and multiple testing modes for readings, meanings, and compounds.
Study with using spaced-repetition and Apple Pencil. Create and annotate notes directly in apps. Export for mobile review. Track progress and manage study sessions. Sync notes across devices.
The app provides useful travel phrases and a picture wordbook with voice. Users can easily find expressions and words for their trip, with quick access and a user-friendly interface.