View from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, including planets, stars, and technology. Set up widgets for slideshow displays. Access weekly updates. Explore detailed imagery of celestial bodies and missions.
Coloring offers endless pages with unique designs generated for each user. Pages include city, houses, trees, and vehicles. Features include three line sizes, relaxing music, and no ads. Works offline without internet.
Control and program electronic modules by drawing lines on the screen. Access simple video guides for tutorials. Connect via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi for remote control. Compatible with IoT education projects.
Control volume, play and pause songs, adjust tempo, mute or unmute the keyboard, and select preset settings. Sync with the Yamaha Music In Education™ General Music Keyboard Lab for real-time adjustments.
Coloring allows users to color pages of cities, houses, and trees. Each page is uniquely generated. Features include offline play, calming music, and no ads. Users can purchase additional coloring packages featuring vehicles.
Explore interactive cars and trucks with animations and sounds. Color pictures to develop recognition skills. Solve puzzles with increasing difficulty levels.
Control LEGO® devices via Bluetooth connection. Pair with Move Hub by activating Bluetooth on iOS device and pressing the green button. Monitor and manage LEGO builds remotely. Supports Powered Up and CONTROL+ Smart Hub.
The app provides a basic remotely controlled patient monitor for medical simulation. Users can change vital signs like blood pressure and heart rate by touching and dragging values on the screen.
Memos and audio clips with adjustable quality and unlimited length. Save in MP3, WAV, or MP4 formats. Export files to Google Drive or Dropbox. Import and convert between supported formats.
Receive school notifications and send two-way messages between parents, students, and staff. View all alerts in a scrollable inbox. Adjust notification preferences and receive push notifications for important updates.
Explore the solar system by visiting planets like Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Rotate planets, zoom in on surfaces, and launch meteorites through the atmosphere.