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Jonathan Cole
Create art with biological simulations
Create art using biological simulations and reaction-diffusion patterns. Apply 40+ presets to generate natural-looking designs. Manipulate parameters to adjust patterns dynamically. Export artwork in various formats.
Chaimae En-nadir
Snap and solve problems instantly
Solve problems by snapping photos or typing equations. Auto-crop equations for clean scans. Receive step-by-step explanations with clear reasoning. Visualize geometry problems through drawing tools.
Bryan Bazilauskas
Practice facts in Speed Run or Grind
Practice facts with customizable problems in multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, and squares. Play Speed Run to answer as many questions as possible in 1 minute or Grind Mode to earn coins through extended practice.
Ahaaa Education Technology Co., Ltd.
Practice math facts anytime, anywhere
Teaches math through interactive games. Adjusts difficulty based on child's skill level. Includes addition, subtraction, and recognition exercises. Tracks progress and provides feedback. Offers multiple game modes for different learning styles.
Christophe Chazot
Explore physics with built-in sensors
Record and visualize physical phenomena using smartphone or tablet sensors. Measure sound, motion, light, and temperature. Connect external sensors like micro:bit and Arduino for advanced experiments.
Cleveland State University Research Corporation
And markers
Offers interactive GPS-enabled maps with historical information, images, and media. Users can access curated tours, learn about historical markers, and view stories related to notable people and events in .
Sharyn Efimoff
Practice sums to 10
Practice skills by matching numbers that add up to 10. Select correct pairs from a grid. Track progress over time. Receive instant feedback on answers. Adjust difficulty level as skills improve.
Wuhan Qinxuan Technology Co., LTD
Learn through interactive games
Teaches concepts through five modules: graphics and space, logic and reasoning, number sense and operation, life and application, and puzzle games.
Christophe Chazot
Record experiments and share results
Record and analyze experiments using built-in sensors, camera, and touch controls. Log observations, create hypotheses, and generate reports. Share findings with teachers and classmates for collaborative learning.
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