From Apple App Store:
"With Numerosity, children will experiment with numbers and operations to develop their creativity with math. They'll move numbers around, dragging them into different positions to perform different operations so as to discover the rules of math on their own at their own pace."
From Wolffam|Alpha:
"Take the power of Wolfram|Alpha wherever you go. With special features designed for each platform, Wolfram|Alpha mobile apps let you access the
full power of the Wolfram|Alpha knowledge engine wherever and whenever you need it."
"Take a video of an object in motion, mark its position frame by frame, and set up the scale using a known distance. Video Physics then draws trajectory, position, and velocity graphs for the object."
From Wikipedia:
"Virtual manipulatives are a relatively new technology and are modeled after existing manipulatives such as base ten blocks, coins, blocks, tangrams, spinners, rulers, fraction bars, algebra tiles, geoboards, geometric plane, and solids figures.
Watch the video below for a good overview of the Virtual Manipulatives app:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6eBWcba7QQ
Want to learn how your colleagues at the lower school are having their students create multimedia books, screen recordings, and written/photographic reflections of their work? Click the link to view their documentation.
Teachers: Meg Krause and Annie Massie
Apps Used:
iMovie, Explain Everything, Educreations, Touchcast, Camera App, and Speaker DJ
*links to the apps in the App Store are available in their documentation*
"Creativity and design play a significant role in every part of our lives. Here you will find a new approach to design, sustainability, and creative problem-solving using Autodesk software."