Reviews of educational apps that piqued our interest.
Sortly is a free app for organising physical objects in a digital and visual way.
Action Movie FX is one of those apps that will genuinely impress you when you see it.
Evernote have a great suite of products and it’s safe to say they know how to make great apps.
If you want an incredibly accurate weather forecast in your area, then WunderStation is the app you’ll need.
Sketchometry is a geometry app that converts quick hand-drawn sketches into precise shapes and lines.
Calculators aren’t the most exciting apps in the App Store but Tydlig is worth mentioning due to its benefits when teaching mathematics.
TeacherTool has been around since 2009 and this is their latest version of the app: TeacherTool 5.
Shape Lab is a geometry app for children that completely focuses on shape. You start with a blank canvas and a 1cm grid that stretches across the screen (other grid designs are included too).
The main focus in SimplePhysics is building. You create structures that are capable of withstanding a particular force.
Voicethread is an app for creating presentations but with the added benefit of discussion. Usually a presentation is consumed and there are no easy ways for the viewer to add their own voice.