Reviews of educational apps that piqued our interest.
In Move the Turtle, players learn programming basics by controlling a rather cute, little turtle. By putting themselves in the turtles shoes (if they fit), they can decide what direction to move in and for how many steps to travel.
Think of Marvel Unlimited as the Netflix of comics. It lets readers access thousands of great Marvel comics from The Avengers to X-Men, all through a handy monthly ($9.99) or yearly ($69) subscription.
Endless Alphabet helps children learn letters and words in a colourful, interactive environment.
Noteshelf is the biggest advertisement for going paperless that we’ve seen yet.
Typic Kids is an app that has a selection of cool fonts, filters and stickers to add to your images.
Quick Maths Jr. is an app with 6 games to help children understand basic numeracy.
Guitar Tuna is one of those apps that just works. It’s super easy to use and makes tuning a guitar quick and unproblematic.
Miximal, as the name suggests, is an app that lets you mix up animals. By swiping through the three sections you can change how the animal looks from top to bottom.
In Mystery Math Museum you need to become a maths detective to help find missing dragonflies that are scattered around 8 themed museums.
SketchBook by Autodesk is an art application that’s made for a higher standard of sketching.