#MathApps

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Top AI Math Apps: Free Tools to Master Mathematics | 2024 Guide

Are you looking for innovative ways to engage your students and enhance their math learning experience? AI-powered educational tools offer a wealth of opportunities to make math more accessible, interactive, and effective. From interactive geometry software to personalized tutoring, these apps can help students of all ages develop a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts. In this blog…

[cadathecat]

remember when this mathapp on twitter turned my toes into a trigonometry cheat sheet.. good times..

[all-those-tags]

Got it done! Now, you get the full picture. Once again I was asked to draw this character, I designed, for the app #onpoint A bit of a challenge to draw him again, in a slightly different pose. I was also asked to do another logo in the same style as the main OnPoint logo. #characterdesign #graphicdesign #robots #mathapp https://www.instagram.com/p/B1J9N4GhTCb/?igshid=swiy6ktm2bi5

[upstudyapp]

For free online math help, go cameramath.com now!

[hartbjjandmma]

Numbers Bee! Go check it out and download it in your App store. If you are looking for something to keep your children active and learning math, this is a great and fun, little app we just got for some of our children. Gotta love Mr. Vel in his hat. #legend #numbersbee #numeracy #math #science #engineering #stem #welovemath #mathproblems #mathskills #learnmath #family #applestore #appstore #mathapp (at Hart Jiu Jitsu, Kickboxing and Mixed Martial Arts Academy - Conshohocken PA) https://www.instagram.com/p/CePuXwRjr0m/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[arinamark1]

Best Math App for Android - Solve Math Questions with camera App

This Best Math App for Android is very helpful for those who want to step by step solution of math equations. Also you will get instant answer of Math Problems by capturing the question's photo with you mobile camera. In this video, We showed you 3 different difficult math equation by solving with Math app. you just need to write your math question on a paper with pencil or pen.

Now take your mobile phone, install this top Math app and capture photo of the math question paper. After few milliseconds, your answer will be on your android mobile screen in math app without doing nothing more. you will also get the steps of math question solution. So you will better know, how this top math app solved your question.

In last, you can use this android math app for any math calculation and solutions. you don't need high school math apps for android, first grade math apps for android, best trigonometry app for android, math learning apps for android separately.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBVdOpy-i8o

All these featured are builtin in this app. Enjoy And thank you for subscription in Advance.

Top Math app DW Link

http://bit.ly/35fmfby

[mikerauf]

Best Math App for Android - Solve Math Questions with camera App

This Best Math App for Android is very helpful for those who want to step by step solution of math equations. Also you will get instant answer of Math Problems by capturing the question's photo with you mobile camera. In this video, We showed you 3 different difficult math equation by solving with Math app. you just need to write your math question on a paper with pencil or pen.

Now take your mobile phone, install this top Math app and capture photo of the math question paper. After few miliseconds, your answer will be on your android mobile screen in math app without doing nothing more. you will also get the steps of math question solution. So you will better know, how this top math app solved your question.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBVdOpy-i8o

In last, you can use this android math app for any math calculation and solutions. you don't need high school math apps for android, first grade math apps for android, best trigonometry app for android, math learning apps for android separately. All these featured are builtin in this app. Enjoy And thank you for subscription in Advance.

Top Math app DW Link

http://bit.ly/35fmfby

[pinkyahmad]

Best Math App for Android - Solve Math Questions with camera App

This Best Math App for Android is very helpful for those who want to step by step solution of math equations. Also you will get instant answer of Math Problems by capturing the question's photo with you mobile camera. In this video, We showed you 3 different difficult math equation by solving with Math app. you just need to write your math question on a paper with pencil or pen.

Now take your mobile phone, install this top Math app and capture photo of the math question paper. After few miliseconds, your answer will be on your android mobile screen in math app without doing nothing more. you will also get the steps of math question solution. So you will better know, how this top math app solved your question.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBVdOpy-i8o

In last, you can use this android math app for any math calculation and solutions. you don't need high school math apps for android, first grade math apps for android, best trigonometry app for android, math learning apps for android separately. All these featured are builtin in this app. Enjoy And thank you for subscription in Advance.

Top Math app DW Link

http://bit.ly/35fmfby

[abeersuman]

Best Math App for Android - Solve Math Questions with camera App

This Best Math App for Android is very helpful for those who want to step by step solution of math equations. Also you will get instant answer of Math Problems by capturing the question's photo with you mobile camera. In this video,

We showed you 3 different difficult math equation by solving with Math app. you just need to write your math question on a paper with pencil or pen. Now take your mobile phone, install this top Math app and capture photo of the math question paper.

After few milliseconds, your answer will be on your android mobile screen in math app without doing nothing more. you will also get the steps of math question solution. So you will better know, how this top math app solved your question. In last, you can use this android math app for any math calculation and solutions. you don't need high school math apps for android, first grade math apps for android, best trigonometry app for android, math learning apps for android separately. All these featured are builtin in this app. Enjoy And thank you for subscription in Advance.

Top Math app DW Link

http://bit.ly/35fmfby

[shamsadawood]

Best Math App for Android - Solve Math Questions with camera App

This Best Math App for Android is very helpful for those who want to step by step solution of math equations. Also you will get instant answer of Math Problems by capturing the question's photo with you mobile camera. In this video,

We showed you 3 different difficult math equation by solving with Math app. you just need to write your math question on a paper with pencil or pen. Now take your mobile phone, install this top Math app and capture photo of the math question paper. After few milliseconds, your answer will be on your android mobile screen in math app without doing nothing more. you will also get the steps of math question solution.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBVdOpy-i8o

So you will better know, how this top math app solved your question. In last, you can use this android math app for any math calculation and solutions. you don't need high school math apps for android, first grade math apps for android, best trigonometry app for android, math learning apps for android separately. All these featured are builtin in this app. Enjoy And thank you for subscription in Advance.

Top Math app DW Link

http://bit.ly/35fmfby

[saminajazz]

Best Math App for Android - Solve Math Questions with camera App

This Best Math App for Android is very helpful for those who want to step by step solution of math equations. Also you will get instant answer of Math Problems by capturing the question's photo with you mobile camera. In this video,

We showed you 3 different difficult math equation by solving with Math app. you just need to write your math question on a paper with pencil or pen. Now take your mobile phone, install this top Math app and capture photo of the math question paper. After few milliseconds, your answer will be on your android mobile screen in math app without doing nothing more. you will also get the steps of math question solution.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBVdOpy-i8o

So you will better know, how this top math app solved your question. In last, you can use this android math app for any math calculation and solutions. you don't need high school math apps for android, first grade math apps for android, best trigonometry app for android, math learning apps for android separately. All these featured are builtin in this app. Enjoy And thank you for subscription in Advance.

Top Math app DW Link

http://bit.ly/35fmfby

[all-those-tags]

A job just recently finished, helping to design an app. I got to create the look of the app, but I also got to help in coming up with a name. The only ask from the client was to have a robot character. I've never really done robots before, but I'm happy with how this guy turned out. #characterdesign #mathapp #onpoint #robot https://www.instagram.com/p/BvWqStShhhr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1krd35yke8wf2

[shenlilee]

#geometry in a game... I always thought maths was fun but this takes it to a whole new level. #mathapps #dragonbox #elements

[quanrel]

Photo solver of math problems

https://www.quanrel.com/photo-solver-of-math-problems/ Photo solver of math problems - https://www.quanrel.com/photo-solver-of-math-problems/ mathapp solver app helps pupils and students study their homework easy and fast • Graphical Curve Sketching (Derivation, roots, extremes, inflection points, poles, asymptotical functions, intersection points) Equations of higher degree (numerical solutions, substitution) • Exponential, logarithmic and trigonometric equations (Substitution) • Absolute value and inequations (Case distinction) • Polynomials (Roots, factors) • Integrals (By parts, by substitution, partial fraction decomposition), definite and indefinite integral • Curve Sketching (Derivation, roots, extremes, inflection points) • Simplifications and transformations (Signs, combining, factorizing, binomial decomposition, …) • Fractions (adding, reducing, multiplying, simplifying, GCD, LCM, …) • Logarithms and trigonometric functions (rad/deg) • Linear equations • Fractional equations • Quadratic equations • Systems of equations (linear and non-linear) • Polynomial long division • Derivation (quotients, chain, powers, roots, trigonometry, sums, exponents, products, …) Optional MyMath Subscription: – $2.0 monthly plan and $10.00 unlimited plan available – Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase – Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period – Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal – Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase – No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period Please see the Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy: https://www.evernote.com/l/AC_WLzPy9H1Du7Zyrv6lAxxcwzDS1EMYl90 https://www.evernote.com/l/AC-Y7SmifpdHHZK3P75iOjNGZrgSOfD5J_c By Sergey Vladimirovich Find out more

[getshinythings]

Making apps for kids: Part 4

Some lessons learned in the making of Quick Math Jr.

Welcome to the final post of our Making Apps for Kids series! Check out parts 1, 2 and 3, or keep reading for Part 4.

Designing touch screen interactions for little fingers

Have you ever watched a young child use a touchscreen device and just thought… wow!?

It’s common to hear young children today described as “digital natives”; so comfortable with technology that they’re navigating it with ease before they can even walk or talk.

Which makes designing apps for this “digital native” generation pretty easy, right?

Well… not exactly.

In my previous posts I’ve touched on the value of frequent user testing with kids during our development process. Yes, we’re looking for evidence of high engagement, learning progress, and the usability of our app, but we’re also simply watching the way kids interact with the app and with touchscreen devices in general.

Because, almost always, we see things we hadn’t even thought to consider!

With all the “digital native” hype it’s easy to overlook the fact that there are differences in the ways adults and children interact with mobile devices. Remember that these devices, and the developer guidelines supporting them, have been created with the “typical” adult user in mind, not a still-developing child.

When designing an app for you children you need to factor their developing cognitive, emotional and physical motor skills into your decisions, digital natives or not. Here are some of the things we’ve found that you might want to consider:

Physical limitations

Most obviously, young children are smaller and weaker than the average adult, so:

Watch for the way children hold devices while playing. Can they still comfortably navigate the app?

Reconsider interactions which require lifting, carrying, or shaking the device, or be prepared for sore arms and flying iPads! It’s very difficult for kids to hold or carry a device and interact with it at the same time. We often see children place the tablet on the floor and then lie or sit over it. This means that the device inadvertently slides around during play, and interactions triggered by moving or shaking the device could get in the way and potentially frustrate the user.

Poor motor skills

On top of being physically weaker than the “typical” user, young children are also hampered by their developing motor skills, so:

Don’t require interactions with sustained screen contact. When dragging, young children struggle to maintain finger contact with the screen. Taps or short drags are easier for children to manage. Alternatively, allow children to continue an interaction after losing contact with the screen. For example, Quick Math Jr. includes a handwriting component where children can remove their finger from the screen but can then continue drawing the same character. 

Make targets nice and big. Even though they have smaller fingers, children are less accurate then adults when it comes to hitting small targets.

Make sure interactions happens on touch rather than release. Children often lack the motor skills for quick finger movements, so a child’s “touch” is often really a touch-and-hold.

Egocentricity

Children touch everywhere. Sometimes deliberately, sometimes not. Children have an egocentric view of the world (more so than adults!). They essentially expect touch-screens to read their mind, and become frustrated when the device responds in an unexpected way, such as when deliberate touches are ignored or when accidental touches are not ignored! So:

Control for extra touches. Performing gestures with one finger can be difficult for young children, who will often use two fingers (e.g. both index fingers) to drag a single object. Children intuitively expect this to work the same way as a single touch - just as it would in the real world!

BUT ignore extra hands on the screen. Children will often hold the device with thumbs overlapping the screen, or rest either hand on the screen while they are playing. They do not expect this to trigger any behaviour.

AND support deliberate multi-touch. Children will often play together on the same device (even when they all have their own!). They expect to be able to interact with the same screen at the same time. This also allows children to use multiple fingers for multiple simultaneous interactions, another thing we often see young children do.

Image credit: Thijs Knaap

Finally, be prepared for all sorts of unexpected gestures and make sure you TEST WITH KIDS! It really uncovers all sorts of things we as adults would never think to test. For example, we found a bug in Quick Math Jr. when a young tester decided to “push” an animated train by repeatedly tapping and dragging on the screen during the animation, resulting in a crash. Unsurprisingly, we hadn’t tested that one in the office!

We hope you found this post helpful! For more information check out the previous posts in our Making Apps for Kids series: Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3

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