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|pagetitle=Motion Math | |pagetitle=Motion Math | ||
|icon=Motionmath.png | |icon=Motionmath.png | ||
|owner=Jacob Klein | |owner=Jacob Klein, Gabriel Adauto, Derek Lyons, and John Jessen | ||
|description= [http://www.motionmathgames.com Motion Math] Motion Math makes fun learning games that let kids play with numbers. Touchscreen interfaces and mobile device sensors allow for range of new interactions that we can leverage for learning. Motion Math has made three popular iPad games that connect the physical to the symbolic, teaching math in innovative ways never before possible: 1) the first learning game to use the accelerometer (also the first iPad educational app studied in a rigorous efficacy study), 2) the most interactive number line of all time, which employs the pinch gesture for zooming between different orders of magnitude, 3) an addition game with instant touchscreen addition. Come play the future of math! | |description= [http://www.motionmathgames.com Motion Math] Motion Math makes fun learning games that let kids play with numbers. Touchscreen interfaces and mobile device sensors allow for range of new interactions that we can leverage for learning. Motion Math has made three popular iPad games that connect the physical to the symbolic, teaching math in innovative ways never before possible: 1) the first learning game to use the accelerometer (also the first iPad educational app studied in a rigorous efficacy study), 2) the most interactive number line of all time, which employs the pinch gesture for zooming between different orders of magnitude, 3) an addition game with instant touchscreen addition. Come play the future of math! | ||
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