2014 February 07 Archive - EXEIdeas

The influx of the all-so-sophisticated and fully-featured mobile apps have forced parents to press the panic buttons when they see their 12 year old kids abandoning everything – studies and play — for indulging themselves in some “I scored maximum points, “I cleared maximum rounds” games on their mobile phones. The new-age technology has had a worry-inducing effects more than anything else, or so it seems.That said, not all is wrong with it. The mobile application development companies are now coming up with mobile apps that are instead going to help children become better students. And we aren’t reciting any homilies here. Some wonderfully amazing apps cover a majority of subjects in a student’s syllabus and help them in a better understanding of the subjects. For the souls who find learning from books too monotonous and boring an exercise, find the same process accomplished through mobile apps far more intriguing and interesting.These apps cover a lot of area. Not only they make learning process interactive, they also offer other features like helping them wake up early in the morning through the means intelligent alarms. Don’t believe us? See for yourself:Maths Alarm Clock:So, there has been an undiluted investment of creativity and logic to developing this app. The app perfectly combines two musts –waking up early, and the quick math problem solving capability. For children who are quite keen to wake up early in the mornings but find to do so extremely hard can use this app.Once you set a time on this clock, and alarm starts ringing at the specified time, the only way you can get it silent by coming back to your senses and solving a math problem that is just intricate enough to make you use your head and feel a little less sleepy. Encore Study Platform:This is a sort of platform students were wishing to have for assisting them during the learning process. This colorful and highly interactive app uses flashcards to dole out lessons in a very lively manner apparently. You need to answer some quizzes that really test you knowledge.And it is not restricted in terms of the subjects it is centered on. So you have chemistry, English, chemistry and much more — all packed in one seamlessly.TED:With a name that is going to draw in more and more kids, TED is a comprehensive application that brings under its wing a vast set of subjects which are full of insight.As a user, you would be introduced to some scholars of their respective fields on the app interface and tells you a great deal about them through some interesting history pages. RealCalc Scientific Calculator:Oh, students love to carry calculators. Not only do they help them solve complex Math problems without any fuss, there are some petty games you can find them playing with their calculators all the time. But with the RealCalc Scientific Calculator, the ground gets all the bigger to have fun and solve the math problems with a keener desire.This apps comes with a highly advanced interface that lets you take up the most difficult math puzzles and solve them accurately and quite easily. For the souls who are dreaded by Trigonometry, there is no better solution than this app. Evernote Peek:Evernote Peek is perfect for students who keep participating in a number of quiz competitions. This is an app made for iPads and contains expansively researched questions to help you prepare for quizzes in the most interactive and detailed manner.As and when you have doubts over certain questions, you can open the hint box to seek some help and solve remove your doubts. Angry Words:Move over Angry Birds, make room for Angry Words. This one, as the name suggests, is aimed to improve your vocabulary and arm you with more words than are there in your armory. The app plays out like Scrabble and keeps the process of learning the language fun enough for you to not get bored. Conclusion:With so many apps and games tailor made to make you a better student, picking one would be one daunting task. But, who’s complaining!#ath{background:#f8f8f8;margin:0 0 40px 0;padding:10px;border:3px outset #e8e8e8;-moz-border-radius:10px;border-radius:10px;overflow:hidden;font-size:14px;}.pro{background:#FFF;float:left;margin:0 10px 0 0;padding:4px;border:2px inset #e8e8e8;}.social{float:right;}About the Author:Lucie Kruger is a tech savvy writer who works for a leading Android Application Development Agency.You can also contact her, if you are looking forward to Hire Android App Developer.Find Me On GooglePlus Facebook Twitter