AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 3.7. Trustworthiness 64 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 27 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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4 star
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3 star
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2 star
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1 star
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About CellulAR for Merge Cube
Prepare for a new twist on educational cell visualization! Use this app to spin, rotate, and view a variety of different cells. Explore the microscopic world like never before with interactive biology content for grades K-12.
CellulAR features:
NGSS Standards Alignment
Colorful, clean 3D cells
Helpful text labels
Descriptive explanations of each organelle
A cell for every animal kingdom
Functions with or without AR/VR Goggles
HOW TO PLAY (With no Merge Cube)
- Launch the app
- Be sure to allow camera and photo access
- After pressing play, make sure you can clearly see a clear flat surface such as a floor, desk or table
- Once you see the pulsing indicator, tap to place the interactive island
- Explore CellulAR with the Merge Cube
HOW TO PLAY (With a Merge Cube)
- Launch the app
- Be sure to allow camera and photo access
- After pressing play, make sure you can see the cube through your phone
- Hold your device with one hand and hold the cube with your other hand, or use the optional stand in the package
- Explore CellulAR with the Merge Cube
CellulAR for Merge Cube Screenshots
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Reviews for CellulAR for Merge Cube
Chajaman
Amazing app
Amazing app and the developers are quick to respond on requests for further enhancements!
DrTerri
Responsive developer
It is rare that you have a developer who is so open to user feedback. Half full Nelson is active in the merge educators community and I saw this app grow and change with educator feedback within that group. The app offers cells from all 5 kingdoms with information on the organelles and their function. The drawings match textbook representations and the quiz feature allows students to study for tests and identification. I think this app would be a nice complement to traditional cell teaching strategies (coloring pages, creating models etc. ). It adds tech and interest to capture another group of tech inspired students and allows a teacher to combat a common misconception that cells are “flat” or only two dimensional. By holding the cell in their hands students can get the full 3D experience. I would suggest using this app as an opening activity or least before doing a cell lab like elodea or cheek cells.
