1. Home
  2. 📚 Education
  3. Aki
Aki-Hauora

Aki-Hauora

by Grant Baxter

0 ratings
3 reviews
🎮 Games
📚 Education
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 11, 2015
  • July 9, 2018

Features

Developer

Grant Baxter
✨Promote your app ✨
Aki-Hauora screenshot #1 for iPhone
Aki-Hauora screenshot #2 for iPhone
Aki-Hauora screenshot #3 for iPhone
Aki-Hauora screenshot #4 for iPhone
Aki-Hauora screenshot #5 for iPhone
⭐3
Reviews↘︎
📝1+ tags
Tags↘︎
🔄6+ apps
Alternatives↘︎
🏆3 achievements
Achievements↘︎
❓8 answered
FAQ↘︎
📦w/o updates
Updates frequency↘︎
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

This app helps health professional students learn Māori language terms commonly used in healthcare. It aims to improve the quality of health services for Māori by increasing the use of the Māori language in clinical settings.

✓Māori language terms for health vocabulary
✓Focus on clinical setting usage
✓Improves quality health indicators
✓Aids health professional students
✓Supports Māori language in healthcare
Show original description

What's New in Aki

3.01

July 9, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Minor text changes to some of the words in the vocabulary list!

More

User reviews

Most RecentHighest RatedLowest Rated

Pleased to have more of Aki

The Aki app fills a need for more apps to learn te reo which are usable by adult learners.

This app is great in that it expands on that, provides health related words, and more levels/sections than the original app.

There’s still room for more Aki.
Nicholas MingziNicholas Mingzi

Te Reo for dummies

I love this Te Reo App! It’s fun and I am learning more Maoris words every day.
Thank you so much for such an awesome educational experience. If I have down time now I challenge myself to try and. Imported the level. The sound effects and graphics make this an absolute winner. Many thanks
WellbeingwarriorWellbeingwarrior

Great app!

Fun, engaging, easy to use app. Great learning tool for commonly used Te Reo encounted in clinical practice.
Dr_BeanieDr_Beanie

Developer apps

Denniston
Denniston

by Grant Baxter

✈️ Travel
Free
dtour
dtour

a literary tourism app

📚 Education
Free
Rail Tales
Rail Tales

by Grant Baxter

✈️ Travel
Free
See developer apps

FAQ

What is Aki-Hauora?

Aki-Hauora is a free educational app designed to help health professional students learn Māori language terms commonly used in healthcare settings. It aims to enhance the quality of health services for Māori by promoting the use of the Māori language.

Who is the target audience for Aki-Hauora?

The app is specifically targeted at health professional students who want to become more familiar with Māori language terms used in a clinical environment. It's also beneficial for anyone interested in improving Māori health outcomes through language.

What is the learning methodology of Aki-Hauora?

Aki-Hauora focuses on providing Māori language terms relevant to specific words used commonly in the health environment. The app's design builds on the success of the original Aki App, suggesting a user-friendly approach to vocabulary acquisition.

Does Aki-Hauora offer progress tracking or certifications?

The provided information does not specify if Aki-Hauora offers explicit progress tracking features or certifications. Its primary function is to serve as a learning tool for familiarizing users with Māori health terms.

Is Aki-Hauora available on Android devices?

Currently, Aki-Hauora is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available in the provided data.

How often is Aki-Hauora updated?

The latest version of Aki-Hauora is 3.01, last updated on July 9, 2018. While it has been a few years since the last update, the app's core functionality remains relevant for its intended purpose.

Does Aki-Hauora have ads?

No, Aki-Hauora does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.

What is the age rating for Aki-Hauora?

Aki-Hauora has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including young learners interested in language and healthcare.