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DIY Nano

DIY Nano

by The Lawrence Hall of Science

1 ratings
15 reviews
📚 Education
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 25, 2012
  • January 28, 2015

Developer

The Lawrence Hall of Science
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Explore nanoscale science with hands-on activities for families. Discover easy-to-follow instructions, material lists, and explanations for engaging projects. Access related videos and the whatisnano.org website for further learning.

✓Hands-on nanoscale science activities
✓Easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions
✓Detailed explanations
✓Materials lists for activities
✓Links to family-friendly videos
✓Access to whatisnano.org website
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What's New in DIY Nano

1.3

January 28, 2015

-minor bug fixes -new app icon

User reviews

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Highly recommend this app

Not only teachers, but parents, grandparents, after school & any child day-care providers will find this app useful.
Warning:
You might find yourself gaining new knowledge, or clarity of understanding as this has been my own experience.
AuntieWAuntieW

Gem of an app

We did one activity a week with our daughter. Love the simple explanations, the interesting activities and the beautiful layout of the app. One of the best education apps around
OiannuOiannu

Make MORE Like This!

The perfect answer to mindless gaming is an app like this, which teaches children valuable science in an engaging way. My 9 yo daughter is very interested in science and engineering and her autistic 7 yo brother is also getting so much from this app. Please make MORE on new topics like this!!!
LilMansMomLilMansMom

D of E

Very cool! Love the videos!
SciBorgSciBorg

Sweet!

Fun and educational!!!
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FAQ

What is DIY Nano?

DIY Nano is an educational app designed to help families learn about nanoscale science, engineering, and technology through hands-on activities. It provides instructions, material lists, and explanations for engaging projects.

Is DIY Nano free to use?

Yes, DIY Nano is completely free to download and use. It does not require any purchases or subscriptions.

What kind of activities does DIY Nano offer?

DIY Nano offers a variety of hands-on activities focused on nanoscale science. Each activity includes detailed step-by-step instructions and explanations to guide users through the process.

What devices is DIY Nano compatible with?

DIY Nano is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. An iPad-specific version is also offered.

How often is DIY Nano updated?

The app was last updated on January 28, 2015, to version 1.3. It was originally released on April 25, 2012.

What is the age rating for DIY Nano?

DIY Nano has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children and families to explore together.

Does DIY Nano track user progress?

The provided information does not specify if DIY Nano includes progress tracking features. Its focus is on providing activities and learning resources.

Where can I find more information about nanoscale science?

DIY Nano includes links to family-friendly videos and the whatisnano.org website, which offers more information, activities, and videos on the subject.