M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology

M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology

Cellular Biology

15 ratings
8 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 7, 2019
  • December 31, 2019

Features

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About

Explore the microscopic world of cells and their organelles in augmented reality. This app allows you to view cells in 3D, magnify them, and learn about their components with differentiated audio explanations. It also functions as a deck of playing cards.

Augmented reality cell exploration
3D interactive cell models
Magnifiable and rotatable views
Differentiated audio explanations
Cellular component identification
Dual functionality as playing cards
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What's New in M&G AR Cards

1.07

December 31, 2019

Updated various models.

User reviews

Dead

I had not used these in a long time and I pulled them out to use for EOC review with students but the app doesn’t work and the developers website shows the dreaded 404 message.
Very disappointed!

Bad

So poorly done and it’s basically camera that shows us the cards there’s no point of it u don’t really need it it’s just a waste of space tbh

Complete disappointment!

I am completely disappointed in these cards, and wish I could rate it zero stars. AR technology has come a long way, but the AR on these cards looks like it was done in 1980! All of the “animations” are simply a 2D picture floating above the card. Isn’t the purpose of AR is to experience the object in 3D? Even the DNA is COMPLETELY flat. I wish I could return the decks I bought for a full refund. I have used VR on YouTube 360 cell for a much richer experience. As for the games to play with the cards, I already have card games with my cell unit that cost me nothing and are just as engaging. The AR on these cards is more of a distraction than anything else. Save your money!

T. Clarkson
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pretty cool and versatile

I like how you can use the cards in a lot of ways, even without the app. The lessons were informative and the animations popping out of the cards like that are cool. Plenty of room for repeat uses

Stupid

Horrible

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FAQ

What is M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology?

M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology is an augmented reality application that allows users to explore cells and their organelles in 3D. It provides interactive models and audio explanations for learning about cellular structures.

What devices support M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology?

This application is supported on iPhones, iPads, and iPods that have ARKit support, including iPhone 7 and newer models.

How does the learning in M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology work?

The app features differentiated audio segments for each cell and organelle. Button A offers basic information, while Button B provides a deeper dive into the content, catering to different learning paces.

Does M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology have ads?

No, M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any in-app purchases or ads.

What is the age rating for M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology?

The application has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young learners and above.

How often is M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology updated?

The app was last updated on December 31, 2019, to version 1.07. It was initially released on August 7, 2019.

Can I use M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology offline?

The provided description does not specify offline functionality. However, augmented reality features typically require an active internet connection for optimal performance.

What is the user sentiment for M&G AR Cards: Cellular Biology?

User feedback indicates a mixed reception, with an average rating of 2.1 stars from 15 ratings. This suggests that while the concept is appreciated, there may be areas for improvement in user experience or content delivery.