Learning Vehicle Names/Sounds vs Toggle Lab AR

Download the Learning Vehicles Names and Sounds for Kids app which will teach and challenge your toddler or young child for hours as he or she learns the names and sounds that many types of vehicles make. It has high quality images and sounds of emergency vehicles, cars, trucks, aircraft, rockets, construction equipment, boats, ships and much more! You and your child will enjoy this together as he/she gains more knowledge. It is a truly great educational app which is very easy to use. You simply slide from one image to another, and tap on the image to play a vehicle sound. Comes with 20 vehicle sounds. We took great pride in creating this app to ensure it is of the highest quality and performance possible. Enjoy!

Many people want to make a difference when it comes to climate change. But what can one person do? Without a way to make sense of the complexity, it’s easy to feel disempowered and shut down. Other people think the best thing to do is “wait & see”. They assume from climate change can be fixed quickly. But, if you know how a bathtub works, you know better. Part one- THINK LIKE A BATHTUB is a fun, interactive AR App designed as a hands-on educational tool to engage students in one of four key shapes of climate change — a bathtub. Using the app, the students first engage in thought experiments around our current rates of global warming pollution, e.g., humans are putting carbon dioxide into the atmosphere at about twice the rate that natural processes are removing them. Students are then able to use the app to demonstrate their understanding with their peers and adults. The app can be used for both independent learning and in a classroom setting and can be seamlessly integrated into curriculum and used as a form of assessment. Related tools include a 3-minute video, hands-on activities and large group experiential game. www.togglelab.com Onsite reference: https://togglelab.com/thinklikeabathtub/? For related research see: “Bathtub Dynamics” http://web.mit.edu/jsterman/www/Bathtub.pdf “Understanding Public Complacency About Climate Change.” https://scripts.mit.edu/~jsterman/docs/Sterman-2007-UnderstandingPublicComplacency.pdf This app is developed and supported by School Fab Lab