WebMAP Mobile vs Atlas

What is WebMAP? WebMAP Mobile is a program for teens who have problems with chronic pain like headaches, abdominal pain, or back pain. WebMAP Mobile is designed to help teens cope with pain and increase their ability to do things that are important to them. In this program, you will learn different behavioral and cognitive skills for managing pain and for doing more activities that you want to do. You are going to be traveling through awesome destinations during the program. It takes about 6 weeks or so to go through all of the destinations; however, you can use this app and the skills recommended for as long as you need to. Each of the places that you visit will teach different skills to help you manage your pain. You will also keep track of your symptoms and progress, and complete assignments to help you practice new skills. You will work on each assignment for a few days before you move onto the next place. Who created it? WebMAP Mobile was created by Dr. Tonya Palermo and her team at the Seattle Children’s Research Institute. The team is composed of health professionals and researchers with experience in e-health treatments for pain in youth. The software was developed by 2Morrow, Inc. a company specialized in mobile behavior change interventions. The contents of the program have been adapted from a successful online pain treatment program called WebMAP, which stands for Web-based Management of Adolescent Pain, which teens could access on a computer through the internet. You will get the most benefits if you follow the instructions and use the app daily. However, the effectiveness may vary from person to person. If you find that your pain is getting worse or you have any unexpected problem, please consult with your doctor before you continue using the app.

Atlas is a planner for students that keeps your calendar, your classes, and everything you owe in one place. CAPTURE, DON'T ORGANIZE Type or say what's on your mind — "chem lab writeup due friday, gym at 5" — and Atlas sorts it out: what's an event, what's a task, which class it belongs to, when it's due. Fix anything it got wrong with a tap on a chip. Your draft is saved as you type, so nothing is lost if you get interrupted. BUILT AROUND YOUR SEMESTER Set up a term once and your classes hang off it, with meeting times, rooms, assignments and notes in one place per class. Scan a syllabus from your camera roll and Atlas reads the dates, the grade weights and the late policy off it. If your school publishes a calendar link, connect it and your classes fill themselves in. ONE CALENDAR, NOT FOUR Connect Google Calendar and your events sync both ways. Add Apple Calendar to see everything side by side. Deadlines are shown as deadlines, not as blocks that pretend the work is done — and anything late is pinned, in amber, until you actually handle it. NOTES THAT KNOW WHERE THEY BELONG Keep lecture notes with the class they came from, so what you wrote in week three is still one tap from the exam in week ten. WIDGETS AND NOTIFICATIONS See what's next on your home screen or lock screen, or your whole week at a glance. Get a daily digest, event reminders, and nudges for what's overdue — each one switchable. Atlas is free while we're building it. Your data is yours: never sold, never used for advertising, and deletable from Settings at any time.