UCSafety vs Math Minute

UCSafety is the official safety app of the University of Calgary. It is the only app that integrates with the University of Calgary's safety and security systems. Campus Security has worked to develop a unique app that provides students, faculty and staff with added safety on the University of Calgary campus. The app will send you important safety alerts and provide instant access to campus safety resources. UCSafety features include: - Emergency Contacts: Contact the correct services for the University of Calgary area in case of an emergency or a non-emergency concern - Friend Walk: Send your location to a friend through email or SMS on your device. Once the friend accepts the Friend Walk request, the user picks their destination and their friend tracks their location in real time; they can keep an eye on them to make sure they make it safely to their destination. - Report a Concern or Incident: Multiple ways to report a safety/security concern directly to the University of Calgary security. - Emergency Management: Campus emergency documentation that can prepare you for disasters or emergencies. This can be accessed even when users aren’t connected to Wi-Fi or cellular data. - Wellbeing Resources: Access support resources in one convenient app to enjoy a successful experience at the University of Calgary. - Campus Map: Navigate around the University of Calgary area. - Safety Notifications: Receive instant notifications and instructions from the University of Calgary safety when on-campus emergencies occur. - WorkAlone: Use the app to "check in" with you periodically while working alone or during late hours. If you don't respond, the app will alert Campus Security. Download today to ensure you’re prepared in the event of an emergency.

A mad minute, on the device your child already has. Sixty seconds. As many questions as they can answer. Then a result screen that shows you exactly which facts they missed - and builds a practice set out of them. WHY TIMED PRACTICE Most children learn the method years before they learn the facts. They can work out 7 x 8, but they work it out every single time. A timed drill is how that becomes recall instead of arithmetic, which is why teachers have used the mad minute for decades. Math Minute is that worksheet, marked instantly. HOW IT WORKS • Pick the operations, the size of the numbers, and how long the quiz runs • Your child answers on a big, simple numpad - no keyboard, no menus • A wrong answer shows the whole fact, so they see the right answer immediately • At the end: accuracy, questions per minute, every question, and the slowest one • "Practice now" builds a short set from the facts they just missed NOT EVERY CHILD WANTS A CLOCK Younger children often freeze against a countdown, so the untimed sets are free and always have been. A 10-question set has no timer at all. Nothing about the app pushes a child toward the clock before they're ready. BUILT FOR MORE THAN ONE CHILD Add a profile for each child, each with their own name, colour, history and badges. Everyone shares one device and nobody shares a score. WHAT THEY EARN 43 badges for streaks, speed, accuracy and simply turning up several days in a row. Once earned, a badge is never taken away - a broken streak is met with silence rather than a penalty. FREE • Addition, with numbers up to 10 • One-minute quizzes and untimed 10-question sets • A profile for every child, full quiz history and results • No ads. No accounts. No data leaves the device. PREMIUM - a single purchase, not a subscription • Subtraction, multiplication and division • Bigger numbers: up to 100 for add and subtract, 12x12 tables, division to 12 • 30-second and 2-minute quizzes, and 20-question sets • All 43 achievements, and the full stats breakdown per operation • Division questions always divide evenly, so there are never any remainders. PRIVACY There are no accounts, no ads, no analytics and no third-party tracking. Every quiz, badge and profile is stored on the device itself. The app works fully offline. Purchases are made from a Parents area, so a child cannot reach the store by tapping around. Best for ages 6-11, roughly grades 1 through 5.