Back in Time vs Experia Kids

• "The coolest history textbook you’ll find on the iPad" - The New York Times • Winner of the WSA Mobile Award • Top1 iPad Book in US, UK, FR, ES, China… and 34 more Countries • Featured by The New York Times (Top10 iPad Apps of the year) • Featured by the American Photo Magazine (Top 10 Photo eBooks of the year) For iPhone/iPod touch download - Back in Time for iPhone Back in Time will take you on a stunning exploration of the history of our Universe, Earth, Life and Civilization. A journey through time where each event is documented with social and historical context, several images, an illustrative timeline and little-known interesting facts. Custom made animations bring those events to life, creating an interesting, immersive learning experience. An imaginary clock will guide you through this quest, proposing a simple analogy: the entire Universe started 24 hours ago. The Big Bang, the source of time and space, is the first event in our journey – the clock reads 0:00 hours. Today, 13.7 billion years later, the clock reads midnight. In between is a sequence of key events that has brought us to where we are today. Explore them, place them in perspective, see how they relate and understand the connections. We invite you to take a step back and see the whole picture. :::: REVIEWS :::: “...a beautifully executed lesson on the history of the universe and the evolution of life on earth. Great for high school students or parents who’d like to tutor younger children and enjoy a first-rate experience of their own...” - Bob Tedeschi, The New York Times “The iPad could use more apps like this one.” - The Daily “...the best iPad apps are those that combine coffee table-styled books with the fluid nature of the iPad’s interface. Back in Time is just that, it’s the story of the entire history of our universe made interactive on the iPad.” - Casey Chan, Gizmodo (App of the Day) “Back in Time is utterly gorgeous in its presentation. (...) The app is so easy to navigate that it is a delight to explore. Landka could scarcely have done a better job in putting everything together.” - Gwen Phua, Appmodo :::: FEATURES :::: Designed for iPad; 47 chapters; Over 350 remarkable images; 60+ amazing animations and videos; 40+ illustrated timelines; More than 200 little-known interesting facts; Music by the composer Rodrigo Leão; Developed in 7 different languages (English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Japanese and Chinese); No internet connection required.

Experience science with experia kids! Experia Kids turn chemistry and physics into loads of fun. Children practically gravitate to the iPad but most of the Apps available for it are not child friendly. With Experia Kids you can be sure that your child is not wasting its time on the iPad but actually learning something. And its fun, too: Your child can create a fire dragon, learn to layer water or grow zombie hands! Experie Kids has been categorized in two ways. There are categorys that are looked after by little patrons. And then there are levels of diffizil ranging from „easy“ to „only with a grown-up“. The Apps special features are: ⁃ double categorisation in categorys and diffizil (easy, medium, hard, only with a grown-up) ⁃ over 50 experiments ⁃ make a video of your successful experiment! ⁃ Step by step instructions with lovely detailed illustrations ⁃ easy to understand explanation for children Many thanks for the great ratings: ⁃Experia Kids comes up with many new, surprising and informative experiments. An App that can be recommended wholeheartedly. - IphoneKinderApps.de (this rating from a website that recommends Apps for children was loosely translated from german) ⁃The iPad App „Experia Kids“ won't only be appreciated by the education-oriented parent but will also be seen with delight by teachers. - Kinderappgarten.de (this rating from a website that recommends Apps for children was loosely translated from german) Experia Kids is a joint project by: - concept, design, illustration: Melissa Kleine (www.usability-check.net) - software development: Simon Kleine