Color Theory Quick Reference vs Dyslexia Test & Tips™

Color Theory Quick Reference Color Theory Quick Reference is a basic information tool for anyone who is new to color theory and needs a simple way to understand how colors interact. It is set up like a two-sided card with information on both sides. It provides introductory information to students who are new to color theory. Teachers will find the quiz function included in this app test helpful. Using the app a student's knowledge of color theory is tested by presenting a series of multiple choice questions. Here are a few of the ways you will use Color Theory Quick Reference everyday with introductory art and design students: • Use Color Theory Quick Reference as an informational tool to help students understand and review basic art concepts in relation to color. •Tap the areas of the screen to bring up more information shifts about primary, secondary and intermediate colors. •Tap to get more information about complementary and split-complementary colors. •Tap the question mark icon to activate a quiz to test knowledge of color theory. A perfect tool for introductory art and design teachers. •Drag and drop primary, secondary or intermediate colors to better understand their relationships. Use our Color Theory Quick Reference app to help students learn the basic terminology associated with color. Many of the areas of the screen are hot spots. Tap terms and icons to bring up more information about each topic. Topics include: •Primary and Secondary Colors •Intermediate Colors •Complementary Colors •Split-Complementary Colors •Color Temperature •Value •Grayscale •Tint and Shade •Mixing Colors

Dyslexia Test & Tips is the first app in the world that helps you quickly identify dyslexia and create a profile of the person being tested. FOR WHO? This app is meant for children, students and adults either with dyslexia or where there is a chance of dyslexia. You can take the test yourself or as a teacher, parent, family member or colleague, help someone you think could possibly be dyslexic to take the test. Even if you do not come into direct contact with someone with dyslexia, it can be interesting to take a look at this app in order to gain insight into the behaviour of people with dyslexia and understanding of its impact on their lives. DYSLEXIA TEST This app has been developed out of a deep love and commitment to the profession and with the intention of sharing information so that all can benefit. By doing the dyslexia test yourself, or letting family and friends, colleagues and neighbours take the test, it will soon become clear if there is a possibility of dyslexia. And the sooner professional help can be sought. IDENTIFICATION You have the option of first taking the short test found under “Identification’ before taking the more comprehensive test with 35 questions. The purpose of the app is to quickly get an idea if someone is showing any signs of dyslexia. The earlier dyslexia is recognised, the sooner a treatment plan can be implemented. But be aware, this is an indication and not a diagnosis. There is a chance that you will encounter behavioural characteristics in this app which you did not realise were associated with dyslexia. TIPS The wide range of tips in this app can contribute to a better future for those with dyslexia. In fact we can all benefit whether dyslexic or not, by improving the way we communicate. The app has been extensively tested by psychologists and dyslexia specialists. Children and (young) adults who are not good readers are advised to use the app with someone to help them.