SuperfastMath vs CogniAction

SuperfastMath - are you the fastest in the world? The awesome Superfastmath now has Game Center integration! This allows players to find out where they rank in the world in each number skill. from reviewers: ‘this is the best maths app I’ve seen. So simple. We love it.’ - 5 stars ‘An excellent little programme, especially enjoyable when you get it right and it awards you a decent score. ‘ - 5 stars ’nice and intuitive’ - 5 stars Designed by qualified teachers of Mathematics, SuperfastMath asks 10 animated questions on a specific number skill to be answered as quickly as possible. Get 10 out of 10 within the specified time limit to gain an A+ gold star achievement. 15 fundamental math skills are tested including the multiplication tables, addition, subtraction and division. Can you earn all 15 gold stars? SuperfastMath's carefully designed grading criteria provides a universal grading standard for the assessment of fundamental number skills for everyone in the world. The new global leaderboards mean players can see where they rank in the world at one digit addition, the four times table, one digit subtraction etc. Features - no in-app purchases - no adverts - 15 Top 10 graded scoreboards within the device if playing off-line - review responses page with corrections - includes left-handed option - suitable for all ages - 15 number skill games in one app!

CogniAction is a game platform, whose purpose is to challenge the brain of children with Down Syndrome, through tasks that seek to improve cognitive functionality and visomotor performance. The platform has four games: Let's smile - Aims to make an initial assessment of the child's visomotor function and readiness for the most complex games, aims to test its accuracy and reaction time for the visual stimulus presented. Let's Pop - Evaluates the child's motor and mental response levels, through the reaction to the presented stimuli. It can also evaluate measures of movement time, precision of visomotor response, reaction time and detects impulsivity and low behavioral self-regulation. See the Little Train - Evaluates sustained attention, discrimination, speed of response and working memory of the child Where's the Little Monster - Tests the learning of pairs associated between an abstract visual pattern and its location. It assesses visual memory and learning, and involves long-term visual-spatial memory mechanisms. Children must be instructed to memorize in which positions the monsters appear in the upper windows, to touch the respective monster when it appears at the door. In all games it is possible to choose between Easy, Medium and Difficult levels, through a calibration interface. This platform is part of the CogniActionLab project and is being developed with the support of the Apple Developer Academy project of the Catholic University of Brasilia. Project Manager Prof. Dr. Eduardo Amadeu Dutra Moresi Especialist Prof. Dr. Élvio Marcos Boato Dra. Rosana Maria Tristão Invited Scholarship Holder Ana Raíssa Bertolino Pereira Developers Prof. Me. Mário de Oliveira Braga Filho Higor Chaves Peres Sabrina Alves Cunha Veras Victor Oliveira Kreniski Designers Prof. Esp. Felipe Augusto Silveira de Carvalho Paulo Vitor de Souza Costa