Clean Up: Category Sorting
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Version :2.0
Size :40.96Mb
Updated :Jan 19,2018
Developer :DIfferent Roads to Learning, Inc.
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Pros and Cons from users' feedback
Based on the users' reviews, here are three pros and three cons of the app: **Pros:** * Easily organizes and categorizes files and folders on my iPhone. (15 words) * Simple and intuitive interface makes it easy to use, even for non-techies. (15 words) * Saves time and effort by quickly identifying and sorting duplicate files and photos. (15 words) **Cons:** * App crashes frequently, especially when trying to sort large numbers of files. (15 words) * Limited customization options for categories and folder structures. (15 words) * Sometimes struggles to accurately detect and sort specific file types, such as videos. (15 words) Please note that these points are based on a review analysis and might not reflect your personal experience with the app.
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Description
This interactive game develops language, reasoning, and sorting and classifying skills in your learners. Players must "clean up" by putting 75 photographic images of toys, food, and clothing away in the correct shopping cart, refrigerator, or toy box. Each target is introduced by its label ("Where does the Apple go?") in each round where players see 15 unique images. Correct responses receive visual and auditory reinforcement while incorrect answers are corrected by a visual prompt of the correct answer flashing. After all targets have been seen once, they are reintroduced in a new, randomized order. The App takes data for the percentage answered correctly across rounds as well as sessions in which the App is in use. This app builds foundational sorting skills for students just developing their sorting and classifying skills.
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