FCS Biology Mitosis & Meiosis (Lite)
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Free | Peter Simpson | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
The "Lite" version lets you preview the Learn, Interact, and Test section for each topic. If you like what you see you can unlock the full version with an in-App purchase.
Schools and Universities interested in volume purchases should contact First Class Standing to inquire about our "Pro" version available through Apple's Volume Purchase Program (VPP).
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Topics:
1. Chromosomes & Karyotypes
2. Mitosis
3. Meiosis
4. Binary Fission
First Class Standing creates intuitive, interactive Science Apps for students. Each module guides you through a topic in three stages.
Stage 1: LEARN
In this section the topic is introduced to you through an animated tutorial.
Stage 2: INTERACT
Next, you get a chance to interact with the process by moving cellular components, selecting molecules, and initiating sequences.
Stage 3: TEST
Finally, we give you a topic test to see how much you've learned. Then you can share your results with friends and teachers.
Our Apps are designed to compliment most high school Biology curriculum expectations (IB, AP, US, Canada), but may also suitable for many first year post secondary programs.
Each App is built around the concept of spaced learning to help you study more efficiently and effectively.
Reviews
Helpful, but clumsy
SpezSpazX
This app really helps me with genetics, but the fact that you have to sit through every animation, one by one, forewords or backwards, when there is a phase map in the top right corner of the app which IS surprisingly not interactive, is really annoying. This app would be so much better if you could just tap on a phase or sub phase on that menu and jump right into it. It just wastes so much time, otherwise.
No free content whatsoever.
CheshireCat2009
The amount of free content is so minuscule, it's only marketed as a freemium to get you to download it. I hit the paywall 5 seconds after the app start. It's useless.
