Color Uncovered: The Exploratorium’s First iPad App Takes Off

By Aiona Bones on October 27, 2011

Tags: ExNET

Color Uncovered, the Exploratorium’s very first iPad app, was released last week and was quickly downloaded by scores of curious users. It currently sits at #1 for free educational apps, much to the excitement of Exploratorium staff, who volleyed emails back and forth all week, keeping each other posted on its current rating as it climbed the ranks.

The app, like the Exploratorium, takes a wide view on colorful phenomena, touching briefly on everything from history to biology. Learn about optical illusions, canine color vision, historical paint palettes, and how colors make us feel. Our online engagement team even managed to sneak in some hands-on experiments and teach you a little bit about the iPad itself.

Download your own version of Color Uncovered here. It’s free!

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4 Responses to “Color Uncovered: The Exploratorium’s First iPad App Takes Off”

1. Color Uncovered: The Exploratorium’s First iPad App Takes Off | Exploratorium | educatingmisstrap on January 15, 2012 at 4:30 pm said.

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2. woj on April 23, 2012 at 2:35 pm said.

   Android version????

3. Chris Dang on April 23, 2012 at 2:40 pm said.

   No Android version yet but we are hoping to begin development on one soon.

4. Beatrice on June 12, 2012 at 7:27 am said.

   Thanks for the great post on your blog, it actually gives me an insight on this topic.

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