Vosaic vs Angle & Ratio Usage & Stats
Vosaic’s cloud-based video platform is used by modern colleges, universities, K-12 school districts, and hospitals, to help learners bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Easy-to-use video recording, commenting, analysis, and sharing enables educators, instructional leaders, simulation techs, and researchers to more effectively observe, coach, mentor, and collect data for feedback, grading, and research.
Vosaic's iOS app is a companion app for our web based video recording and analysis website that allows for easier video recording and uploading.
Key use cases:
- Teacher coaching
- Pre-service teacher prep
- Video coding for research and analysis
- Medical simulation recording and debrief
Key App Features Include:
- Recording and/or marking up videos using one or two iOS devices in real-time.
- Marking important moments on videos after the recording is done.
- Automated uploading of videos to your Vosaic account for easy collaboration and sharing with others.
- Recording and marking up without internet connection.
- Sharing videos with other users your Vosaic account.
- Using custom mark-up form that you create inside the Vosaic web application.
- Apple App Store
- Free
- Productivity
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"Angle & Ratio" is a useful tool that you can measure the angle or ratio using a picture.
You can create segments by moving the marks freely, so you can get the angle of arms or legs, or inclination of body.
These segments are used to measure of ratio.
Of course, you can save the result as a JPEG format.
【Usage】
1. Prepare a picture
If you select a picture from gallery, you can adjust the size and position of the picture. Or when you take a picture, you will shoot the target in center of the view.
2. Measure of the angle
Please move the marks at the position which you want to measure (the marks [1], [2], [3], [4] are in order from the top).
The angle between two segments [1]-[2] and [3]-[4] is displayed on the top of screen.
3. Measure of the ratio
Please move the marks at the position which you want to measure (the marks [1], [2], [3], [4] are in order from the top).
The ratio of [1]-[2] to [2]-[3] and [3]-[4] is displayed under the angle ([1]-[2] is always 100).
- Apple App Store
- Paid
- Productivity
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Vosaic VS. 
Angle & RatioDecember 23, 2024