MILAGE LEARN+ 2.0 vs GeCla - Symmetry Uso e estatísticas

The MILAGE LEARN+ 2.0 is an app for mobile devices, enabling students to access educational content in and outside the classroom. This app works as a support tool for students which provides them with the opportunity to autonomously solve tasks compiled in worksheets, while also supporting the teacher in managing classroom time, to the extent that the teacher does not have to provide solutions to tasks in the classroom which are already integrated into the MILAGE LEARN+ 2.0 app. In order to motivate and support the implementation of the various activities proposed, the MILAGE LEARN+ 2.0 app incorporates gamification features, different levels of activities to support students with greater difficulties and also motivate more advanced students in learning. The app provides videos with the solution of tasks for students so that students can have additional help to better understand task solving. In addition, the MILAGE LEARN+ 2.0 app also includes a self-assessment scheme and peer review to motivate students to work independently. The review of the content and the ability to identify key steps in solving exercises allows for the better storage of knowledge in the long-term memory. The MILAGE LEARN+ 2.0 app is free and is available for Apple iOS. With this app teachers can follow the work done by students and create contents to be available for students.

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GeCla - Symmetry

GeCla, short for Generator and Classifier, allows the user to generate a pattern, a frieze or a rosette with a previously chosen kind of symmetry starting from an asymmetric motif. It also allows the classification (with or without help from the program) of the patterns, friezes, rosettes obtained in this manner. In the end, the program provides a report of the errors committed. GeCla already has versions in five (PT, EN, IT, GE, SP) languages. The generator writes encoded information about the existing symmetries in the jpg image file generated. Then the classifier reads and interprets this coded information, which allows it (according to the level of aid chosen) to give information about how the classification process is going, preventing wrong choices, or only indicating at the end whether the classification is correct and, if not, indicating the first mistake. GeCla also includes a competition option. In it, each player generates a pre-agreed number of images and then both exchange images and each classifies the other's images. All steps are managed by the program, which in the end provides a report on eventual mistakes.