Richard Goleman recently put together a great article for the New York Times titled “Exercising the Mind to Treat Attention Deficits.” In it, he looks at the findings of several […]

PicLab is one of the more robust free photo editing apps with a seemingly endless supply of editing options from framing, text edits, exposure, brightness, color, and saturation, as well as nearly 20 different filters.

Kinect Sports Rivals is the latest entry in the popular motion-based sports series, which uses the Xbox One’s “Kinect” sensor to detect players movements — allowing them to control the game just with their body movements.

Children affected by autism frequently struggle with a variety of executive functions. Clinical symptoms of autism have traditionally included problems in the areas of flexible thinking, self-control, and social […]

Barefoot World Atlas is a highly functional, interactive world map, which users can tilt, zoom, and learn about world culture, geography, topography, and history.

Minecraft’s open-ended gameplay makes it a great platform for learning. For children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), the game can be particularly helpful in teaching key cognitive skills like Self-Awareness, Flexibility and Self-Control. […]

Flipagram is an interactive social photo album, where users can choose pictures from their Facebook and Instagram profiles, as well as their personal camera roll.

Play can be a powerful tool for learning, especially for kids. The interactive nature of video games can engage and captivate children in a way that other forms of media […]

Storyhouse is an iPad only app that can really bring a story to life using videos, pictures, and text, to create an interactive account of an activity, vacation, or idea.

Winston is a off-shoot of the Siri app, where users can receive a personalized aggregated list of all types of narrated news stories