Tolerance Tykes is an augmented reality children's book series that brings awareness to specific challenges youth face everyday – such as bullying, depression, deafness and even gender identification.
Tolerance Tykes is an augmented reality children's book series that brings awareness to specific challenges youth face everyday – such as bullying, depression, deafness and even gender identification.
School has finally begun, and Miss Brooke is eager to teach her first ever 3rd grade class. Her class is special with 10 students living with unique challenges and you can bring them to life with the free augmented reality mobile application. Through poems and stories, sensitive topics are introduced, like Autism, Down Syndrome, Blindness, and Deafness. Students describe their experience living with these challenges in augmented reality and bring awareness of the difficulty a classroom setting can be.
School has finally begun, and Miss Brooke is eager to teach her first ever 3rd grade class. Her class is special with 10 students living with unique challenges and you can bring them to life with the free augmented reality mobile application. Through poems and stories, sensitive topics are introduced, like Autism, Down Syndrome, Blindness, and Deafness. Students describe their experience living with these challenges in augmented reality and bring awareness of the difficulty a classroom setting can be.
Interested in a digital product to bring content to life from a childrens book or textbook? Learn how we provide innovation with advanced technology.
Interested in a digital product to bring content to life from a childrens book or textbook? Learn how we provide innovation with advanced technology.
Health literacy is the ability to obtain, read, and use healthcare information in order to make appropriate health decisions. Unfortunately, 40% of Americans are considered to have inadequate health literacy.
Health literacy is the ability to obtain, read, and use healthcare information in order to make appropriate health decisions. Unfortunately, 40% of Americans are considered to have inadequate health literacy.
