The importance and benefits of play cannot be understated. Children’s lives are quite busy with the pressures of school and the constant influence of media. It seems the distractions are mounting with each generation. If you are concerned about whether your child is getting the right amount of playtime, read…
Click here to purchase on Amazon.com “Our Solar System” is a thoughtfully illustrated, large-format paperback book which effectively teaches the basics about our sun and the planets, the seasons of planet Earth, and the phases of the Moon. After completing the book, readers use the link in the book to…
YoungMindInteractive just released a new animated video created using an iPad Pro and the APP Procreate. Artist/director Jeffrey Wiener produced this 1 minute video on behalf of client Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park. Watch here: After The Storm: Invitation to a “No Show Gala” from Friends of VI…
Young Mind Interactive has been retained to develop an educational APP for Friends of the Virgin Islands National Park. The APP project is spearheaded by Development Director Tonia Lovejoy with the goal of offering visitors to the park a “ranger in your pocket” to assist with identification of plants and animals…
“Our Solar System” is now an illustrated Ebook for young early-to-advanced readers, covering our Sun and the planets, the seasons of planet Earth, and the phases of the Moon. After reading the Ebook, Play the game version of “Our Solar System, and use it as an assessment tool to test reading comprehension.…
Young Mind Interactive, Inc. has just released a spanish version of our STEM game “Our Solar System” entitled “Nuestro Sistema Solar”. This browser-based Digital Learning Tool combines a drag & drop game with an EBook to teach the basics of our solar system. This three-part HTML5 game fits on the iPad, and can be customized for…
David A. Steen, PhD; Science, Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
"In 1835, Charles Darwin documented the presence of iguanas on Santiago island, the largest in the Galapagos archipelago. It probably never dawned on the pioneering naturalist that he would be the last scientist to do so. Invasive species wiped the island clean of iguanas—an ecological void that’s now been filled thanks to an ambitious restoration project."David A. Steen, PhD; Science, Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
There are many reasons why a big wall is a bad idea. But, I work the wildlife beat, so here's why it would cripple the conservation and recovery of endangered species:WIRED
Boston Dynamics' robots can go for runs, move boxes, and even do parkour. CEO Marc Raibert walks through some of the biggest moves their robots have made. #WIRED25
