Developer
Ululab
Montreal, Canada
Release Dates
Major update
August 21st, 2014
Original release
February 6th, 2014
Platforms
App links
App Store, Google Play
Price
iOS: $3.99
Google Play: Free
Direct link
slicefractions.com
Slice through ice and lava to clear the mammoth’s path in this award-winning problem solving game. We’ve teamed up with university education experts to craft an intuitive and incredibly fun way to learn fractions — the bottleneck of early math education.
- Learn fraction concepts without words
- Experience an activity reviewed by researchers at a Canadian university (UQAM)
- Collect funky hats
- Solve over 140 innovative physics puzzles
- Play in a safe, digital environment. No ads or in-app purchases.
- Choose between 15 languages: Danish, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese
This free major update includes 32 exciting new levels, a new learning concept (addition), a whole new enchanted forest to explore and 3 new hats and badges to collect. The game is also available for the new
Apple TV a universal app!
Efficacy proven by research
A study conducted by researchers of the University of Quebec at Montréal (UQAM) demonstrated that the mobile game Slice Fractions significantly improved students’ performance in a very short amount of time. Learn more by watching a quick summary
video.
Ululab is a studio that produces fun and pedagogically sound video games. We strive to ensure that these games are intuitive and will lead to profound conceptual learning. We believe we can push the limits of game-based learning.
Slice Fractions – Math puzzle game | Release Trailer YouTube
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- “Rather than tacking on game-like activities, Ululab hits the elusive edutainment sweet spot. The app is game-like in all the right ways, but also a learning challenge with a clearly defined structure and goals.”
– Lisa Caplan, blog.appsymap.com
- “Too much teaching, and the game ceases to keep a child’s attention; too little, and it becomes just another game. That’s one of the reasons Slice Fractions is so great: it has mastered teaching kids about fractional math without having overt lessons to do so.”
– Nicole Tanner, MacLife
- “The math concept introductions and level progressions are so well designed that kids will move up the levels smoothly, not even realizing they are learning new concepts or the games are getting harder.”
iGameMom
UQAM researchers demonstrate effectiveness of educational video game Slice Fractions
Slice Fractions: now available on Apple TV and with new levels!
Please send us a quick email at:
info@ululab.com and we’ll get back to you as soon as a press copy is available for you.
Lead, design & programming (Ululab)
Dany Joly
François Boucher-Genesse
Jean-Guillaume Dumont
Visuals
Maïté Lajic (Minikim)
Brian Britigan, Marianne Lee, Barb Krug (Center for Game Science)
Audio
Justin Bell (benatural music)
Pedagogical advising & Research (Université du Québec à Montréal)
Stéphane Cyr, Department of Mathematics
Martin Riopel, Department of Didactic
Virginie Houle, Department of Education
