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Narrator AR

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U.S. Army STARS Anatomy

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Price fromFreeFree
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
Web—Yes
macOS—Yes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published31
Spec score · Augmented Reality Learning Apps8.6 (#4)7.2 (#21)
PurposeThe app animates children's handwriting off the page in augmented reality to encourage letter and number formation and fine motor skills.STARS: Anatomy is a free app designed to help students grasp the foundations of anatomy.

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Narrator AR

  • Narrator ARFree
  • Narrator AR 2019Free
  • Narrator AR PLUS 1$4.29, paid once

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U.S. Army STARS Anatomy

  • FreeFree

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In their own words

Narrator AR

Narrator AR is an augmented reality handwriting app for children aged 3–5. Children trace printed letters and numbers, then use a device camera to see their writing animated off the page. The app offers rocket or unicorn animations, with additional characters in Narrator AR PLUS 1. Its learning materials include ABC and number bundles, story pages, movement activities, and AR adventures. Children can create personalized names and words for free, and the maker describes simple controls, 3D illustrations, sounds, and self-directed AR experiences. The app works offline and has no ads or in-app purchases. The maker says it does not collect personal data through the app; access logs include the page, access time, and IP address. The app requires camera access, and the maker says not all Android devices support AR. Its technical notes say ARCore for Android is not currently available. The maker provides instructions, lesson plans, demos, activity programs, samples, and a resource library. A free app is listed, alongside Narrator AR PLUS 1 at $4.29, paid once.

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U.S. Army STARS Anatomy

U.S. Army STARS Anatomy is a free app designed to help students learn foundational anatomy through activities focused on bones. Explore presents a 3D human skeleton that users can search and select; each bone has its name, shape, function and pronunciation. Quest is a physics-based puzzle game with more than 30 levels in which players find bones and collect artifacts in caves. Quizzes cover subjects such as Torso and Legs & Feet, while the Master Challenge provides an all-inclusive quiz. Bone Hunter tracks a streak of finding bones and can cover the full skeleton or selected groups such as Hands, Legs or Cranium. On supported devices, users can view the skeleton in augmented reality, and Bone Hunter is also playable in AR. The site offers educator-written sample lesson plans for grades 9 to 12 and teacher guides for using STARS apps. The app is listed for web, iOS, Android and macOS, with wearable support. Its Free plan costs nothing and includes the listed learning activities.

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