Elements4D from Daqri

Created by Samantha Morra

In Elements4D, the cubes become the trigger that bring the elements to life.

Students point the iPad camera at a cube, and it reveals additional

information about that element.   

If the element is solid, it look solid, like gold.

Here are gold and carbon. If a student clicks on an element, they will get more

facts about it.

Notice, when they are not touching, Hydrogen and Oxygen are gasses.

Put them together and, you guessed it, they turn into water.

Here are the cubes for Plutonium and Bromine separately.

Notice, Bromine is a liquid and Plutonium is a solid.

Put them together and it turns into Plutonium Tribromide and changes into

more of a greenish crystal form.

The really wonderful thing about Elements4D AR app is that it stimulates

inquiry.

Students want to manipulate the cubes and see what happens. They are excited

about chemistry.

http://daqri.com/elements4D-mobile/