Topic: Technical drawing · Ages: 12-14, 14-16
Dimensioning practice for secondary school, with scales. You tap two lines of a view and the dimension appears; when you check, it tells you which dimension is missing, which one is extra or repeated and which one is on a hidden line, in 29 parts at four levels, plus new parts it generates, with the part in a pictorial view and a tutorial in each mode. Another mode has twelve drawings with one mistake each; another puts real objects, from a microchip to a classroom, on an A4 sheet at any standard scale, and the last one asks questions at three levels, with class mode.
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