The iPad is a great educational tool that children as young as six months old find easy to use. But as great as tablet play is, young brains still need tactile stimulation in the learning process.

Tangible Play's new tablet accessory called Osmo is offering a different approach on how parents should look at virtual play on touchscreen devices, such as Apple's iPad, and the widely debated ...

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Here’s how creative educators are using hardware and software to build a bridge between the digital and physical worlds. Osmo’s Tangram game challenges students to arrange tangible puzzle pieces to ...

A number of companies have attempted to combine physical objects and the iPad in an effort to create new kinds of children’s games, whether that’s Crayola with their DigiTools coloring pens or games ...

A new device called Osmo aims to change the way tablets are used for gaming by expanding play beyond the screen. Osmo — the work of a startup called Tangible Play — is a collection of kid-friendly ...

Osmo is an ecosystem of learning tools – apps and accessories – that transform the Apple iPad into a kid-friendly center for augmented reality. Two key components are a stand – holding the iPad up ...