“Explore the surprising side of color with Color Uncovered, an interactive book that features fascinating illusions, articles, and videos developed by the Exploratorium.  How is Monet like a honeybee? What color is a whisper? Why is it so hard to find your car in a lamp-lit parking lot?  Color Uncovered features a wide spectrum of cool color-related topics to explore. Learn why friends shouldn’t let men buy bananas. Try your own color experiments on the iPad using simple items you have at home: a CD case, a drop of water, and a piece of paper. Discover how the iPad and other devices create color. Find out what causes afterimages—and more.” Exploratorium

This wonderful resource is used in my art room to allow students to engage with colour theory in a fun an interactive way.  The app presents articles to explain concepts, presents simple experiments for students to quickly undertake to increase understanding and exciting visual illusions to peak their interest.  Practical examples of color at work in daily life give purpose to their investigations.  This fabulous app can be used in an infinite variety of ways to enhance teaching and learning in the art room in Year 6-12.