2nd place – Lazuli Fun – funline Media GmbH

Here’s what media educators say: Design fun characters, let the colors flow, and create new shapes. Children can do all of this with their fingers using “Lazuli Fun.” This stimulates their creativity and, on tablets and smartphones, serves as a great alternative to drawing on paper when paper isn’t available. The app offers over 20 shapes, so it never gets boring.  It contributes to children’s aesthetic education by letting them give free rein to their imagination. Unlike many other apps for children—which dictate what to do and are structured around a didactic approach—this app lets children decide for themselves what happens on the screen. This empowers children.