Lisa Pospishil shared this puzzle on the Stick Around App Puzzles wiki: Parts of a Compound Microscope.

Stick Around is one of the first sophisticated yet simple, unlimited potential iOS apps I've seen with practical, fun, and user-friendly implications and ways to promote a concrete, visual "teachable moment" for all ages/stages of learning and all different kinds of students.

Miami Device is a mobile learning event taking place November 6-7, 2014 at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Day School. Play this puzzle by dragging the 8 presenter stickers into the box with his or her name. Click Check to see if you've solved the puzzle correctly.

Download this puzzle to see if you can position each sticker's arrow on the correct spot on the ruler.

The United States Constitution establishes a system where power is shared between state and national governments. This is called federalism. Download this puzzle to see if you can place each power in the correct part of the Venn diagram.

Here's a puzzle which has directions that read: Drag each word on top of its meaning. A player has two minutes to match the commonly confused English words to their definitions.

Caryn Trautz (@Mathtechy) shared this puzzle on the Stick Around App Puzzles wiki: Matching Benchmark Fractions, Decimals, and Percents.

Read some of the great Stick Around puzzle ideas shared on Twitter.

Stick Around's icon is a star. The codename we use for Stick Around is STAR. Why? This animation explains it...

Will Baker (@mrwilbaker) shared this puzzle on Twitter: Answer the questions on the stickers to find out what your true love gave to you.

How well do you know the Preamble to the United States  Constitution? Play this Stick Around puzzle to see if you can place the words into the correct blanks.

Just to be safe, you might want to periodically save that project you're working on.

Read about how Tony Vincent and MorrisCooke came together to develop Stick Around.