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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/NT
- Date added: April 22, 2002
- Total Downloads: 10,023
- Downloads last week: 9
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From University of Maryland :KidPad is a collaborative storytelling tool for children, designed by children and academic researchers. KidPad provides drawing, typing and hyperlinking capabilities in a large two-dimensional zoomable space. Through these capabilities, children can create stories by drawing story scenes and linking them together in two-dimensional space. KidPad supports multiple users through the use of multiple mice. Elementary schools in England and Sweden have made KidPad a part of their curriculum since 1998.
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Version: KidPad 1.0
Pros: I have been searching for these kinds of programs for ages and this is the best ever, I highly reccomend this to all of you. It's a cool program with alot of details, I think kids from 1-8 years old would like this program alot. It has pretty much functions and you can save your piece of work. It is quite similar to paint but this program would be mostly reccomended to small kids. You might want to try project dogwaffle if you're older. They are great programs and I defintlely have no negative points about this optomistic program. I feel that it can be highly devloped and I would actually pay to have this program for kids.
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