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Artin Ayvazian
Play, learn, and grow with games
Kids can explore interactive educational games that teach basic math, letters, and colors. Complete challenges to earn rewards. Listen to fun stories and sing along with animated characters. Unlock new levels by completing tasks.
Sasmito Adibowo
Orchestrate meetings and deliver reports.
The app helps users ensure speakers stay within their allotted time and notifies them accordingly. It records speaker names, speeches, and durations, then presents and distributes timing reports via email or spreadsheet.
Innovative Investments Limited
Learn words and objects by sight.
This educational game helps children learn words and objects through sight, sound, and touch. The app allows users to add their own voice and pictures for a personalized learning experience.
John Talavera
Understand relationships between concepts.
The app presents verbal concepts to build vocabulary and develop analytical skills. It offers 64 analogy questions in a format similar to standardized tests, with varied question and answer placement for a unique experience each time.
Innovative Investments Limited
Learn with interactive lessons
Teaches children to read through interactive exercises. Features include matching displays, listening to sounds, and tapping correct numbers. Includes progress tracking and age-appropriate difficulty levels.
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