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e-future Co., Ltd.
Learn through interactive games
Learn through interactive lessons and games tailored for elementary students. Practice vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation with audio and visual aids. Complete quizzes and activities to reinforce learning.
Dr. Stephen Fedtke, System Software
Create monsters, solve puzzles, explore cities
Create and customize monsters by combining body parts like heads, horns, and tentacles. Collect and breed creatures to expand your inventory. Unlock new parts and abilities through experimentation and progression.
Alexandre Minard
Learn French words with fun games.
The app helps children ages 2 to 7 learn basic French words. It includes over 50 words across animals, colors, and fruits, with letter and word pronunciation in French.
VKIDS VIETNAM LIMITED COMPANY
Write letters, follow dots, explore animals
Learn the through interactive writing practice. Follow dot lines to trace letters and explore animal characters. Includes step-by-step guidance for preschoolers. Offers free trial with five letters and additional packs for purchase.
AtriCure, Inc.
Explore anatomy and lesions
Explore a 3D model with epicardial and endocardial views. Identify targeted areas and lesions. Use markup tools to highlight regions or add lesions. Animate Afib disease progression.
Amir Kheradmand
Diagnose dizziness with structured exams
Learn to assess dizziness through structured history-taking and bedside exams. View video examples of eye movements and vestibulo-ocular tests. Interpret clinical signs with detailed explanations and guidance.
dijipiji limited
Learn Hiragana with stroke animations.
The app helps students learn Hiragana with stroke order animations and on-screen writing practice. It includes 71 kana, various test modes, and vocal pronunciation for reinforcement.
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