LeapPad 2 – Kids Educational Tablet

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LeapPad 2 Learning Tablet for Kids – Source: LeapFrog.com

Have you seen the new LeapPad 2 tablet for kids? LeapFrog is known for their amazing educational toys and now they have created an educational tablet for kids.

The LeapPad 2 tablet has a personalized touch screen and is designed for kids ages four and up. The LeapPad 2 is a fun tablet, a play tablet, and an educational tablet – all in one!

The LeapPad 2 Explorer is a savvy learning tablet for children. Leapfrog’s kid’s tablet is fun, interactive and great for travel! This children’s tablet holds 2 GB of memory and more than 100 learning-based games, apps and more! The Leapfrog 2 tablet features a camera, stylus, microphone, and video recorder.

Children can customize content according to their skill level and create their own stories in a Disney-themed animation studio. The second generation LeapPad2 tablet includes higher resolution front and rear cameras, with both products featuring faster processors, better memory capability, and improved battery life.

Your child can learn valuable skills such as math, reading, spelling and comprehension. Interactive learning is a fun, playful way to motivate children to learn.

The best selling toys offer stimulation, learning and fun! These new touch toys allow children to emulate their parents as they enter into the world of computers and electronics. Tablets for children are made rugged, durable and child-friendly – perfect for active kids!
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Innovation in Education with the Amplify Tablet

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Amplify Tablet – Source: Amplify.com

News Corp brings a new solution to education with the Amplify educational tablet. Designed as a K-12 educational tool, it provides a cohesive hub of technology that enhances a student’s education through a solid curriculum. The goal behind the Amplify tablet is not to simply add technology. Instead, they wish to find innovative ways to support students, parents and teachers.

Amplify is a personalized learning tablet that divides course work by subject with background information, games and simulations for each area. Interactive textbooks allow students to utilize the information at their level. Homework can be completed on the tablet with group discussions and online tutoring available. A reference section and a library personalized to the student’s reading level are other features that make this a unique learning experience for each student.

The appeal of the Amplify tablet is not simply the innovation. It also incorporates data and analytics that optimize each tablet for the individual student. Parents can monitor their children’s progress through a web browser, smart phone or even the television. Teachers can interact with a student’s progress. This gives a personalized experience for each student, the type of experience that is the future of learning.

Another unique feature is the mapping of concepts at the high school level. This will allow students and teachers to address any learning gaps and create a more successful high school graduate.

Bringing innovative technology to the classroom does not negate the need to provide a quality educational experience. The Amplify student tablet starts with educational needs, molding the technology to fit the student. Student first and technology second, that is innovation.

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Kineo Tablet eReader – Source: Brainchild.com

Kineo Tablet eReader

Copyright © 2011-2013 EducationalTablet.com. All rights reserved. In ten years, could backpacks and textbooks go the way of 8-tracks and rotary phones? Technology corporation, Brainchild, certainly hopes so; as the demise of the two would signal that products like their new Kineo had hit it big.

What’s a Kineo you ask? In short: A super-cool 21st century textbook is what. And if everything works according to the Brainchild plan, a few years from now, parents will laugh as kids inquire in disbelief, “you mean you actually had to carry around 5 different, 5,000-page, paper-books in a sack every day!”

Yes, my friends, stories of carrying textbooks on our backs will be the new “when I was a kid…” tale used to illustrate our parental superiority and guilt our children into submission.

A seven-inch, Andriod-based tablet PC, the Kineo is completely locked-down for education. Your little one won’t be able to check their personal email or wander into non-educational corners of the Web. And forget about the brain-drain games; the only software you’ll find on a Kineo is of the edutainment kind. Moreover, the touch screen tablet comes loaded with Brainchild’s highly lauded Achiever software.

The Kineo might be pint-sized, but it’s chock-full of information (think 100X the amount of data contained in the average encyclopedia of yesteryear.) Not only are there things to read, but the Kineo lets kids draw, write and even record. A hand-held virtual classroom, the Kineo also comes with a built-in tutor that monitors your child’s progress and knows exactly when it’s time for a challenge.

Unfortunately, Kineos are not available for private purchase, but 5,000 units are being shipped to various school districts across the United States this fall. Never fear, though, touch screen children’s tablets are the hot new product and several companies, like LeapFrog and VTech, have commercial versions hitting the shelves this summer. Yep folks, once again we’re standing at the precipice of a brave new world, where backpacks are artifacts and entire libraries fit in the palm of your hand. Tablet devices are here to stay and will forever alter the way kids learn.  The time is now to get on the tablet PC train; and remember, in this day in age, it’s never too early to start computing. Copyright © 2011-2013 EducationalTablet.com. All rights reserved.

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Educational Technology Company Announces Affordable Powerful Learning Tablet For Schools

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EduTone Corporation, an international, privately-held technology firm, has announced the development of a game-changing academic computer for kids. A high-level product, EduTone’s ET Persona tablet PCs are meant for school districts and are set to be bundled with the company’s award-winning, multimedia platform, EduTone Xchange.

While a few select schools received advanced test units, EduTone announced their new tablet PC product will be available to all interested parties in the Fall of this year. For the initial offering, ET Persona tablets will only be available through a bundle-package with their established, multi-media EduTone Xchange service.

When developing ET Persona tablets, the specialists at EduTone wanted to ensure that it was both affordable and sustainable. They succeed in their quest; the tablet works with their full line of K-20 educational programs. And at only $199 – $399 per student, with a $20 a month financing program, EduTone tablets are priced just right.

Concerned about online privacy? No need to be with the ET Persona tablet; it’s got an integrated privacy filter that conforms to statutes laid out in the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act.

Renowned leaders in the mobile education market, like Cambridge University Press  and Webspiration are partnering with EduTone on the system; thereby making it one of the most comprehensive, advanced learning products in history.

At the next school board or PTA meeting, why not ask if your district has the ET Persona Kid’s educational tablet on their radar!

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