click with mother – software 1996
visitors this year: 32 by Roger Frost TES 1996 CD-Rom will be a one billion dollar market by the end of 1997 say leading software publishers Broderbund. With predictions this grand, and with a...
visitors this year: 32 by Roger Frost TES 1996 CD-Rom will be a one billion dollar market by the end of 1997 say leading software publishers Broderbund. With predictions this grand, and with a...
visitors this year: 17 Software can put a bit more sense into the computer (Roger Frost TES 1998)Microsoft’s ‘My Personal Tutor’ is a pair of titles with the claim to be the first educational...
visitors this year: 16 by Roger Frost, TES Lego Racers (age 8+ £39.99) is a racing game plus. You can expect all the thrills of a very good racing theme: great model cars, Lego...
visitors this year: 18 (Roger Frost TES Xmas 1999) Game of chess anyone? Some games have kudos that computer games have a hard time to match. Telling people you play space invaders all night...
visitors this year: 29 (Roger Frost TES 1996)Anything that claims to develop essential maths and language skills is a magnet to parents and teachers. A software trade show, though with murderous games, showed a...
visitors this year: 47 Test your child software (age 6-11)Do you really know how well your child is doing at school? Well it says that on the box and it would be crazy to...
visitors this year: 31 The best news this Xmas is that the computer has present shopping sorted. There is now a CD-Rom to suit every interest from astronomy to genealogy and from gardening to...
visitors this year: 25 The magic of computers is in how software turns a machine into anything. One moment it’s a typewriter and the next it’s a calculator – turning it into a Christmas...
visitors this year: 38 If you want to see new software you have to go visit a trade show. Next January’s BETT show is for teachers, while autumn’s ECTS is for the massive Xmas...
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