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Tek-e-Tot is a collection of simple games for kids. It has an Android version for teaching touchscreen skills and a flash version for teaching mouse skills. The games include Touch/Click, Follow/Mouseover, and Drag. The Android app also includes audio assisted counting to 9 and 20, simple matching/sets, and learning lower and uppercase abcs. Visit wudiware.com for more information about both versions or http://www.arrall.com/teketot for very simple access to the flash games...

This program uses the Leitner system for flash card review. Right now the features are very basic, but I am looking at incorporating visual and aural information with flash cards in the future. The program should be able to handle anything in the Unicode character set, making it an excellent linguistics tool.

This project moved to Dana: http://danasrs.com Litner Box is an easy to use application designed to implement the Leitner system and allow you to ease the learning process. Organizing the information takes time and energy, but Litner Box is designed to help you memorize things much easier using the Leitner method. Based on the principle of spaced repetition, this learning system can be used to classify and memorize data by reviewing flashcards at increasing time intervals.

Yet another flash card program. It was intended to allow user to compose his own dictionary and drill through it. Drill can be customised by information presented/hidden, by word's group and difficulty. Initially program was intended to be used with japanese language so it provides 3 pieses of information for a word: meaning, riading and writing. Therefore it can be used for any language.

Kidware is currently a few flash apps for helping very young kids with learning mouse control, counting and basic sets. I tried to keep as much distraction out of the games as possible, in part, because I want the kids to focus on learning the tech above being amused. Hopefully kids will quickly learn these techniques and then use them to play some more advanced games. Currently, most of the games do not come with sound or instruction so the teacher/adult may need to demonstrate the game...

LogiFlash is an Adobe Flash based digital logic simulator. This project does a re-implementation of the existing ActionScript 1.0 based implementation (done at the Goethe University / Germany) in ActionScript 3.0 with new features.

A web application built in java to collect snippet of code or items on the web in categories. The application is provided with user registration, snippet moderation, advanced code formatting and ActionScript API for Flash applications integration.

A network simulator written in flash. Build up a topolog and send packets throught your network, see and inspect them as they travel, change the headers and observe such protocols as ARP and switch learning.

flashcards (former JFlash) is a program for learning with flash cards. It is written in Java and takes a very simple approach. The data and progess information is stored in XML-files. Development has stopped: Use e.g. *http://cobocards.com/* instead.

Xical - a Flash/Actionscript based Rich Media Framework/Player with extensive caching mechanisims to provide suitable low-bandwidth use via the web; OS: any that runs the Macromedia Flash Player or Plugin Version 6 (Xical (0.1)) or 7 (Xical 2).

This is an open source SWF authoring library with C++ class interface. Supports flash movies generation up to version 3.

A flash card testing program for pocket PC, intended to be use on PDA's running Pocket PC 200x with .net framework. It will read a test definition file to run the flash card test, provide audio feedback, basic statistics and timing information.