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Extend your MIDI keyboard to teach you playing it. Different practive levels will be available to improve your play.
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Regexviewer is a small, pretty teaching application. It is designed to teach students about (Java 1.4, PERL-like) regular expressions, by permitting them to load a text file, and experiment upon it with regular expressions interactively.
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Opsis is a Java applet designed to teach binary search tree algorithms. Opsis is not an animation program; rather, the system uses visual programming in an abstract way.
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Quest for Words is an educational game for the mobile phone to help teach illiterate Arabic speakers how to read.
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This is an education software intended to teach the basic data structures like staks, queues, trees and graphs. The software use an tutorial intelligent agent to keep track of the status of the student.
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ULTiMate Dictionary
Ultimate dictionary that not only holds words but teaches them as well
There are many dictionaries so making another one can look words up would be extremely useless. But what if a dictionary could even teach those words put into it? What do you think?
