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It is a software that is built to practice mouse handling. It is simple and straight forward to use. No game like interface, so ideal to use in class. Anyone, who may not like gaming, but want to learn mouse handling can try it. It is built in java, So it can on any type of system.

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. ...

...See an example here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtafJDp9LU8 The game is widely configurable. The places proposed during the game can be changed. It is possible to play either with a mouse or even with a fancy Nintendo wii remote.

With Student Control you can stream the screen of your student computers to your own one. Also you have a little tool-collection, so you can for example shutdown the student's pc or lock the mouse. And the best: It's free to use. (What a suprise on sourceforge :D) This Programm was part of a schoolproject in 02/2013

DKeyConcepts is a free software that teaches concepts in a fun an interactive way. It reacts to the key that was pressed and it displays the related images/HTML files as configured by the user . Great for kids, learning languages, spelling and more to come

...With class diagrams, sequence and instance diagrams, Firefly UML provides a solid selection from the vast range of existing UML diagram types. Firefly UML is really easy to learn as it provides you multiple ways of access to the same function - be it mouse action, hotkey, context menu or toolbar icon. And the best thing is: once you have learned how to handle one type of diagram, you also have learned how to deal with the other diagram types, because they all follow the exactly same user interaction patterns. Besides being user-friendly, Firefly also offers powerful features which other free editors usually do not. ...

With this applet you'll be able to visualize formulas by building a tree with your mouse.

Simple and efficient way to generate, edit, save different timetables

To be used by teachers and pupils in secondary schools. Teachers and pupils can display MathML-files on the screen via JEuclid. They can manipulate those expression with buttons, mouse gestures or keys.

GaugeBook displays Gauges of your FSX (with SP2 or Acceleration) and gives you control over a lot of Settings. Change Frequencies, QNH, etc with a few mouse clicks. It's still beta but the new G1000 is a blast. Runs smooth on any notebook.

JIMHR or "Java Interactive Mathematical Handwriting Recognizer" as the name suggests is the online handwriting recogition system that specializes in mathematical domain. It processes a user's handwriting through mouse or stylus pen and outputs the c

A little game written in JavaFX and Java, letting people guess the location of named places on a given map using the mouse. Extensible to allow different maps and sets of locations.