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Kinderbrowser Kibro
Een gratis browser voor kinderen tot +/- 7 jaar.
...Via automatische updates plaatsen we met regelmaat NIEUWE en GECONTROLEERDE websites toe. VEILIG en ONBEZORGD internetten voor KINDEREN tot +/- 6 jaar doe je met onze Kinderbrowser Kibro! In eerste instantie hebben we gedacht aan een browser te ontwikkelen speciaal gericht aan onze allerkleinsten en aan kinderen met een verstandelijke beperking, EENVOUDIG in GEBRUIK dat is ons DOEL! Deze browser heeft vaste pagina’s waar het kind uren plezier mee kan hebben. Kleurplaten, spelletjes, muziek, video, ... -
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Osmosis TTS
Text to Speech application with searching capabilities.
Osmosis TTS is a Text-to-Speech application with a built in browser and the ability to easily search for terms in the text using configurable search providers including search engines and dictionaries. It is particularly useful for language learning as one can easily search for foreign words using external dictionary websites. Text is spoken by copying text to the clipboard, and text can be queued up by continuing to copy new text to the clipboard while Osmosis TTS is speaking. ...
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