Educational Software

A1 SpeechTRON is a powerful Text-To-Speech program that is extremely useful for converting English Text to Voice. It can be used to read text from notes, documents, e-mails, e-books etc and can convert any type of English Text to Speech.

A set of 50 challenging puzzles of increasing difficulty. Learn to 'think outside the box' as you strive to solve each one. Each has a hint to get you started if you need it. Very enjoyable to solve with your friends or by yourself.

Test any number for primality with a single click. It uses a deterministic test and uses the Sieve of Eratophenes logic. Listed on The Math Forum @ Drexel (University) for Middle School, High School and College, ages 6+. $4.95 for the suite.

Add a new dimension to your photo collections, business presentations,and e-learning or educational content. TalkingSlide creates dynamic, rich-media, animated presentations and slide shows by seamlessly adding a CrazyTalk interactive guide or audi..

A spelling, vocabulary and trivia quiz game the whole family will enjoy. Includes about 20 game modules, each in effect a separate game or quiz. Create your own modules with included editor. Fast-paced, entertaining, educational.

Test your wits against the TriviaNet computer, the toughest and meanest quizmaster in town. All the fun of your favourite TV quiz show, with over 6,000 questions in nine categories including TV, Music, Movies, Sport, Science and more.

An interactive educational flash card program that helps you learn and memorize quickly and efficiently any subject and information.

A complete software system for building and then administering surveys and exams then analyzing their results. Use it to create and conduct exams or surveys over the web, over the phone or with a printed questionnaire form.

Balance Keeper is an educational tool that helps children practice addition, subtraction, logical thinking, and basic algebra.

Based on a word game popular for many decades, WordHide can hide a list of words in a random square of letters, placing the words vertically, horizontally, diagonally-- both forward and backward-- creating a puzzle on the screen as you watch!