March 8, 2010 | Posted At: 07:00 AM | Author: Brian Nadel | Category:
Software-Reading
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The latest eBook for schools is neither Amazon’s Kindle or Apple’s iPad. It’s VTech’sFLiP Animated e-Reading System. Aimed at early readers, the FLiP not only puts words in front of students but adds animation sequences that read stories to the kids. The best part is that many stories have games built in and VTech will provide free downloads for the FLiP. With content from “Dora the Explorer” to “The Little Engine that Could,” for $20 per title, FLiP is economical. It’ll cost $60.
