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Jiří Eischmann :fedora:

is a great educational tool for kids. Our 4 year old daughter is used to touch screens and I just couldn't find a way to teach her how to use the mouse. Gcompris managed to do it in 30 minutes.
She is also learning letters, basic math, etc. in the process.

A kid in front of a computer screen holding the mouse. There is a Gcompris module to learn letter on the screen.
Apr 23, 2024, 05:22 PM·Public·Mastodon for Android
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jistr

@sesivany Thanks for the recommendation, i didn't know about GCompris. I'll try it with my son.

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Lukáš Kotek

@sesivany We started with #gcompris using tablet, maybe we could try to do the next step.

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Schmaker

@sesivany I did some translation job on #GCompris just because I know my daughters will soon need it 😀

They are using it since like 3-4 years too. It especially helped with learning colors, so thanks to whoever recorded the voices 😀

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Jiří Eischmann :fedora:

@schmaker And we thank you for the translations!

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rugk

@sesivany Very cool, and here is how to install it in Linux without uhm… executing some shell file as suggested on the website.

There is a #flatpak version: flathub.org/apps/org.kde.gcomp

Flathub - Apps for LinuxInstall GCompris on Linux | FlathubMulti-Activity Educational game for children 2 to 10
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Eitch

@sesivany Minetest/Minecraft did the same for my daughter with the mouse+keyboard (unfortunately, she didn't like gcompris as much as those games)

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