Research abstract

Endless Alphabet

Technology is radically reforming education from the ground up. Kids have always loved games. Games now exist that are specifically designed to get young children learning before they ever step foot in a school. By Prenner

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There are several apps which aid education in young children. One of the landmarks of early education is learning the alphabet. Endless Alphabet helps young children tackle the alphabet in a manner which continually engages them. Apps like Endless Alphabet can help children achieve that early landmark earlier in life.
Endless Alphabet makes use of repetition and exercises which require dragging and dropping a letter to the matching place on the screen. Children seem naturally drawn to tablets and smart phones and this use of technology helps them engage in their own education. Endless Alphabet is a sterling example of what a learning app should be.

Key takeaways

  1. Endless Alphabet is an application that takes on early letter phenomena relationships.
  2. Endless Alphabet covers basic letter familiarization and word vocabulary. It will make for a great tool for children just learning to read.
  3. It is interactive with the child. Once a puzzle is complete, a video will show the word’s meaning.

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