What is great about this item:
It has an average rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars!
- A baby appropriate keyboard topper sits over a standard computer keyboard so baby can tap on the colorful
- Fun animation, friendly characters, music and sounds reward baby, while learning letters, numbers, colors, shapes and lots more
- Features with 3 “grow-with-me” learning levels
- In the Learning Mode, baby learns early academics through each activity
- Fits all standard size keyboards, but may not fit some unique sizes and ergonomic designs, over sized keys for exciting on-screen rewards
- For PC (Windows 2000, XP or Vista) and Macintosh compatible
Product Description
Place the keytopper right over your computer keyboard and let the learning fun begin! This specially developed, infant-appropriate software offers three levels of interactive play to grow with baby. Start by tapping on the keyboard – the screen comes to life with exciting animation, music, sing-along songs, sounds and lots of learning activities. What a great way for you and baby to play and learn together! Minimum Requirements: Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2… More >>
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What is great about this item:
It has an average rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars!
A baby appropriate keyboard topper sits over a standard compu…
5 replies on “Computer Learning System”
We needed this for our 1-year-old daughter. No doubt that she likes toys, and specially if this is a computer-based. But, I thought it is a USB based thing–so you don’t need the original keyboard–and a stand-alone equipment. This was not true: the toy is a simple piece of Plastic that you, when clicking on one button of it, just mechanically push the keyboard button below it (you HAVE TO set the keyboard below the toy. This is annoying, and this is never fits in the first try–although we always manage to do it, and the daughter plays with it. BUt the very need for the existence of a keyboard DISTRACTS the baby. She starts pushing the ACTUAL keyboard buttons (those which this toy is not enough wide to cover, like the enter key and all the keypad). Here, you lose the concentration of the kid.
Moreover, the software accompanying this toy, I would say, is not very educational. The thing is that at this age you would like to have your kid know “Action and interaction” effects. That is, when the baby pushes a button she must see/hear ONE thing, so that she starts to associate things together, and understand that for her push on the button there is a reaction to wait for. What happens in this software, that it is OVERWHELMING with sounds, voices, and pictures, and those come up whether you click on the button once, twice, or NEVER. The ‘first-stage’ of this software (it has 3 stages) is very confusing. And other than the total noise intake, the kid gets nothing–and the parents get headache.
OK, overall, the baby will enjoy clicking a bit. But, I think the educational value is lost due to the badly designed software, and there is no physical convenience in setting this up–since it is no a simple USB plug and play thing. But rather physical thing with unstable setting.
1 stars
Great idea and product and once you get it setup it works great the problem is, if you need to remove if from the keyboard it is a pain to set back into place. Getting it aligned with the keys is not as easy as you would hope it would be.
3 stars
When I first purchased this product I was a little disappointed: I had hoped to get more for my $25 and positioning the keyboard was a little awkward. However, my daughter who is 20 months old asks to play with this toy everyday and I have become quite accustomed to setting up the keyboard. This is a great toy for satisfying a toddler’s curiosity over a computer.
5 stars
I like this toy very much, my daugther can play it for hours,
thre is only one problem, the instalation Cd it’s only for windows not for MAc os,
unles you have the new Macs with intell procesors, but the game its excellent and fun.
4 stars
The problem with the computer learning system is that the product description leaves out crucial information. The hardware specifications listed give the minimum system requirements, which computer exceeds, but it doesn’t say that you have to have a desktop computer which is a pretty important thing to specify. Even if I purchase a separate keyboard to go with it it can’t be used with a standard computer desk with a keyboard drawer. It can only be used on a flat table significantly larger than the average computer work station. This should have been it’s own keyboard, not something that you have to attach to the keyboard of your desktop machine. I would definitely purchased a different product if the product description had been up front with the requirements.
3 stars