KDE Education Project
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The KDE Education Project develops educational software for the K Desktop Environment (KDE). This software is bundled in the kdeedu package.
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[edit] List of software
[edit] Languages
- Kanagram - an anagram game.
- KHangMan - Classical hangman game.
- Kiten - Japanese reference/learning tool.
- KLettres - Helps to learn the alphabet and then to read some syllables in different languages.
- KVerbos - Application specially designed to study Spanish verb forms.
[edit] Mathematics
- KBruch - Program for generating tasks with vulgar fractions.
- Kig - Program for exploring geometric constructions.
- KmPlot - Mathematical function plotter.
- KPercentage - Small math application that will help pupils to improve their skills in calculating percentages.
- KAlgebra - A mathematical calculator based content markup MathML language
[edit] Miscellaneous
- blinKen - computerised version of the game, Simon Says.
- KGeography - a geography learning program.
- KTouch - Program for learning touch typing.
- KTurtle - Educational programming environment using turtle graphics.
[edit] Science
- Kalzium - Displays information about the periodic table of elements.
- KStars - Planetarium program.
- Step - An interactive physics simulator
- KSimus - Digital circuit simulator program.
[edit] Teaching Tools
- KEduca - Educational project to enable the creation and revision of form-based tests and exams.
[edit] Software in Development
- eqchem - for balancing chemical equations.
- Kard - a pair-matching children's memory game.
- KMathTool - a collection of mathematical calculators, like a factor finder.
- Kalcul - a mathematics testing program.
- Parley - Vocabulary trainer using a "flash card" approach. (Formerly known as KVocTrain)
[edit] External links
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