According to the creator, “KidPix combines art tools, graphic capability with ease of use and powerful new teacher tools to inspire creativity and learning.” According to the world, it’s the most popular drawing program
for kids. Ever.
This project appeals to a student’s creativity and desire for the personal.
And, it’s quick and easy.
Click on image to enlarge if it’s blurry.
–from 55 Technology Projects for the Digital Classroom. Preview available on Amazon.com and Scribd.com
Look a very cool tool indeed in preview but will try to find a free alternative.
Try TuxPaint. As exciting as KidPix for $0.
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