Revolutionary Reading Game, ItzaBitza, Tapped by COMPUTER EXPLORERS to be Incorporated Into International Curriculum
Posted on: Friday, 30 January 2009, 14:00 CST
"ItzaBitza has restored our faith in children's educational software!"
said
ItzaBitza is the first in a series of powerful new experiences from Sabi
that focus on creativity games and will be a welcome addition to the tools
COMPUTER EXPLORERS teachers and parents use to support young readers. What
makes this computer game unique is Sabi's "Living Ink"
(http://www.sabigames.com/LivingInk.aspx) technology, a drawing recognition
technology, evolved from work started within Microsoft Research by the Sabi
team members. "Living Link" empowers young readers to turn their drawings
into interactive art, while also enabling them to improve their reading
comprehension skills. ItzaBitza facilitates practice for children in making
connections between what they read and what they draw while staying motivated
in learning. The game, launched in
"We are thrilled that COMPUTER EXPLORERS will offer ItzaBitza as part of
its upcoming educational programs," said
Please visit Sabi's Virtual Press Room (http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/presskits/ipventures/default.mspx) to learn more about Microsoft's sponsorship of ItzaBitza, view a game demo, and download screenshots. People are also encouraged to visit http://www.ItzaBitza.com to download a free trial, purchase the game, and learn more about the importance of reading and creativity in our children's lives.
"ItzaBitza's innovative drawing recognition feature is an exciting feature and piques children's interest and enhances their learning," said Perkins. "Our teachers are looking forward to using this software in classes throughout the US and around the world."
COMPUTER EXPLORERS offers a range of technology education programs to children, teens, and adults through pre-schools, childcare centers, public and private schools, and recreation centers worldwide. Research shows the more people use information, the better they retain it. COMPUTER EXPLORERS emphasizes classroom and life lessons, while teaching children software and technology skills. COMPUTER EXPLORERS K-12 programs reinforce the core curriculum of public and private schools and meet or exceed National Educational Technology Standards. Students experiment with computers, robots, digital microscopes, and even design videogames.
About COMPUTER EXPLORERS
In 1984, COMPUTER EXPLORERS was founded by educators to give all children
access to quality technology education. Today, COMPUTER EXPLORERS is one of
the fastest growing children's educational franchises in
About Sabi, Inc.
Sabi, Inc. was founded in 2008 to provide powerful new gaming experiences that focus on creativity and interactive learning. Future games from Sabi will continue to focus on the player's creative expression through the use of ground-breaking technology. For more information on the ItzaBitza, visit http://www.ItzaBitza.com. For more information on the company, visit http://www.sabigames.com.
SOURCE Sabi, Inc.
Source: PR Newswire
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