That means that no matter what the children do, there are no right or wrong answers. Exploration and trial and error are the learning styles that are rewarded, with fun noises, humorous animations, great graphics, and natural sounding speech. Press again and something else happens. Another type of errorless program is open-ended and exploratory. In these, there are still no right or wrong answers, but there are choices to make.
Children get an opportunity to see that they can make choices and be successful.
Programs such as the Living Books and other electronic storybooks provide this kind of experience. If your children can. Then, you put the cursor on that picture, and let them press the mouse button to animate the sequence. These include programs like Stickybear Early Learning , and selected activities in Bailey. Book House , Millie.