An idiosyncratic, but interesting, program. A person's musical training and ability to understand the interface will likely be more important than chronological age for this software. The Magazine appreciates the special efforts by Dr. Raulston for the Preface and coordination of the preceding reviews. The reviews are a compendium of comments by the various student reviewers at St. John's School. The Magazine is pleased to acknowledge the public service their reviews have provided.
Computers are neat.
Bang on the key board in different places, things go beep, and stuff happens on the screen. But dad never lets me play very long. Then one day we played a new CD called Jump Start for Toddlers by Knowledge Adventure . The game starts in a make-believe bedroom with lots of toys, a cat, and a dog. Sometimes we use the clicker, but we don't have to click to make things move.