Its movable rebus bar also works as a text anticipator so shifts while you write. Kid's Media Magic's graphical interface is designed for early learners. The familiar basic pull down menu allows users to access the same controls as the fly-out menus with a few additional features like font selections, color, style, spell checking, thesaurus, etc. An electronic voice is available to read the selection out loud or your students could record themselves reading their own work. One fly-out area allows users to switch between text and rebus selections, as well as change the rebus bar to display different vocabulary lists.
Students are free to add art to their work in a variety of ways.
They could draw their own art using Kid's Media Magic paint tools. They could import art from other programs as long as they saved the documents in one of many standard formats. They could include video, scanned images, or pictures taken from digital cameras. Once particularly interesting feature allows users to add notes to documents. Notes can be used to insert review comments or additional information such as hints, answers to questions, or directions.