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    Elementary School Learning System (DVD)

    Elementary School Learning System (DVD)

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    From: JC Research
    Category: Software

    List Price: $39.99
    Buy Used: $6.99
    You Save: $33.00 (83%)



    Used (2) from $6.99

    Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars 2 reviews
    Sales Rank: 18073

    Format: Dvd-rom
    Platforms: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows Me, Windows Xp
    Genre: Childrens Early Learning Software
    ESRB: Everyone
    Media: DVD-ROM
    Number Of Items: 1
    Operating System: Windows XP
    Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
    Dimensions (in): 9.6 x 8 x 2.3

    Model: 2138588
    UPC: 798694887464
    EAN: 0798694887464
    ASIN: B0002FCQFU

    Release Date: July 1, 2004
    Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

    Features:
      • Develop critical learning skills for better academic performance
      • Provides a greater understanding of elementary math concepts
      • Teaches history, geography, reading, literature, and science
      • Helps elementary-school students achieve higher grades
      • Award-winning software features 35 CD-ROMs on 5 DVD-ROMs

    Editorial Reviews:

    Product Description
    The Elementary School Learning System is an engaging set of tutorials that will the performance of any elementary school student. It's a full-featured learning system that covers all the crucial subjects your child will face. Help them get straight A's every time!


    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Great Learning Tools   November 12, 2004
    Bailey
    0 out of 2 found this review helpful

    I just purchased this product for my 4th grade son. We have found the product to be very complete. Every subject seems to be covered. Although the software looks like it has been licensed from 3 outside sources they all have easy to use interfaces. It is very convenient to have all the products cataloged on 2 DVDs instead of having a stack of Cds to shuffle through. I think this is a great supplement to my sons current school curriculum. His grades have improved and he actually doesn't mind getting off his PS2 to do a little studying on the weekends. I would recommend trying this if your child needs some extra help with his/her schoolwork.






    1 out of 5 stars Stay away from this horrid collection of misfit programs   October 22, 2004
    DRW (Los Altos, Ca.)
    Stay away. This products appears to have never been tested before
    it was shipped!

    Claims of Win98 support? Requires patches from their web site.
    Once patched, "DVD1" lauches DVD #2 and "DVD2" launches DVD #1.
    How hard can that be to find before you ship the product?

    This is a collection of many CDs combined onto 2 DVDs. However,
    all the programs have different presentations, different
    interfaces. They all look, feel and act differently, confusing my
    younger elementary school child.

    Launching the Math programs from the menu starts an installation
    of the math programs in a hard-coded, set directory and then
    requires your elementary school child to know that those programs
    are run from the Start Programs window while the other programs
    are launched from the DVD. Trying to run the math programs from
    the DVD again just installs the already installed program...
    again (but of course, doesn't actually start the math program).

    This collection of many different programs appears to be the
    result of someone buying a bunch of different programs from
    different companies at some open market in a foreign land where
    software is cheap. Each one by themselve may be a fine program.
    Once you put them together onto a DVD for grades 1-5, it becomes
    confusing.

    My Elementary School Child doesn't like to use this, and I can't
    blame her.


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