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The KDE Education Project

Home >> Applications >> Education

The KDE Community brings education and the future of children at the forefront of today's computing technology. With a variety of applications for different fields, such as Language and Science, KDE shows that the community isn't just serious about empowering computer users, it is serious about empowering our young with knowledge as well.

Languages

	Kanagram A word-guessing game, where letters of the word are mixed up for the user to guess.
	KHangMan Another word-guessing game, this time in the tradition of the classical hangman game.
	Kiten A Japanese reference and learning tool.
	KLettres An aid for learning the very first sounds of a new language. Over a dozen languages are available.
	KWordQuiz A general purpose flashcard program, useful for vocabulary training and other subjects.
	Parley Another general-purpose memorizing tool with language support. Uses a spaced repetition learning method.

Mathematics

	Cantor A GUI for fancy computer algebra systems.
	KAlgebra An algebraic calculator with support for the MathML markup language.
	KBruch A tutorial program for practicing calculating with fractions.
	Kig A program for exploring geometric constructions.
	KmPlot A powerful mathematical function plotter for KDE workspaces.

Science

	Kalzium An application for viewing information about the elements in the periodic system.
	KStars A desktop planetarium from KDE, accurately representing the night sky from any location on the planet.
	Marble A powerful virtual globe and world map. It is able to use OpenStreetMaps. You can see it in action in this video
	Rocs An interactive Graph Theory IDE for Students.
	Step An interactive physical simulator which shows how a scene will evolve according to the laws of physics.

Miscellaneous

	Blinken Our version of the well-known game Simon Says.
	KGeography A geography learning tool that includes a map browser and some games.
	KTouch A program for learning touch typing on a keyboard quickly and correctly.
	KTurtle An educational programming environment that can be used to teach kids math, geometry and programming. It uses a language loosely based on Logo.