[Announcement] Sugarizer v1.6 is available for your device
Lionel Laské
Hi all,
I'm proud to announce version 1.6 of Sugarizer, the leading learning platform for children.
New in this version:
- 2 new activities included:
- Measure activity: An activity to learn the concepts of sound. Literally an activity to see the sound in action.
- Story activity: Express your creativity with the Story Activity. You should try to tell a comprehensive narrative that ties a set of random images together.
- Improved Calligra activity: You want to learn your child to write its first name in cursive? It's now possible with the new version of Calligra activity. You can even build your own words list. You've asked for it, it's done!
- New videos included: Thanks to Art4Apps [1] more than 100 new videos are available to learn how to spell and pronounce words in English and French.
- More privacy control: Your privacy matters for us. You're now able to control cookies contentment and you're able to easily delete your account on the device or on the server. Sugarizer is RGPD compliant and extremely serious about data privacy.
- Improved stability: more than 20 fix and update on Sugarizer and activities.
A short animation of these features is visible here: https://youtu.be/ZOdfOuCR8t4
A full description of Sugarizer activities with demo video, category and recommended age is available on https://sugarizer.org/activities.html
We need your help to improve Sugarizer user experience and make it accessible to more users! Support Sugarizer on GitHub Sponsor [2] or Liberapay [3].
Sugarizer 1.6 is available on your browser [4] but also for your Android, iOS, Linux, MacOS or Windows device. Download it from : Google Play [5], Amazon Store [6], Apple Store [7], F-droid [8], snapcraft [9] and if you don't like stores, you could also install it by yourself using instructions on the Sugarizer website [10].
On Android, Sugarizer could also replace your launcher with Sugarizer OS [11].
And if you want to deploy Sugarizer Server for your school, follow instructions here [12].
Lionel Laské
P.S.: Special thanks for their contribution on this version to Sarthak Gupta (Measure activity) and Saurabh Gupta (Story activity). Many thanks also to all Google Summer of Code students and mentors who made this release possible.