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Learning Company

July 28, 2001 - Family Treemaker Deluxe 8.0

• The Learning Company is a supplier of outstanding family software, from hard-hitting productivity software and learning programs for kids, to the top utilities you know and trust! Brands included are The Print Shop®, PrintMaster®,Reader Rabbit®, and Family TreeMaker. Rob Stites, Product Manager for Family TreeMaker discusses this best-selling selling genealogy program.. Version 8 includes new family group sheet layouts, find and replace features, and a host of other features. Our guest discusses the upsurge of interest in genealogy especially with the Internet making many resources easily accessible.
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December 2, 2000 - Educational Fun

• Give your child a boost in school and let him or her have some fun at the same time. Well-known and beloved characters such as Arthur and Reader Rabbit help children learn to read and think. Tom Craven discusses the Learning Company's range of products that help your child with problem-solving and reading skills.
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December 4, 1999 - Clue Finders

• Perhaps your child is in the 3rd grade but reads on a 5th grade level. Most age related software bores him silly because it's too easy. In one activity he may learn best at Level 1, but in another game he learns best at Level 3. Kelli Lee from the Learning Company discusses the A.D.A.P.T. technology used in Clue Finders that takes care of that problem. Your child plays a test drive that evaluates performance and tailors the product so that he or she is challenged throughout the game and not overwhelmed or bored.
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April 4, 1998 - Oregon Trail III

• What was it like to cross the plains in a covered wagon? Find out with the Learning Company's immensely popular Oregon Trail III. Karen Davidson, Group Product Marketing Manager from The Learning Company, gives you the particulars so you can find out if you have the "right stuff" to make it across the plains of America just like the early pioneers.
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