BitCreator vs Omni

BitCreator is an education program for kids to learn how to code by using Scratch based program with voice recognization. It is really fun for kids to play with voice recognization using iPhone. App includes a series of virtual sensors, which can be programmed and controlled without connecting real sensors.

For each immigrant family, it's important and hard to build a bilingual environment for kids. If a bilingual environment is not properly formed, kids become isolated from either the family or the society easily. I raised my two kids in the US and taught them Chinese as their first language. Once they got to 1st grade, they started to use English only and communicate much less with the family. We used a lot of bilingual books to teach them Chinese, but these books are very hard to obtain in the US. Therefore, I wrote the "Omni: Bilingual Workbooks" app to cater to their reading level and interest. After two months of repeated testing and observation, my kids love this app. Every night, they would open the app and read a story. Their Chinese is greatly improved after a few weeks: They can read and understand messages their grandparents and use more advanced words to express their opinions. Today, I'd like to share my "Omni: Bilingual Workbooks" app with every bilingual family. It's totally free right now, so you can try it out however you like. If you have a comment, please write to info@varidada.com Supported languages: English, Chinese (Simplified, Traditional), Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Portuguese. Features: - Parents can generate stories based on children's interests and hobbies using our built-in Generative AI technology; - Every sentence in the bilingual stories is fully voiced; - Every story comes with three cartoon pictures to help children understand the content better; - Read-along: automatically correct pronunciation; - Reading comprehension: questions that suit children's level; - Vocabulary: match-the-word activity to help children switch freely in a bilingual environment.