Osmo Coding Awbie 4+

Name: Osmo Coding Awbie
Rating: 3.3 (3 reviews)
Author: Tangible Play

Tangible Play

- 3,3 • 3 beoordelingen

- Gratis

Beschrijving

Ready for a tree-shaking, strawbie-munching adventure?

In Osmo’s Coding Awbie, kids use physical blocks of code to program a wondrous journey for Awbie, a playful character who loves delicious strawbies.

Combining tangible blocks with interactive screen time, Coding Awbie is the easiest way to introduce your kids to coding.

Winner of the toy industry's top awards:
**Parent's Choice Gold Award, 2016**
**Oppenheim Best Toy, Platinum Award, 2016**

"It enables children to learn computational thinking"
- Forbes

"Osmo’s blocks are like LEGO for coding"
- Engadget

"…for young children, one of the best is Osmo Coding"
- The Wall Street Journal

Coding Awbie teaches problem-solving and logic skills. It helps kids succeed in an increasingly digital world. Osmo Coding Awbie is the easiest way to learn the basics of programming.

* Requires the Osmo Base and Coding Blocks. Each sold separately or as part of Osmo Coding Starter Kit or Osmo Coding Family Bundle.

* Compatible with most iPads and select iPhones. Please see our device compatibility list here: https://support.playosmo.com/hc/articles/115010156067

About Osmo
Osmo is using the screen to create a new healthy, hands-on learning experience that promotes creativity, problem-solving and social interaction. We do this with our reflective artificial intelligent technology.

23 nov. 2023

Versie 4.1.0

+ Improved onboarding experience for the users, better values and incentives for account creation

3,3 van 5

3 beoordelingen

Wrong language

When iPad is set to Dutch, app uses Norse menu labels (past initial splash screen which does show Dutch). When setting iPad to Norwegian, it uses Swedish; when set to Swedish it shows Danish and when set to Danish it shows Dutch.

On top of that, the Dutch label (with iPad set to Danish) for the ‘Play’ button says ‘Toneelstuk’, which means ‘theater stage play’ as in “I’m going to see a play at the theater”. The correct translation would be ‘Speel’ or ‘Spelen’.

These issues seem to be present in all three Osmo Coding apps (Awbie, Duo and Jam).

I do love the concept of these games and hope these language issues can be resolved soon, so my kids can enjoy the game fully!

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