Kids Learning Web Application (Kiddy)

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2024-01-22

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Haque, Ahmedul

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Daffodil International University

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Between the ages of five and twelve, learning is an essential part of a child's development because this is the time when they start to form a sense of self. It is essential to create a positive and engaging learning environment that fosters creativity and exploration. Typically, children learn from their families and their surroundings. This is a critical stage in a child's life where they can acquire new knowledge and skills. However, in real-life situations, learning resources may be scarce, and children may need to rely on memorization to learn new concepts. Consequently, some children may struggle to make smart choices due to inadequate learning processes. 1.2 Project Purpose The website aims to achieve this by providing a range of educational resources, games, videos, and creative tools that are designed to be fun and interactive, while also teaching children valuable skills. 1.3 Background: I've seen many applications about child education. But I never see such an easy way to help kids develop their academic skills and have fun at the same time. 1.4 Benefits KIDDY seeks to enhance learning and creativity through its features, which are tailored to the interests of children in this age group. By providing a safe and engaging environment that encourages exploration, learning, and play, the objective of KIDDY is to help children develop a love of learning and acquire practical skills that will benefit them in the future. 1.5 Goal Kids will develop their academic skills and have fun at the same time. 1.6 Participants In this framework, stakeholders come in three different forms: 1) The development groups. 2) Administrator. 3) Wide readers.

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Educational Content, Interactive Activities, Child-Friendly Interface, Personalized Learning, Parental Controls

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