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Parents' Guide to

All the World: Better Learning

By Debbie Gorrell, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 4+

Limited collection of kid-friendly videos; in-app purchases.

App iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad , Android Free Education
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What’s It About?

ALL THE WORLD: BETTER LEARNING gives kids access to a collection of videos while providing peace of mind for parents about what kids are watching. A navigation page allows kids to search topics, access all videos, choose a language (English, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin), and learn about the team members who star in the videos.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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Kids say: Not yet rated

The app offers some charming educational videos that are free from iffy content, but they may not find it much different from other video providers. Receiving a new video each week and submitting original ideas could generate some excitement about learning. However, the videos are pretty short, so kids who enjoy watching them could go through the collection in a matter of days. The quality of the videos doesn't set them significantly apart from other content that's available for free. So, unfortunately, the video collection may not engage for very long, sending users to similar, but much more substantial, products. Perhaps after the library of content has grown, there will be more substance.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about which topics kids would like to explore in All the World: Better Learning. Watch favorites first and talk about what kids learned.

  • Talk about ideas to submit to the app's team members and come up with a fun way to present the ideas. What topics do you want to cover? What would be a fun approach?

  • Ask questions or quiz each other about the content of the videos to see what kids learned and remember. Does the content relate to off-screen life in some way?

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