All Answers: Re: [pakgrid] Our little effort at URDU conent for kids is well received

Sunday, 3 March 2013

Re: [pakgrid] Our little effort at URDU conent for kids is well received - covered in Tribune

It is surprising because I installed it on the iphone and it has sound and action. Basically it helps learn counting until Ten and it has fun interactions.

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    From: Waqar Saleem <wsaleem@gmail.com>
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 Sent: Saturday, March 2, 2013 8:15 AM
 Subject: Re: [pakgrid] Our little effort at URDU conent for kids is well received - covered in Tribune
  
The app has no sound. 

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On Feb 28, 2013, at 9:23, "ziaimran" <zia.imran@gmail.com> wrote:

 AoA,
  
  Our humble little effort at creating top flight URDU content for kids is covered by the Tribune newspaper. The title is named 'Duddoo Aur Dhobi'.
  
  http://tribune.com.pk/story/513072/localising-technology-new-mobile-app-introduces-urdu-nursery-rhymes/
  
  Will love everyone with little kids to try this app. Great way to get exposed to URDU language and counting while interacting with characters - we call it a digital toy.
  
  This is a free app and download links are at,
  
  iPhone: http://bit.ly/WVTYMR
  
  iPad: http://bit.ly/W475NG
  
  Android version is in the works, to be released shortly.
  
  This venture is named JugnooMedia. As kids we used to catch these wonderful little creatures and even put them in bottles to make lanterns. We don't find them in big cities anymore. Our culture, national and local languages are on the defensive. This is our attempt to reverse the tide. This is especially useful for expatriate Pakistanis who want their little children to stay connected to mother tongue.
   
  Regards,
  
  Imran