In September
1995 Technology In Learning Magazine gave Magic Theatre the "Outstanding
Product Award".
In October 1996 Magic Theatre won the Thunderbeam Seal of
Approval.
ELECTRONIC
ENTERTAINMENT October 1994.
...There
is a word for programs like MAGIC THEATRE: cool.
PC
MAGAZINE October 11, 1994.
...Magic Theatre
is a wonderful tool for helping kids develop their storytelling
and creativity skills. Show-and-tell will never be the same again
....
Spoken help and large icons make it easy for even little filmmakers
to get the hang of the program.
FAMILY
FUN October 1994
....Kids who
love to tell stories and kids who love to watch cartoons (have we
left anyone out?) will find Magic Theatre fascinating.
CD-ROM
TODAY December 20, 1994
...Magic Theatre...has
it over most other contenders in this field. Magic Theatre wisely
eschews multitrack event timelines, waveform editors
...Kids
can just drag the cursor and hit the play button: The program records
all mouse movements and makes the movie for them. No reading is
required ... even a two or three year old can make an animated doodle
that brings giggles of delight.
...a
tool for pure worry-free childlike messing around. And that's how
it should be.
MULTIMEDIA
SCHOOLS March/April 1995
... rated 5 stars.
...It
was up and running in about five minutes.
...Magic
Theatre appeals to a wide audience with varying interests. I recommend
it to elementary school teachers looking for a new innovative way
to inspire students.
...
Outstanding-a "must buy."
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