Our family uses three Macs.

The Boot Camp workaround is not appealing. We use our computers for work and Brill Kids will be the first software that we would have to consider using Windows/BootCamp to run. We have no interest in shelling out the cash for Windows to merely run Little Reader.

As I'm sure you are aware, this headcount forum is unlikely to reflect the number of potential Brill Kids customers who use Macs. I suggest that you use hits to the No Mac OS page as an indicator of market loss.

http://support.brillkids.com/index.php/article/will-brillkids-software-work-for-mac-os-users

Even then, hits to this page only reflect potential buyers who are willing to inquire further after reading, "COMPATIBLE WITH WINDOWS ONLY.", on the product feature page.

Hello

I'm an American who has immigrated to Japan to raise my daughter with my best friend (also called wife) and her family.

We live in Kyoto, among the rice fields and parking lots, the irrigation canals and garbage, the temples and pachinko arcades, the incense and incinerator exhaust.

I've always been interested in the areas of learning, perception, awareness, and how personal intelligence and aesthetics are developed in each of us. The choice of conceiving and raising another person is an astonishing and profound exploration for me.

I am particularly interested in how early childhood experiences, including education, can prepare children for problem-solving, conflict-resolution, and dynamic systems thinking. Reading, speech, observation, music, and math are -obviously- foundations of these more complex lifeways.

Among my favorite thinkers are Dana Meadows, Ivan Illich, Paulo Freire, Daniel Odier, Howard Odum, Dōgen Zenji 道元禅師 and Zhuangzi 莊子 .


Archer

Are you using BrillKids, Gentle Revolution, Glenn Doman, or some other young child education method?

Are you homeschooling or deschooling (Ivan Illich) or dialoging (Paulo Freire) with your children?

If you are doing any of the above in Japan, please get in touch with me.


From Kyoto,

Archer