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Long time readers of Mindware Forum have told me that their favorite brain training software is BrainBuilder 3.0 from the folks at Advanced Brain Technologies -- which I posted about here.
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The iCap Neurofeedback System is the premier personal development technology on the planet It includes their cutting edge wireless brainwave biofeedback headband transmitter, the receiver that plugs into your USB port, their great software now in Version 2.0 that runs on both Windows and Macintosh.
The software guides you with constant measurement and feedback through their highly effective mental development system the Abundance Course developed by Lestor Levonson.
Link to Visit: Wake Up Refreshed Every Morning with Sleeptracker
Have you ever wondered why its often hard to wake up at a time set on a normal alarm clock? The answer is because the alarm clocks we have had available up to now cannot detect where you are in your sleep cycle.
In the morning we go through a continuous cycle from deep sleep, to brief almost-awake moments, and back to deep sleep again. These cycles become more rapid near the time we wake up because it is during this phase of our night's sleep that we dream.
This sleep phase is often called "REM" sleep, short for Rapid Eye Movements. Our eyes move with our eyelids shut in response to the various actions and activities which we experience in our dreams.
Link for this Post:Brainiversity Windows Game for Ages 8 to 80+
Brainiversity is a game designed to stimulate your prefrontal cortex with 16 different activities covering language, memory, math and analysis.
Sounds hard but Brainversity does a good job of making it fun.
The activities include First & Last, Spelling Bee, Word Maker, Sort It, Shopping List, Remember Me?, Phone Numbers, Visual Memory, Add It Up, Shape Count, Math Grid, Math Function, Alphabet Soup, Find Me, Perfect Match and Stroop Test.
At the beginning of the program, you are introduced to Edison, a "talking" light-bulb who welcomes you to the Brainversity, and gives you your first Daily Exam. Unlike the occasional sourpuss every school has on its teaching staff, Brainiversity isn't grim and serious.
Edison keeps you informed of your progress, makes jokes and offers interesting facts. During one late-night session, he even asked if I shouldn't be in bed. Since there's no story to propel you forward, Edison gives Brainiversity a much-needed shot of personality.
You can also earn up to ten different Stamps, giving children and other users something for which to shoot.
Through the charts and the stamps, Brainiversity does a good job of tracking your progress and highlighting your strengths and weaknesses. The option to print out the results would be a welcome addition, though
After completing this exam, - and earning your 100 Brain Bucks for the first day - you're sent to the game selection screen. Like before, there are four categories to work with: Math, Language, Memory and Analysis.
As you progress, different games are unlocked. You get a daily test each day composed of 4 tests. At the end it is recorded on your own private graph. Then you can play all the games individually and each one is recorded on your own private graph for the individual games, too. You can then play again as much as you want, so you can improve your scores with some extra practice.
Some of the excellent features found in Brainversity
Brainiversity is fun, easy to pick up, and perfect for the whole family. The target audience is adults who wish to keep their brains sharp as they get older, but young children, and anyone in between can enjoy these simple exercises as well. It is never too early to start training your brain and keeping it young and fit.
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