Family-Centered Playtime
Uniting families is essential. Parents are encouraged to be part of their child’s adventure, creating unforgettable moments. The type of creativity that emerges in children's play, along with the skills they develop, are vital aspects to nurture. With this in mind, a new way for children to play has been developed.
21st Century Skills in Every tori™ Game
In collaboration with children’s learning and development experts, all games are crafted to serve as a platform for practicing crucial 21st century skills. These skills, identified by researchers as vital for adapting to modern society and succeeding in future careers, are embedded in every tori™ game.
These skills are needed to remember information, think flexibly, set goals, and regulate behaviour to reach those goals (e.g. self control).
These skills are called upon to think about the information that one is given in new and novel ways to become an efficient problem-solver in and outside of school.
These skills pertain to movement and, in particular, fine motor skills such as manual dexterity.
These skills are required when thinking about objects in space or numbers, time, and space and how they relate to each other.
These skills emphasise how to get along with others and are developed as children play or work with parents and other adults, siblings, and peers.
Enriching Learning and
Play Experiences
Our aim is to foster a balanced connection between the digital, imaginative, and tangible worlds. We believe that the broader range of experiences children encounter, the more they can learn. By merging the wonders of technology with the joy of hands-on activities, our ultimate objective is to enrich both family entertainment and personal development.
We created the tori™ Dashboard app to engage parents in their child’s play as observers and above all as co-players.
Through this app, available on App Store, parents can monitor their children’s game progress and consider the types of skills that they may be practicing while playing.
Each time children play a game, we track how they interact and progress through the game. We then transform this content into smart information about the types of skills that they may be using.