Any parent will tell you that the anaPad will not keep their kids away from the household’s iPad. It might look like an iPad, but kids are smart. They know a capacitive touchscreen from a white board. But that’s fine. As the creators note on etsy, it’s designed to promote analog learning, hence the name, in a digital world. The magnetic white board looks like an iPad and that alone might be enough to hold a child’s attention for some math drills or quick game of hangman. And yes, the marker and icons are included. [Etsy via Wired]
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