In terms of educational software, it's doubtful. I was teaching in an elementary computer classroom around 2010 and my recollection of the software landscape i

In terms of educational software, it's doubtful. I was teaching in an elementary computer classroom around 2010 and my recollection of the software landscape is of remakes of 1980's software, some uninspired (though otherwise good) software designed for secondary students, and utter garbage that didn't deserve the designation edutainment. The stuff I am describing as garbage was pretty much a game with interludes of learning, which is contrary to what MECC set out to do. While that model may be fine for parents buying a game for their own children, it isn't very useful in schools.