| Explore dynamic learning resources using online research tools specially designed for schools. Students can find what they need, and then create links to this information in project documents or essays so that it’s available at the click of a mouse. Or capture data during project work, and see this information come alive in tables and charts created using easy-to-use applications that can be mastered in minutes. | |
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Capture information and make handwritten notes that are automatically converted into electronic formats.
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The world’s most powerful, comprehensive multimedia encyclopaedia. Whatever you need to know, it’s here.
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Visualise data relating to a geographic area by combining maps and other relevant data and information.
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Improve the way you organise, access and share information. For logical and mathematical learners, it’s an ideal way to enrich their work.
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Use the simple wizards to help students create charts and graphs. The random number generator is great for mathematical simulations and probability studies.
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Browse for documents on your PC, switch between Web sites in the same window, and access a wide range of browser services.
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