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COMPUTER APPLICATIONSAPM9600

Wagner, Roger. HyperStudio. El Cajon, CA: Roger Wagner

Publishing, Inc, [1995].Note: Hypermedia environment where non-technical users

can bring graphics, sound and text together in an interactive

and interconnected way.

APM9766HyperCard (version 2.3) Apple.

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Develop powerful

stand-alone applications for customizing business solutions,

education courseware, interactive multimedia presentations,and more. Integrated with AppleScript. Includes Addmotion

II.

APW28413

Claris home page (version 2.0) Claris, [1996].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Web authoring toolthat lets you create Web pages quickly and easily. Manual is

for Macintosh and Windows versions.

CUB17904

Jerram, Peter. Multimedia power tools. 1st. New York:Random House, [1993].

Note: Information and resources needed to createprofessional quality multimedia.

CUB26828

Caughlin, Janet. Claris workshop for teachers. Visions

Technology in Education.

Note: Learn the word processor, drawing, painting, database,and spreadsheet.

CUB2886

Microsoft works for the Macintosh. ISTE.

Note: A workbook for Educators. It provides experiences

that enable the teacher to use the Macintosh and MicrosoftWorks as a personal tool and ways the computer can be used

in the classroom.

CUM30176Web workshop 2.0. Pleasantville, NY: SunburstCommunications, [1999].

Note: Plan and create your own Web site, critique it,

advertise it, and keep it updated.

CUM31291

School web page survival kit. Lancaster PA: Classroom

Connect, [1997].

Note: Contains Web-ready clipart, software, and HTML

tutorials to help teachers and students create their own Web-based documents.

CUM35380

SimuNet. American Canyon, CA: Bridge Learning Systems:

distributed by Decision Development Corporation, [1996].Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. An off-line tutorial of

basic Internet functions.

CUM9640

Fast track resource. AEC Software.Note: For managing people, rooms, equipment, services,

time, and activities.

CUM9655How computers work. Warner New Media, [1993].

Note: Complex world of computers made simple. Takes you

inside every device from the mouse to the memory cells of a

CPU. Demo versions and tutorials teach you how to use themost popular programs.

CUM32127

FrontPage 1.0 (Macintosh) Microsoft, [1997].

Note: Create professional Web sites without programming.

ART

ARH20164Leonardo the inventor. Spring Valley NY: InterActive

Electronic Publishing, [1994].

Note: Explore the inventions and life of Leonardo daVinci.

ARM20673

Coate's art review. Quanta.

ARM21628

KPT Bryce. HSC Software.Note: Design and produce natural and supernatural

landscapes.

ARM28370

Art Explorer. Adobe, [1994-95].

Note: Painting and drawing program with art. Start with abackground scene, add character stamps and other tools.

Create comic books, buttons and decals, and fashion design.

ARM28373PhotoDeluxe. Adobe, [1995].

Note: Easily modify and personalize your own photos.

Includes more than 500 pictures and designs, dozens of

special effects, over 25 built-in ideas for calendars, cards,school projects, and create your own "After Dark" slide -

show screen saver.

ARM31656

Copernicus collection of multimedia images: vol.1. Lake

Oswego OR: Copernicus Software, [1995].Note: 500 images for creating business presentations,

documents, and educational topics for students.

ARM31855Blocks in motion. Don Johnston, [1996].Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Creativity and animation

tool. Makes building, creating, painting and animation fun

and educational.

ARM32188

TurboCAD 2D/3D. IMSI, [1995].

Note: Professional CAD made easy. Easy-to-use drawing and

editing tools. Includes on screen context-sensitive prompts

and floating tool and symbol palettes.

ARM32256

Art explosion 125,000 images. Nova Development, [1996].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY.

ARM4966

Kid pix companion. Broderbund : Learning Company.Note: Enhances the Kid Pix program with Quicktime, which

means you can play little movies within the Kid Pix program.

Media Center also has Kid Pix and Kid Pix School Edition.

ARM4966

Kid Pix studio. Broderbund: Learning Company, [1994].

Note: Multimedia paint program. Combines silly sounds,stamps, goofy graphics and special effects to create

animation projects, and SlideShow.

ARM9983


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Painter 3. Fractal Design.Note: Paint program that simulates natural media tools and

textures.

ARM9983

Painter 4. Fractal Design.

Note: Color, natural-media painting program that includessuch tools as photo design, image retouching, color-

separations, tear-off tools, visual previews, marbling, glassdistortion and liquid effects. Will run on Power Mac.

ARM9985Art gallery - case, document, and CD-ROM. Microsoft,

[1993].

Note: Collection of the National Gallery, London.

FOREIGN LANGUAGESFLM20079French assistant. San Diego, CA: MicroTac Software, [1993].

Note: Easily translate French and English documents.

FLM20227

Spanish assistant. MicroTac Software, [1994].

Note: Easily translate Spanish and English documents.

FLM32383Word action: Spanish. Gessler Publishing, [1996].

Note: Multimedia graphic dictionary with 700 commonnouns, verbs, adjectives and prepositions designed for FLES

and beginning speakers.

FLM33075Early learning Spanish: volume 1. San Diego, CA: Jostens

Learning Corporation, [1993].

Note: Five interactive stories that present a series of settings

for students to explore. The stories introduce a rich

vocabulary that reflects the strong tradition of Hispanic

literature.

FLM9870

Discovering French interactive - Case and CD-ROM.

Lexington, MA: DC Heath, [1994].Note: Students listen to native speakers, record and comparetheir own speech, then hear language in contemporary

context. Includes guided activities and open-ended activities.

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL FITNESSHEH27962

5 a day adventures. Dole Food, [1995].Note: Encourages children to eat five servings of fruit and

vegetables a day. Learn about nutrition and why eating fruits

and vegetables is important to your health.

HEM37331

Healthy world. Boca Raton, FL: EZ Fit, [1997].Note: Interactive wellness program. Covers physical fitness,

nutrition, and self management.

HEM9889Mayo Clinic family health. IVI.

Note: Illustrated home medical reference combines text,

illustrations, animation, video, and audio to unveil the

mysteries of the human body.

LANGUAGE ARTSLAB39086

Scholastic spelling: level 2. New York: Scholastic, [1998].Note: Textbook series includes: teacher's edition, teacher's

resource book, student book, audio tape, CD-ROM sample,

and information sheet.

LAH19481

Moving gives me a stomach ache. Discis Books, [1993].

Note: Help children read and learn. Optional Spanish audio

background. Story of a family in the process of moving. Told

from the point of view of a little boy who has been told to put

everything he wants to take with him in one box. He can'tfigure out how to get his pals and his favorite tree in there!

LAH47831

Orchard for your state: Language arts: 7-9. St. Louis MO:

Orchard Software, [2002].Note: Language arts bundle includes 13 skill trees that teach

and assess skills stressed in the NCTM standards, provide

step-by-step instruction, and reinforce key skills in a

motivating learning environment. Includes documentationshowing how the skills align with Illinois standards.

LAH47841

Orchard for your state: Language arts: 4-6. St. Louis MO:Orchard Software, [2002].

Note: Language arts 10-12 bundle includes 12 skill trees thatteach and assess skills stressed in the NCTM standards,

provide step-by-step instruction, and reinforce key skills in a

motivating learning environment. Includes documentation

showing how the skills align with Illinois standards.

LAH47859

Orchard for your state: Language arts: K-3. St. Louis MO:

Orchard Software, [2002].

Note: Language arts K-3 bundle includes 24 skill trees thatteach and assess skills stressed in the NCTM standards,

provide step-by-step instruction, and reinforce key skills in a



LAH47874

Orchard for your state: Language arts: 10-12. St. Louis MO:

Orchard Software, [2002].Note: Language arts 10-12 bundle includes 12 skill trees that

teach and assess skills stressed in the NCTM standards,provide step-by-step instruction, and reinforce key skills in a



LAI9787

Creative writer. Microsoft.

Note: Publish illustrated stories and projects such as

newsletters, cards, reports, and more. Includes clip art, story

starters, spelling checker and thesaurus, wacky sounds, andspecial letter effects.

LAI9842

My own stories. MECC.Note: Students create stories by choosing from a variety of

contemporary scenes, objects, colors, sound effects, andmusic as they explore the world around them.

LAM1313Page Maker.

Note: LATEST EDITION IS FOR MEDIA CENTER USE

ONLY. Provides the power to design and produce

professional printed materials.

LAM18854Words & concepts I. Laureate.

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Integrates language

and concept training. Uses a core vocabulary of 40 nouns in

six related language units: Vocabulary, Categorization, Word


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Identification by Function, Word Association, and theConcepts of Same and Different.

LAM18854

Wilson, Mary Sweig. Words & Concepts II. Laureate,

[1994].

Note: MEDIC CENTER USE ONLY. Integrates languageand concept training. Uses a core vocabulary of 40 nouns in

six related language units: Vocabulary, Categorization, WordIdentification by Function, Word Association, and the

Concepts of Same and Different.

LAM18854

Wilson, Mary Sweig. Words & concepts III. Laureate,

[1994].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Integrates languageand concept training. Uses a core vocabulary of 40 nouns in

six related language units: Vocabulary, Categorization, Word

Identification by Function, Word Association, and the

Concepts of Same and Different.

LAM19165

World of dinosaurs. Steck-Vaughn, [1994].

Note: Reading program that builds language skills, critical

thinking skills, and creativity. Animated dinosaurs, video

clips, graphics, and full audio support bring printed words tolife.

LAM19194

Ace detective. MindPlay.

Note: Students use critical reading, organize information anddraw conclusions to solve mysteries before time runs out.

MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY.

LAM19469Long hard day on the ranch. Discis.

Note: Allows children to read and listen to the hero's letter

and to see his solutions to the imaginary crises that arise

while he visits his uncle's farm.

LAM19475Tale of Benjamin Bunny. Discis.

Note: Benjamin Bunny is Peter Rabbit's cousin. He and

Peter set out together to Mr. McGregor's garden to retrieve

Peter's clothes - now being worn by Mr. McGregor'sscarecrow!

LAM19493

Thomas' snowsuit. Discis.

Note: Getting Thomas into his snowsuit was an impossibletask for his mother, teacher, and his principal. But Thomas

quickly jumped into his snowsuit as soon as a friend invited

him to come out and play.

LAM19499

Heather hits her first home run. Discis.

Note: Heather is a little girl who just started playing Tee-ball.

She goes through many different emotions as she stands at

the plate, but learns that persistence and courage pay off asshe finally hits the winning run for her team.

LAM19505

Cinderella. Discis, [1993].

Note: Help children read and learn. Each phrase is

highlighted as the book reads along.

LAM19511

Mud puddle. Discis.

Note: Shows children that we can all encounter situations wecan't seem to control. The story also suggests that if we try

hard enough we can usually find solutions to the problemsthat we face!

LAM19517

O'Huigin, Sean. Scary poems for rotten kids. Buffalo NY:

Discis Knowledge Research, [1994].

Note: Children today live with many of the same fears we allhad as children. But there are new scary things children must

also face, such as acid rain and its effect on our environment.

LAM19529

Paper bag princess. Discis Books, [1993].Note: A 20th Century fairy tale. It reflects current values

such as equality between men and women. In the story, the

princess demonstrates the ability to solve problems and make

rational decisions.

LAM21238

Smart books: CD-demo. Scholastic, [1994].

Note: DEMO DISK. Find and show kids videos of peopleand places they are reading about. Books covered are:

Exploring the Titanic, Favorite Greek Myths, If Your NamesChanged at Ellis Island, and Malcolm X.

LAM21528

Language discovery. Applied Optical, [1994].Note: Learn almost 1,000 words in English, French, German

or Spanish. Includes interactive scenes, quizzes and games

with all words pronounced by a native speaker.

LAM22385Pickleface and other stories. Hartley.

Note: Reading comprehension program that has interesting

graphics, sound, music, hint frames and an option to let the

computer read all or part of the story.

LAM22468Imagination Express - Destination Neighborhood - CD ROM.

Edmark, [1994].Note: Interactive storybook maker. Create amazing electronic

books and printed masterpieces. Add speech, text, sound, andanimation to stories.

LAM22468

Imagination Express - Destination: Castle - CD ROM.Edmark, [1994].

Note: Interactive storybook maker. Create amazing electronic

books and printed masterpieces. Add speech, text, sound, and

animation to stories.

LAM23499

You be the reporter. Educational Activity.

Note: Interactive writing workshop based upon the video

"You Be the Reporter." Develops student's ability to organizefacts in logical order and to write active, direct sentences;

well-organized paragraphs; and news articles.

LAM23806

Animated storybook: The lion king. Disney Interactive.Note: A story waiting for you to make it happen. Each timeyou click on something new, the story comes to life.

LAM25326

Owens, Dr. Peter. Classroom newspaper workshop - teacher's

guide notebook. Tom Snyder, [1995].Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Interactive newspaper

unit for entire class. Uses hands-on lessons that take students

step-by-step through every phase of creating a newspaper,

including interviewing, writing, editing, and design.


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LAM26341What's my story? Digital Kids.

Note: With magical video, enchanting sound and original

movies students are introduced in eight stories representing

cultures from around the world. Create your own stories

using the tools provided.

LAM2690

Tale of Peter Rabbit. Discis.Note: Find out what happens when Peter Rabbit visits Mr.

McGregor's garden!

LAM2774

Write on! class journals. Humanities.

Note: This can be used in special and everyday events in the

lives of children as themes for discussion and writing.Touching the child's experience sparks these activities,

motivating youngsters to think, talk, and write.

LAM2776Write on! Imagery. Humanities.

Note: Imagery is used to encourage confidence in creative

expression as students use the computer to explore various

poetry and creative writing forms.

LAM28135Writer's solution. Prentice Hall, [1996].

Note: Print and technology program in writing instruction.

The program is designed to: allow students to learn at their

own pace, motivate student writing through multimedia

presentation. Includes CD-ROM, laserdisc and video.

LAM28258

That's a fact Jack! Follett Software, [1995].

Note: Guides students from selecting appropriate literature toreading and comprehending the literature. Features a game

show format and a selection of over 30 high- quality books to

effectively capture students' interest. Media Center has disk

containing the following: Bridge to Terabithia, Charlotte'sWeb, Face on the Milk Carton, The Giver, and A Wrinkle in

Time.

LAM2937

Discis books adventures in learning. Toronto: Discis

Knowledge Research.Note: Guidebook on how to use Discis CD-ROMs in the

classroom.

LAM2957

Weil, Peggy. A silly noisy house. Santa Monica CA:Voyager, [1991].

Note: Presents an animated bears' house where the player can

point and click with a mouse to make things move and make

noise.

LAM29817

Sitting on the farm. Sanctuary Woods, [1994].

Note: Interactive story in French and English. Helps improve

reading ability, enlarge vocabulary and practice creativewriting.

LAM29846

The cat came back. Sanctuary Woods, [1994].

Note: Designed to help children improve their reading ability,

enlarge their vocabulary, and practice creative writing.English, French and Spanish words.

LAM2991

Mayer, Mercer. Just grandma and me. Novato, CA:Broderbund : Learning Company, [1992].

Note: Part of Living Books series. Little Critter and hisGrandma take the bus to the beach. During the day, they have

a series of adventures.

LAM3006

Aesop's fables. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Discis Knowledge

Research, [1992].Note: All of his fables on compact disc! Includes suggested

activities in the guide book. Second copy LA19487I.

LAM30263

Student writing center. Learning Company, [1995].Note: Full-featured word processing and desktop publishing

program with unique student features to assist in all facets of

writing (report, newsletter, journal, letter, and sign).

LAM31677

Black, Dr. Marion. Sentence master: level 4. Laureate,

[1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Ensures success forstudents who are at risk of reading failure due to difficulties

in phonics, oral language, English as a Second Language(ESL), and/or impulsive learning styles.

LAM31677

Blank, Dr. Marion. Sentence master: level 3. Laureate,[1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Ensures success for

students who are at risk of reading failure due to difficulties

in phonics, oral language, English as a Second Language

(ESL), and/or impulsive learning styles.

LAM31677

Blank, Dr. Marion. Sentence master: level 2. Laureate,

[1995].Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Ensures success for

students who are at risk of reading failure due to difficultiesin phonics, oral language, English as a Second Language


LAM31677Blank, Dr. Marion. Sentence master: level 1. Laureate,

[1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Ensures success for

students who are at risk of reading failure due to difficultiesin phonics, oral language, English as a Second Language


LAM31712

Adams, Barbara Couse. My house. Laureate, [1995].Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Helps children and

adults develop independence in their homes. Explore six

different rooms in a house. Learn to identify the names and

functions of over 100 common household objects.

LAM31717Adjectives and opposites: learning at the circus. Laureate,

[1997].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Trains and reinforcesearly developing vocabulary adjectives and opposites.Program can be accessed with a keyboard, touch screen,

mouse, or single switch.

LAM31719

Wilson, Mary Sweig. Creature cartoons. Laureate, [1995].Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Five cartoons, each

with an amusing story line that capture students' attention for

long periods of time while promoting the development of

internationality, an understanding of cause and effect, andimportant turn-taking skills.


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LAM31727

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Creature capers. Laureate, [1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Activities designed to

capture the visual and auditory attention of children and

adults with diverse levels of cognitive ability, including those

functioning below twelve months of age.

LAM31730Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Creature features. 1995.


capture the visual and auditory attention of children andadults with diverse levels of cognitive ability, including those

functioning below twelve months of age.

LAM31733Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Creature magic. Laureate, [1996].


capture the visual and auditory attention of children and

adults with diverse levels of cognitive ability, including thosefunctioning below twelve months of age.

LAM31736

Concentrate! on words & concepts III. Laureate, [1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Designed to exercise

short term memory while reinforcing the lessons of "TheWords & concepts series". Students try to find pairs based on

vocabulary, category, word identification by function, or

word association.

LAM31736Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Concentrate! on words & concepts

I. Laureate, [1995].


short term memory while reinforcing the lessons of "TheWords & concepts series". Students try to find pairs based on

vocabulary, category, word identification by function, or

word association.

LAM31736

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Concentrate! on words & conceptsII. Laureate, [1995].


short term memory while reinforcing the lessons of "The

Words & concepts series". Students try to find pairs based onvocabulary, category, word identification by function, or

word association.

LAM31742

Semel, Dr. Eleanor. Following directions: left and right.Laureate, [1997].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Help improve

students' ability to follow directions and develop left/right

discrimination concepts.

LAM31752

Wilson, Mary Sweig. First categories. Laureate, [1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Beginning training in

categorization. High quality speech, colorful graphics, andanimation will motivate individuals with a variety of specialneeds - no reading required.

LAM31756

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Micro-LADS (Microcomputer

Language Assessment and Development System) Laureate,[1994].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Provides instruction

that children with language -learning disabilities need to

acquire the grammatical forms of English. Includes: Noun

plurals/noun verb agreement, Verb forms, Prepositions,Pronouns, Negatives, Questions.

LAM31766

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Exploring first words. Laureate,

[1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Explore and interactwith vocabulary items in natural settings. Includes the 50

nouns from "First Word" arranged by category in realis ticscenes.

LAM31766Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Exploring first words II. Laureate,

[1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Explore and interact

with vocabulary items in natural settings. Includes the 50nouns from "First Word II" arranged by category in realistic

scenes.

LAM31772Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. First verbs. Laureate, [1997].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Teaches 40 verbs,each represented by two animated pictures that show the verb

action.

LAM31777Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Twenty categories. Laureate,

[1996].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Uses multiple-choice

questions to train 300 nouns from 20 categories.

LAM31780

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Swim, swam, swum. Laureate,

[1996].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Focuses on high-frequency irregular verbs and trains them in their present,

past, and past perfect forms.

LAM31789Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Early emerging rules: prepositions.

Laureate, [1996].Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Uses 20-picture sets of

different objects and containers to train the prepositions "in"

and "on".

LAM31789

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Early emergin rules: plurals.

Laureate, [1996].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Uses three 20-picture

sets to train the singular noun form and plural noun endings.

LAM31789

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Early emerging rules: negation.

Laureate, [1996].Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Trains Determiner

"no" including "has no," "have no," and "with no, " usingthree 20-picture set.

LAM31792Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Talking nouns I. Laureate, [1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Uses the vocabulary

from "First Words". Contains four activities that train

communication skills and basic concepts.

LAM31792Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Talking nouns II. Laureate, [1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Uses the vocabulary

from "First Words II". Contains four activities that train

communication skills and basic concepts.


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LAM31796Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Talking verbs. Laureate, [1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Pictures of 40 verbs

from "First Verbs" are used in three activities.

LAM31800

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Exploring first verbs. Laureate,[1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Shows the 40 verbsfrom "First Verb". Interesting animations illustrate the action

of the verb.

LAM31803

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Creature antics. Laureate, [1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Introduce and

reinforce cause and effect, turn-taking, and use of a singleswitch.

LAM31807

Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Creature chorus. Laureate, [1996].Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Introduces the

concepts of cause and effect, turn-taking, visual tracking,

auditory awareness, discrete pointing, and use of a single

switch.

LAM31814Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. Simple sentence structure.

Laureate, [1994].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Help children master

Subject- Verb-Object word order. Children work through five

sentence sets: contrasting objects, a mixed set, andsubject/object reversal.

LAM31817

Adams, Barbara Couse. My town: language activities of dailyliving. Laureate, [1995].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Learn language used

in the community. Includes over 100 items in their

community.

LAM31834Goin, Laura I. Simon sounds it out. Don Johnston, [1996].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Phonics instruction and

practice.

LAM31840

Press to play: zoo. Don Johnston, [1997].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Use a mouse, touch

screen or switch interface to interact with story scenes.

Humorous scenes at the zoo.

LAM31840

Koch, Rob. Press to play - animals. Don Johnston, [1995].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Use a mouse, touchscreen or switch interface to interact with story scenes. Press

the switch and see a humorous animal scene.

LAM31862

K.C. & Clyde in fly ball. Don Johnston, [1995].Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Choose-your-adventurestory helps students learn to read.

LAM31872

Goin, Laura I. Simon spells. Don Johnston, [1997].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Spelling tutor forindependent practice and learning.

LAM31883

ToyStore. AheadMedia AB.

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Children learn cause andeffect, choice-making and timing as they enjoy discovery,

story telling, arcade-style games. Use mouse, keyboard,switch, or touch screen.

LAM31891

Turtle Teasers. SoftTouch/kidTECH, [1996].Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Teaches memory skills,

cognitive processing, cause and effect, left-to-right eyetracking and basic color recognition.

LAM31904Hit' n time. AheadMedia.

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Children learn cause and

effect, choice-making and timing as they enjoy discovery,

story telling, arcade-style games. Improves switch timingskills.

LAM31906

aMAZEing ways. AheadMedia.Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Children learn cause and

effect, choice-making and timing as they enjoy discovery,story telling, arcade-style games. Not touch screen/mouse

compatible.

LAM32502Kiyeko and the lost night. Ubi Soft, [1995].

Note: Explore the Amazon Rain Forest as you follow Kiyeko

through his adventure to find the lost night. Follow the story

in English, Spanish, German, French, or Italian.

LAM32675

Fingerspelling & numbers. Seattle, WA: Palatine, [1997].

Note: Gain proficiency in fingerspelling. From learning the

basics to improving comprehension and increasing signingspeed. Provides both receptive and expressive training.

LAM34379

student eJournal. St. Louis, MO: Aurbach & Associates,[1998].

Note: Student eJournal is an electronic journaling program,featuring an unlimited number of pages in each journal; fully

styled and colored text; the ability to augment entries with

graphics, sounds and movies; text and sound notes, so that

students, teachers and peers can dialog on individual journalentries, etc.

LAM35735

Complete reading comprehension I. Fairfield, CT: Queue,

[1997].Note: Reading exercises covering a wide variety of reading

skills. Exercises are designed to improve reading

comprehension through enjoyable reading passages that

focus attention and increase retention.

LAM37429Wepner, Shelley. Reading realities. Gainesville, FL: Teacher

Support Software, [1993].

Note: A reading comprehension program that uses real-lifesituations involving to encourage young people to read and toimprove their writing skills.

LAM37440

Word works. Gainesville, FL: Teacher Support Software,

[199?].Note: Vocabulary development program that reinforces and

extends students' word comprehension.

LAM38881Picture power pack. Guffey CO: Slater Software.


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Note: Picture It -- pairs pictures and text to help individualswith special needs understand concepts, increase language

skills, and develop reading skills. PixWriter -- talking word-

processing program for beginning readers and writers that

combines words, pictures and speech. PixReader -- adds

speech to the materials in Picture It.

LAM39166

Storytime revised : ready to print stories, displays and photos.Park City UT: Creative Communicating, [1999].

Note: IntelliPics activities to be used with the Storytime

Revised Book by Creative Communicating.

LAM44401

Hans, Kathy L. Pronunciation in American English.

Pleasanton CA: The Chauncey Group International:AmEnglish.com; Encomium Publications [distributor],

[2000].

Note: Interactive multi-media program that improves

pronunciation skills for non-native speakers of English at theintermediate level. Includes video (to introduce the concept),

audio (to model the pronunciation), interactive practices (to

give immediate feedback on answers), and record and

playback (for "hands-on" practice).

LAM44946Clicker 4. Bellevue WA: Crick Software, [2000].

Note: Writing and creativity tool designed to motivate and

support children as they learn to read and write. Use Clicker

to create: instant vocabulary wordlists, sentence building

lessons, student-created talking books, web pages andmultimedia presentations, support for existing print based

spelling and reading programs, story starters and writing

frames, science lab reports, thematic projects, student

portfolios, and more.

LAM48417

Paz, Jennifer. ELLIS kids suite. Provo UT: ELLIS: English

Language Learning and Instruction System, Inc, [2002].Note: Instructional software for English vocabulary and basic

literacy development for younger learners. Native languagesupport is available in many languages.

LAM5009

Inspiration. Inspiration Software Inc, [1997].Note: Visual idea development tool for developing ideas and

plans. Fully integrates an easy-to-use Diagram view and a

powerful Outline view.

LAM5025Poe, Edgar Allan. Tell-tale heart. Discis, [1994].

Note: Brings the classic to life. Ask the computer to "read"

your favorite passages, to explain or pronounce unfamiliar

words, and even to identify objects in the accompanyingpictures.

LAM9662

Rooster tells a tale. CCC.

Note: Collection of primary-level books on CD-ROM.Makes stories come alive and learning exciting for students.Each interactive multimedia story is full of music, narration,

animation, and video that let students explore.

LAM9663

Home in a tree. CCC.Note: Collection of primary-level books on CD-ROM.

Makes stories come alive and.

LAM9664Brontosarus came to tea. CCC.

Note: Collection of primary-level books on CD-ROM.Makes stories come alive and learning exciting. Each

interactive multimedia story is full of music, narration,animation and video that let students explore.

LAM9681

20,000 leagues under the sea. New Media Schoolhouse,[1993].

Note: The year is 1877 and the seas are terrorized by anunknown force from the murky depths. Captain Nemo

commander of the Nautilus, has struck terror into every

seafaring man. Take an interactive journey into the mind ofthe evil genius who has made the ocean his only home.

LAM9682

Beauty and the beast. New Media Schoolhouse.Note: New version of the classic tale of love and overcoming

obstacles. Stimulates interest in language and literature.

Reading comprehension questions prompt readers to ponder

and form conclusions about issues in the story.

LAM9701Neighborhood soup. CCC.

Note: Students are encouraged to explore and browse through

the stories, spurred on by audio, animations, and video. CD-

ROM.

LAM9702

Sneaker factory.

Note: Students are encouraged to explore and browse through

the stories, spurred on by audio, animations, and video. CD-ROM.

LAM9703

Tiger came to dinner.Note: Students are encouraged to explore and browse through

stories, spurred on by audio, animations, and video.

LAM9712CD's story time. Houghton.

Note: Provides multimedia, interactive reading and writingexperiences using colorful graphics, playful animations, and

voice, sound effects, and music.

LAM9748ESPRO design elements. Wayzata.

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Volume 1 - Design

elements...contains approximately 800 high-quality, fully

resizable Encapsulated Postscript images, making it

absolutely ideal for desktop publishing. (copy 2 cataloged asMM23664M).

LAM9769

Prelutsky, Jack. The new kid on the block. Broderbund,[1993].

Note: 18 interactive poems from "The New Kid on the Block,by Jack Prelutsky". Children learn word meanings by

exploring poems.

LAM9789Manhole. Spokane, WA: Cyan.

Note: Fantasy exploration for children of all ages. Every

character comes alive and every new hallway leads to another

wild dream.

LAM9868

My school. Laureate.

Note: Language activities of daily living. Talking program

designed to help communicatively low-functioning children&adults understand & express the language they are likely to


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encounter in their daily routines. MEDIA CENTER USEONLY.

LAM9883

Language explorer. Nordic.

Note: Builds vocabulary using fun sounds and color

animation. Includes word sets for English, French, Germanand Spanish with more than 500 animated picture tiles in 42

topics.

LAM9919

dePaola, Tomie. Big anthony's mixed-up magic. PutnamNewMedia.

Note: Read the story, search for a lost letter, visit the secret

grove, and operate Strega Amelia's high tech equipment.

Based on Tomie dePaola's book -"Strega Nona Meets HerMatch."

LAM9924

Tortoise and the hare. Broderbund : Learning Company.Note: School edition includes Classroom Activities and

Aesop's Fables Coloring Book. Race between the slow-and-

steady tortoise and the hurry-up hare includes dozens of

hilarious sight gags and surprises.

LAM9954Adventures of Pinocchio. New Media Schoolhouse.

Note: All new interpretation of Carlo Collodi's story of the

little wooden puppet and all of his exciting adventures comes

to life.

LAM9955

Wyss, Johann. Swiss family Robinson. New Media

Schoolhouse.

Note: Adaptation of Johann Wyss' classic tale, complete withanimations, full narration, and on screen glossary of over 250

words.

LAM9963Theseus: caught in the Maze of Minos. Lake Ariel PA:

Westwind Media, [1993].Note: Key Greek myths become full-fledged sagas packed

with humor and action.

LAM9993First words. Laureate.

Note: Tutorial program that trains receptive vocabulary.

MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY.

LAM9993Wilson, Dr. Mary Sweig. First words II. Laureate, [1994].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Uses colorful pictures,

an encouraging voice, and the lovable Breaker to teach and

test 50 basic nouns.

MATHMAB44038

Unlocking fractions & decimals. MECC & Houghton

Mifflin: Learning Company, [1996].Note: Explores the concept of rational numbers (fractions,

decimals, ratios, and proportions) by using counters, bars,

circles, and other devices.

MAH29835

Real world math: adventures in flight. Sanctuary Woods,

[1995].Note: Students explore a variety of math concepts in a

realistic setting, an airport.

MAH37991

Prickel, Donald. Math map trip. Freeport, NY: EducationalActivities, Inc, [1995].

Note: Covers mathematical concepts of calendar, time,

weight, height, linear and liquid measurement, temperature,

fractions, area and perimeter, mileage, charts, graphs, and

comparisons. Presented through the vehicle of "taking a trip

around the U.S.".

MAH47694Orchard for your state: Math 4-6. St. Louis MO: Orchard

Software, [2002].

Note: Math 4-6 bundle includes 16 skill trees that include amix of computational and conceptual programs.

MAM18534

Interactive mathematics. Silver Burdett Ginn.Note: A CD-ROM program to be used with "Exploring Your

World" textbook series.

MAM21544Anno's learning games. Putnam New Media.

Note: Includes 8 different interactive adventures designed toteach math concepts. Encourages playful imagination as the

tool to logical understanding any problem solving.

MAM21549Tangible math. Cambridge, MA: Logal Software, [1994].

Note: Demo disk. Incorporates tangible representations -

examples and pictures from real life- in an exploratory

environment designed to promote active student learning and

to teach math.

MAM23617

Action fraction fun house. New Media Schoolhouse, [1994].

Note: Four sections filed with decimals, fractions, andpercents.

MAM24038

Tabletop Jr. TERC: Learning Company, [1995].Note: Explore and apply fundamental principles of logic,

information, graphing, and data analysis.

MAM24600

Maya math - disks. Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst

Communications, [1995].Note: Discover the importance of place value and zero by

deciphering the mysterious Maya base-twenty system. To be

used in conjunction with the Second Voyage of the Mimi

video series.

MAM25066

Graph action plus. Watertown, MA: Tom Snyder, [1997].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Contains three software

programs: Graph Action, Action Analyzer, and Multi-Viewerplus QuickTime movies and pre-made files. Aids the user in

understanding the fundamentals of graphing change overtime.

MAM2791Math shop Jr. Scholastic.

Note: Provides an interactive environment in which students

can explore many facets of a given problem. Each problem

comes alive with graphics, moving bars, and values that are

calculated in response to students' entry.

MAM28031

Math tools - Disks. Needham, MA: Prentice Hall, [1995].

Note: Interactive learning environment that helps students

develop and discover math concepts. Allows users to connectdata, solutions, and ideas. Includes spreadsheet, graphing


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tools, geometry tools, probability tools, electronicmanipulatives, word processor, and calculator.

MAM29116

Counting on Frank: a math adventure game. Creative

Wonders, [1994].

Note: Encourages students to practice applying basic mathconcepts to real world experiences in an interactive

environment. Meets NCTM standards.

MAM29591

CampOS math. Pierian Spring Software, [1996].Note: Develops problem solving skills and builds confidence

in using math.

MAM29842NFL math. Sanctuary Woods, [1996].

Note: Use math skills to move your favorite teams down the

field. Answer a math quest bases on real pro football stats.

MAM31843

Big:Calc. Don Johnston, [1996].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Talking calculator with

extra-large buttons and special needs features.

MAM31864Access to math. Don Johnston, [1997].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Talking worksheets

program that makes worksheets and solves worksheets.

MAM33285MathPad. IntelliTools, [1997].

Note: Do basic arithmetic problems directly on the computer.

Choose from 300 sample problems or type your own.

Includes IntellilKeys overlays.

MAM35740

Mastering math. Fairfield, CT: Queue, [1995].

Note: Multiple programs for improving math skills. Featuresunits on math word problems, grade six mathematics,

survival math, and sports problems. Offers feedback, helpscreens, and scoring.

MAM37969

The quarter mile math game. Oakland CA: Barnum Software,[1998].

Note: A cross-section of 330 math topics from the other

Quarter mile programs. Contains 70,000 problems.

MAM9773Cruncher. Davidson.

Note: Spreadsheet that's fun and easy to use. It computes, it

graphs, it talks, it teaches math. Real-world projects are

included to illustrate exactly how you can use math andspreadsheets in everyday life.

MAM9863

Mathematica. Wolfram Research, [1993].

Note: Demonstration disk. A system for doing mathematicsby computer.

MAM9964

Money challenge. Gamco.

Note: Demo version disk. Tic-tac-toe game that builds

money skills.

MAM9965

Discover time - disk. Big Spring, TX: Gamco.

Note: Demo version disk. Two-player game that buildstelling time skills.

MAM9966

Touch math: fractions.

MAM9971

Nanny, Margo. CountDown. Voyager, [1992].

Note: MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY. Nine real-life objectsand three challenging, interactive games make math fun.

Enables children to play with math concepts that are oftendifficult to understand when presented as abstract ideas and

numbers. Learn to count in French, German, Ital ian, and

Spanish.

MULTIMEDIAMMH23664

Explorer pack pt. 2. Grand Rapids MI: Wayzata Technology,

[1992 1994].

Note: Includes royalty free clip art, fonts, sounds,backgrounds, and movie clips.

MMH27970

Visual symbols sampler. Seattle WA: PhotoDisc, [1995].

Note: Number 5 of the Object Series Photodisc. Object series

5-12 (a) contains photos of everyday objects, metaphoricallyspeaking objects, just tools, just hands, and just documents.

Object series 1-4 (b) contains photos of fruits and vegetables,faces and hands, architectural elements, and retro relics.

MMM19214

Microsoft Corporation. Encarta 98 research organizer.

[United States]: Microsoft, [1997].

Note: Included with Encarta 98 encyclopedia. Helps you tocompile and organize your research. Use Research Organizer

to take notes, copy and paste text and images, create an

outline and cite sources, and then export your information to

a word processor to finish your project.

MMM19214Encarta: 1994. Microsoft.

Note: Multimedia encyclopedia with thousands of up-to-date

articles and high-resolution graphics, enlightening

animations, stunning video clips, and resonant digital sounds.Includes Teacher's Activity Guide.

MMM19214

Encarta '95 - Case, CD-ROM, and doc. Microsoft, [1995].

Note: Multimedia encyclopedia with thousands of up-to-datearticles and high-resolution graphics, enlightening

animations, stunning video clips, and resonant digital sounds.

Includes Teacher's Activity Guide.

MMM19214Encarta 98 encyclopedia. [Redmond, WA]: Microsoft,

[1997].

Note: Includes bonus CD Encarta 98 research organizer. A

multimedia encyclopedia featuring more than 32,000 articles,

14,000 photographs, 150 video clips and animations, 2300sound clips plus a 65,000 word dictionary. Also includes

embedded hypertext links to hundreds of related websites andaccess to the Encarta online library featuring magazines,

newspapers and other reference sources.

MMM20722

Photoshop. Adobe.

Note: LATEST VERSION IS MEDIA CENTER USE

ONLY. Software that brings the world of digital imageediting and professional prepress production to the desktop.

Retouch scanned photographs, edit images, and create

painted artwork and special effects.


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MMM21527Mediasource natural sciences library: volume 1. West

Chester PA: Applied Optical Media, [1992].

Note: Provides professional quality stock photos, background

music and sound effect with reuse rights for desktop

multimedia presentations.

MMM22170

Teaching, learning & technology. Intellimation.Note: Planning guide containing information, technology

references, case studies and actual classroom examples of

successful uses of various kinds of technology. New versionincludes QuickTime. MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY.

MMM22203

Guinness multimedia disc of records. Grolier.Note: 1994 edition. Includes 3.800 categories, every word,

record and picture from the world-renowned book plus

movies.

MMM22320

mPOWER. Novato CA: Mindscape: Learning Company,

[1996].

Note: Multimedia presentation authoring program that can

incorporate analog or digital audio and video. Includes

royalty-free sound clips and example presentations. Demodisk.

MMM22378

First connections: the Golden book encyclopedia. San Diego

CA; Dimondale MI: Jostens Learning; Hartley, [1995].Note: Students learn hands-on research and study methods.

Includes 1600 articles, on-line notebook, over 700 videos,

animations, sounds, speech clips, and article printing

capabilities.

MMM23267

World book multimedia encyclopedia: the authoritative CD-

ROM encyclopedia. Chicago, IL: World Book, [1995].Note: Research tool with comprehensive, curriculum-

oriented articles, illustrations, animations, videos, and audio.

MMM23267

World book. Chicago, IL: World Book, [1998].

Note: Research tool with comprehensive, curriculum-oriented articles, illustrations, animations, videos, and audio.

MMM24691

Elastic reality. Elastic Reality.

Note: Special effects system for everything from desktoppublishing to feature films. Warping, morphing, animation,

image editing, corporate video, and transit ions. MEDIA

CENTER USE ONLY.

MMM27970

Visual symbols sampler - Photo sample sheets. Seattle, WA:

PhotoDisc, [1995].

Note: Number 5 of the Object Series Photodisc. Object series

5-12 (a) contains photos of everyday objects, metaphoricallyspeaking objects, just tools, just hands, and just documents.Object series 1-4 (b) contains photos of fruits and vegetables,

faces and hands, architectural elements, and retro relics.

MMM28033

Barnstable, Janet. Creating with HyperStudio - Disk.Note: Introduction to HyperStudio. Disk 1 includes: buttons,

color santa, type & wipe, Halloween I & II, test template.

Disk 2 includes: sounds.

MMM28041

Dana, Dr. Ann S. HyperStudio 3.0 - Clip art, plug-in disk.Illinois Computing Educators, [1996].

Note: Outline of a HyperStudio workshop. Includes: basicguidelines for planning hypermedia projects, basic concepts

of HyperStudio, creating objects on cards, functional areas,

project development, and advanced features.

MMM2930

ADDmotion - hypercard 2.0 disk. Motion Works.Note: An animation program for anyone who wants to create

animations on the Macintosh using Hypercard 2.0.

MMM29426

Student reference library. Novato CA: Mindscape, [1996].

Note: Includes: Concise Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia,

Reader's Companion to American History, 1996 InformationPlease Almanac, American Heritage Dictionary, Roget's

Thesaurus, Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, Simpson's

Contemporary Quotations, Written Word III, World Atlas,

U.S. Atlas, and online connections.

MMM31183Eyewitness Children's encyclopedia. DK Multimedia, [1997].

Note: Collection of information presented as an interactive

learning experience.

MMM31285

MultiMedia cookbook for HyperStudio. Mill Valley, CA:

Opportune Press [Fireflies], [1995].

Note: Ideas and techniques teachers and students can use to

get started with multimedia.

MMM31981

MovieWorks interactive. Pleasanton CA ; Eugene:

Interactive Solutions ; Distributed by Visions Technology inEducation, [2000].

Note: MovieWorks is a group of Macintosh applications,Composer, Text, Paint, Sound, Video and Player, which work

together to create high-quality QuickTime movies andinteractive multimedia projects.

MMM47048

eZedia Winnipeg Canada: eZedia, [2002].

Note: Includes eZeMatte for iMovie which allows users to

overlay an image over an iMovie clip; eZeScreen for iMoviewhich allows users to position an additional movie over an

iMovie clip; eZeClip for iMovie which allows users to add an

additional movie over an iMovie clip to create picture-in-

picture and split screen effects.

MMM48406

Boardmaker: (Macintosh version) Solana Beach CA: Mayer-

Johnson, [2002].

Note: Graphic database containing over 3,000 picturecommunication symbols. Each symbol is translated into

multiple languages: English, Dutch, German, Norwegian,Swedish, French, Portuguese, Danish, Italian, and Spanish.

MMM5027Sherlock Holmes consulting.

MMM9553

New Grolier Multimedia encyclopedia. Grolier.

MMM9730Adobe Premiere. Adobe.

Note: Desktop video editing program.

MMM9730Adobe type library bundle. Adobe.


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MMM9777

Avid videoshop. Avid.

Note: Quick time movie editor. Easily mix video, CD-

quality audio, text, graphics, and PhotoCD images to create

high-quality videotapes and interactive movies.

MMM9872

Astound 2.0. Santa Clara CA: Gold Disk, [1995].Note: Create presentations that persuade, inform, and

entertain using 35mm slides, overheads or a computer

monitor.

MMM9893

Macromedia director. Macromedia.

Note: LATEST VERSION IS MEDIA CENTER USEONLY. Authoring tool. Produce interactive presentations,

demo disks, videotape productions, entertainment and

educational CD-ROM titles, information kiosks, technical

visualizations, and simulations. Combine text, graphics,animation, sound, and digital.

MMM9901

Compton's interactive encyclopedia. Cambridge MA:

Compton's New Media, [1994].

Note: Contains full text and graphics. Offers a world ofknowledge through videos, animations, narrated slide

presentations, audio and quickly referenced text.

MMM9933

Discovery toolkit volume 3: Across the curriculum. PierianSpring Software, [1996].

Note: Included with CampOS Math and Digital Chisel.

Movies, sounds, still images and text that can be use in

multimedia applications like Digital Chisel, HyperCard,Claris Works, Microsoft Works, Writing Center, Storybook

Weaver, Kid's Studio and others.

MMM9933Skeletal anatomy library.

MMM9933

Digital chisel. Portland OR: Pierian Spring, [1997].

Note: Multimedia authoring software for education. Choose

from text, pictures, graphics, movies, sounds, special effects,video and animations.

MMM9941

Wraptures - case and CD-ROM. Form & Function.

Note: 130 handmade tile-able photographic textures formultimedia, DTP and SD production. MEDIA CENTER

USE ONLY.

MMM9984Soundedit 16. San Francisco CA: Macromedia, [1994].

Note: Sound editing software for desktop audio production

that delivers the sophistication of CD quality to multimedia

and digital video productions. Allows the user to digitize

sounds and music at 8 or 16 bits, create multitrackcompositions, apply award winning sound effects (includedon the CD -ROM), create and edit QuickTime movie

soundtracks and precisely synchronize sound to videos.

MMM9988

Bookshelf: 1996-97 edition: multimedia reference library.Redmond WA: Microsoft, [1996].

Note: Quick access to American Heritage Dictionary,

Original Roget's Thesaurus, World Almanac and Book of

Facts, Concise Columbia Encyclopedia, Columbia Dictionaryof Quotations, People's Chronology, National Five-Digit Zip

Code and Post Office Directory, Encarta 96 World Atlas, andInternet Directory 96.

MMM9988

Bookshelf '95. Microsoft, [1995].

MMM9988Bookshelf '94. Microsoft.

Note: Includes: American Heritage Dictionary, OriginalRoget's Thesaurus, Columbia Dictionary of Quotations,

Concise Columbia Encyclopedia, Hammond Intermediate

World Atlas, People's Chronology, & World Almanac &Book of Facts.

MMW20393

Ebert, Roger and Maltin, Leonard. Cinemania '95: theentertaining guide to movies and the moviemakers.

[Redmond WA]: Microsoft, [1994].

Note: Contains the complete text of Leonard Maltin's movie

and video guide 1995, and substantial excerpts from RogerEbert's Video Companion 1995 and Pauline Kael's 5001

nights at the movies.

MUSIC SOFTWARE

MUH53011

MiBAC music lessons I. Northfield MN: MiBAC MusicSoftware, [1991-2004].

Note: Designed as an aid for learning the elements of theory:

note names, circle of fifths, key signatures, major/minor

scales, modes, jazz scales, scale degrees, intervals, note/rest

durations, ear training, intervals, and ear training scales.

MUM13915

Ludwig van Beethoven's sym.

MUM22096

MusicTime. Foster City, CA: Passport Designs, [199?].Note: Record, display, and print music you play on your

keyboard or MIDI instrument.

MUM2958Stravinsky, Igor. The rite of spring. Santa Monica CA:

Voyager, [1990].

Note: CD-ROM and (3) 3.5 disks - an eight-part exploration

of the work examining Igor Stravinsky's music along with thebiographical and historical circumstances of its creation.

MUM29653

Encore. Half Moon Bay CA: Passport Designs, [1995].

Note: Musician's choice for composing and publishing.Complete scoring features, part extraction, and MIDI

playback.

MUM2966Britten, Benjamin and Britten, Benjamin. The Orchestra: the

instruments revealed. Burbank CA: Warner New Media,[1991].

Note: Photos, commentaries, diagrams, additional music,

analysis, historical information, musical glossary and index,all interactively accessible with a Macintosh computer.

MUM37307

Pucci, Jeff and Posey, J. Forest. Musical world of Professor

Piccolo. Palo Alto, CA: Opcode Interactive, [1993].

Note: Interactive music course. Learn about musical stylesthroughout history, musical instruments, and music theory.

MUM9623

Wolfgang A. Mozart - CD-ROM.


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MUM9659Brahms, Johannes. Johannes Brahms: A German requiem,

op. 45. Burbank CA: Warner New Media, [1991].

Note: Features 70 minutes of digital audio of the Requiem,

four real-time analyses of the music, a notebook of Requiem

Timeline and full index and glossary.

MUM9660

Beethoven: string quartet no. 14: op. 131. Burbank CA:Warner New Media, [1990].

Note: Introduces the user to Beethoven's String quartet no. 14

through photographs, music, commentaries, diagrams,sounds, historical information, musical analysis, an index,

and a glossary.

MUM9785Microsoft musical instruments: an interactive journey into the

world of musical instruments. Microsoft, [1993].

Note: Brings more than 200 instruments from around the

world to life. Just click the mouse to learn how an instrumentworks, hear musical examples, or listen to jazz, classical,

rock and other ensembles.

MUT9652

Beethoven symphony no. 9. Decca Record; Voyager.

Note: Performed by Joan Sutherland, Marilyn Horne, JamesKing, Martti Talvela, Wiener Staatsopernchor, Wiener

Staatsopernchor, Wiener Philharmoniker.

PRIMARY CURRICULUMPRH28349

Time town: where learning to tell time is fun. Austin TX:Stech Vaughn Interactive Learning, [1996].

Note: Where learning to tell time is fun. Videos, animation,

and activities teach calendar skills, reading and telling time,

and using time to measure events.

PRH29441

Peter Rabbit's math garden. Mindscape, [1996].

Note: Teach counting, adding/subtracting, and math basics.

PRH29826Franklin learns math. Sanctuary Woods, [1996].Note: Learn and reinforce the following math skills: counting

objects and coins, array and number recognition, identifying

and completing patterns, simple addition and subtraction,

telling time, identifying and using coins to create specificsums.

PRM20166

Word tales. Time Warner Interactive Group, [1993].

Note: Introduces children to reading by teaching initial lettersounds.

PRM24539

P.B Bear's Birthday Party. DK Multimedia.

Note: Based on the book. P.B. Bear leads children throughhis birthday adventures and a host of fun educational games.

PRM26072

Jump start: product sampler.

PRM29274

My make believe castle: an imaginary play world. Highgate

Springs VT: LCSI (Logo Computer Systems), [1995].

Note: An imaginary play world where everything can bechanged whenever your student wishes. Develops:

imagination, problem solving, and critical thinking.

PRM29408

Indian in the cupboard. Viacom New Media, [1995].Note: Based on the children's book and movie. Children re-

live the story and discover an array of adventures, games andactivities. Sharpen listening, logic and problem-solving skills.

PRM29823

Franklin's reading world. Sanctuary Woods, [1995].Note: Develop reading skills - form words by joining initial

and ending sound units and reinforce word recognition byplaying memory games.

PRM29931Bit-Bot's math voyage. Sanctuary Woods, [1994-95].

Note: Discover and learn early math concepts through

exploration and practice.

PRM30100

Grandma Ollie's morphabet soup. New York: KinderActive,

[1997].

Note: Teaches early reading skills.

PRM30165Sunbuddy writer. Sunburst Communications, [1996].

Note: Easy-to-use picture and word processor.

PRM30180Sunbuddy math playhouse. Sunburst Communications.

Note: Read-along production with math-related animations

hidden in each scene. Combines counting, numbers, and

reading with original music and humor.

PRM31836

Humpty Dumpty & friends. Don Johnston, [1997].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Makes cause and effect

practice fun. Features characters from Hickory DickoryDock, Humpty Dumpty, and Hey Diddle Diddle.

PRM31846

Day at play. Don Johnston, [1995].Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Create 4-page books by

choosing words & pictures.

PRM31859

Eensy & friends. Don Johnston, [1995].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Makes cause-and-effectpractice fun. Learn directional concepts, counting skills, and

color identification.

PRM31880

Turn-talking. RJ Cooper & Assoc, [1996].Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Takes user on a guided

tour of taking turns in a conversation. A supervisor scripts the

phrases and responses, and has people, close in age to the

Turn-Talkers, record the computer 'voices'. Turn -Talkingthen conducts that conversation.

PRM31888

Early learning II. Marblesoft, [1995].

Note: Teaches addition and number sequencing. Use withmouse, switch or touch screen.

PRM31888

Early learning III. Marblesoft, [1996].

Note: Teaches simple subtraction and the concepts of more

than, less, than. Use with mouse, switch, or touch screen.

PRM31888

Early learning I. Marblesoft, [1997].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Teaches colors, shapes,numbers and letters. Use with mouse, switch or touch screen.


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PRM31901

Old MacDonald's Farm. SoftTouch/kidTECH, [1993].

Note: FOR PREVIEW USE ONLY. Introduces early choice-

making and cause-and-effect skills.

PRM31917Early learning: mix 'n match. Marblesoft, [1995].

Note: Teaches sorting and problem solving. Use with mouse,switch, or touch screen.

PRM31919Larson, Mark. Early learning money skills. Marblesoft,

[1997].

Note: Teaches counting money (coins and bills) and making

change. Use with mouse, switch or touch screen.

PRM31922

Larson, Mark. Trip to the zoo. Marblesoft, [1994].

Note: Use a mouse, TouchWindow or single switch device toexplore each area of the city zoo. Includes: Animals of

Africa, the Aquarium, Snack Bar, North American Animals,

and Children's zoo.

PRM33166

Peet, William. Dr. Peet's talk/writer. Diamondale, MI:Hartley Courseware, [1995].

Note: Provides a tool designed to encourage and support

young students in the sequential development of reading and

writing skills. Takes children from the most basic level of

letter recognition to the early writing stage. Has optionsspecifically designed for blind and visually impaired

students.

PRM9665Scarry, Richard. Busy town. Paramount Interactive, [1993].

Note: Experiment with realistic objects, manipulate

machines, control processes, and interact with a variety of

environments based on everyday life in Busytown.

PRM9879Four footed friends. Mountain View CA: T/Maker, [1993].

Note: Collection of rhymes and illustrations about animals

come to life. Talking bookworm characters guide children

while they learn new facts, discover foreign words and havefun creating artistic effects.

PRM9895

Animal tales. AVTEX.

Note: Six original stories designed to enrich the emotionaldevelopment of young children. MEDIA CENTER USE

ONLY

PRM9976Mouse tales - demo program. Lindy.

Note: Demo disk. Full-length, animated computer "books".

(Demo disk also contains Higley's Schoolhouse).

PROBLEM SOLVINGPSM21321

Morgan's trivia machine. Morgan.

Note: Choose from 6 difficulty levels and 3 activities to learnscience, geography, and essential facts about the world.

PSM24396

Doom II. GT Software.Note: Graphics, pulse-pounding action and intense gameplay

make this the ultimate action game.

PSM24397

Dark forces. LucasArts, [1994].Note: Join the Rebel Aliance's covert operations division,

infiltrate the Empire, then battle every man and machine in

an attempt to stop the activation of the fearsome new

weapon.

PSM27960CD Pack Volume II for Mac. Novato, CA: Mindscape,

[1995].Note: Contains Casino Master Gold, Spectre VR, Tom

Landry Strategy Football, The Animals, and CardStudio.

PSM35184

Cosmic Osmo and the worlds beyond the mackerel. Spokane,

WA: Cyan, [1994].

Note: Consisting of seven 'planets', dozens of wonderfulcharacters, many games and activit ies, over 1,000 graphics

and animations.

PSM5027Sherlock Holmes: consulting detective. Wheeling IL: ICOM.

Note: Consulting Detective - Game with 3 of SherlockHolmes stories - helps students cultivate the power of

observation, the power of deduction, and a broad base of

precise knowledge.

PSM9891

Lunicus. Cyberflix.

Note: Ancient alien device is repaired, & humanity is stunned

by video footage from the Jurassic. The creators of the device

are alerted. You and your courageous comrades are the lasthope to free Earth from the hypnotic hold of the Hive Queen.

PSM9956

King Arthur's magic castle. New Media Schoolhouse, [1993].Note: Build knowledge of strategic thinking, mapping skills,

and a good sense of historical reality by jousting with enemy

knights, escaping dungeons, casting spells, and exploring

castles.

SCIENCESCH27895

Wide World of Animals. San Mateo CA: Creative Wonders:Learning Company, [1995].Note: Part of the ABC World Reference series. Global

exploration of the animal kingdom. Uncover the relationship

between animals and the planet. Experience the sights and

sounds of birds, mammals, reptiles and more.

SCH29852

Zurk's Rainforest lab. Soleil, [1994].

Note: Five activities motivate children to sharpen reading,

writing, and critical thinking skills while learning life scienceand math.

SCH34375

Stars & stories. Newark, VT: Wildridge Software, [1997].

Note: Provides a comprehensive background in the science ofastronomy. Students will explore the connections between

astronomy and mythology and learn related mathematicalconcepts, vocabulary, and history.

SCH47704Orchard for your state: Science 4-10. St. Louis MO: Orchard

Software, [2002].

Note: Science bundle includes 18skill trees that use a

multimedia approach to help students explore and learn keyconcepts in the science curriculum. Includes documentation


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Micronesia ocean life. Sumeria.Note: Learn more about Micronesia by exploring the

topographical, relief and political maps of the region.

Includes more than 150 species in territories ranging from

Pohnpei to Belau. CD-ROM.

SCH9947Pettit, Roberta L. Forces & motion. Lewisville NC: Science

for Kids.Note: Investigate different types of forces and ways that force

can act on matter. Take a time shuttle to meet and work with

scientists about the world of forces.

SCI9697

Adams, Douglas and Carwardine, Mark. Last chance to see.

New York: Voyager, [1992].Note: The record of Douglas Adams' and Mark Carwardine's

zoological journey is contained in this vast collection of

images, text, and narrative on CD-ROMs.

SCM20373

Asimov, Isaac. Isaac Asimov's The ultimate robot. New York

NY ; [Redmond WA]: Byron Preiss Multimedia ; Microsoft

Corp, [1993].

Note: Interactive robot toolkit that permits the user to build,

animate and print out over 600 million different variations.Includes all of Isaac Asimov's major stories and essays about

robotics. Includes photos and illustrations tracing Asimov's

life and work.

SCM20381Dangerous creatures. Microsoft, [1994].

Note: Explore the endangered world of wildlife. Get close to

more than 250 of the wildest creatures on Earth through 800

detailed articles, hundreds of full-color photographs, andhours of sounds and narration.

SCM20579

Armstrong, Ellen. Learn about the human body. Wings forLearning, [1994].

Note: Study the major organs in the body by making bloodflow through the heart, the lungs breathe, and the muscles

flex. Put bones in place to create a skeleton and build an

understanding of how the body is constructed.

SCM20662

Apollo. Minneapolis MN: Quanta Press, [1991].

Note: Text and images database covering the tragedy of

Apollo 1 to the handshake in space of the Apollo- Soyuz Test

Project. Includes astronauts, cosmonauts, equipment,satellites, foreign programs, chronology and photographs.

SCM20664

Rath, Sara. About cows. Minneapolis, MN: Quanta.Note: Contains the full text of the book About Cows by Sara

Rath. Covers topics such as, cheese making, folk lore, and

family farming.

SCM20666Endangered and threatened species. Minneapolis MN:Quanta, [1993].

Note: Compendium of plants, animals, & fish listed as

endangered or threatened by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife

Service. Includes background on wildlife recovery programs,

status reports & tables, &species listing with common &scientific name.

SCM21015

O'Neil, J. Peter. Science cap: curriculum assistance program.Madison WI: Demco, [1994].

Note: Classroom-tested activities for animals, how thingswork, being a consumer, earth and space, what are things

made of, clip art, plants, classroom management, andbuilding skills. Includes video.

SCM21469

Gould, Stephen Jay. First person: Stephen Jay Gould onevolution. New York: Voyager, [1994].

Note: Experience the legendary natural scientist's mind atwork - through video lecture and supplementary texts

including "Bully for Brontosaurus" and Darwin's "Origin of

Species". MEDIA CENTER USE ONLY.

SCM21500

A.D.A.M. the inside story. A.D.A.M. Software: Learning

Company.Note: Interactive experience that lets you explore the secrets

of the human body layer by layer. Includes medical

illustrations. Animations explain and demonstrate how your

body reacts to a variety of everyday occurrences.

SCM21500A.D.A.M. the inside story: '97 edition. Atlanta GA:

A.D.A.M. Software: Learning Company, [1997].

Note: Guide to the human body. Explore 3D graphics on a

real human. Internet button connects students to the MedicalDirectory.

SCM21500

A.D.A.M. essentials. Atlanta: A.D.A.M. Software: Learning

Company, [1994].Note: School edition. Interactive experience that lets you

explore the secrets of the human body layer by layer.

Includes medical illustrations. Animations explain and

demonstrate how your body reacts to a variety of everydayoccurrences.

SCM21525

Multimedia animals encyclopedia. West Chester PA: AppliedOptical Media, [1994].

Note: Detailed illustrations, descriptions and cross-referencedfacts on 2,000 species selected to demonstrate the diversity of

the animal kingdom.

SCM21526Dodson, Peter. Dinosaur discovery. West Chester PA:

Applied Optical Media Corporation, [1993].

Note: Contains illustration, location maps, period,

classification, and size information, and descriptions.

SCM21542

What is a bellybutton? Minneapolis MN: IVI Publishing,

[1994].

Note: Fun and interactive questions and answers about thehuman body.

SCM21543

Welcome to Bodyland. Minneapolis MN: IVI Publishing,

[1994].Note: Theme park where every ride teaches something newabout the human body.

SCM21551

Science explorer.

Note: Demo CD-ROM.

SCM21604

BodyWorks 5.0: the complete multimedia guide to human

anatomy. Cambridge MA: SoftKey, [1995].


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Note: Multimedia guide to human anatomy. Includes accessto the Internet.

SCM21766

Human body. Washington, DC: National Geographic

Society, [1993].

Note: Part of the National Geographic Wonders of LearningCD-ROM library. Allows youngsters to tour the human body

and learn about the brain, bones, and muscles, the senses,teeth, and what types of food our bodies need most. Teaches

basic reading concepts; improves reading comprehension and

language skills; reinforces vocabulary and grammar skills inEnglish and Spanish.

SCM21774

Discis Knowledge Research. A world of plants. WashingtonDC: National Geographic Society, [1994].

Note: Learn about the life of plants from seed to full growth,

the parts of a plant, how trees change with the seasons, and

why plants are important. English and Spanish.

SCM21781

Mammals: a multimedia encyclopedia. Washington DC:

National Geographic Society, [1993].

Note: Interactive information about more than 200 mammals

from around the world.

SCM22201

Grolier Prehistoria: a multimedia who's who of prehistoric

life. Danbury CT: Grolier, [1994].

Note: Multimedia who's who of prehistoric life. Journey backin time to ancient seas where the first vertebrates swam,

wander through tropical forests with awe-inspiring beasts,

and discover prehistoric mammals.

SCM22634

Earth explorer: the multimedia encyclopedia of the

environment -- and more. Cupertino CA: Sunburst

Communications: Apple Computer, [1996].Note: Multimedia Encyclopedia of the Environment.

Interactive tour of Earth. Helps you think through how we'llsolve today's environmental problems.

SCM23618

Superstar Science CD. Pound Ridge NY: NewMediaSchoolhouse, [1993].

Note: Introduction, reinforcement and review of physical

science concepts. Includes: Solids, liquids, gases, Machines

& power, Force, Magnets, Electricity, and Earth, moon,

space.

SCM23620

Rainforest explorer. Pound Ridge NY: New Media

Schoolhouse, [1995].Note: Discover all the wonders of the world's rainforests

from the dark forest floor to the breathtaking canopy level.

Includes Introduction, People, Plants, Animals, Ecosystem or

Workshop.

SCM23622Microscope nature explorer. Pound Ridge NY: New Media

Schoolhouse, [1995].

Note: Clear, colorful pictures of dozens of specimens. Learn

about four different types of microscopes, their uses, the

inventor of the first microscope, the parts of a simplecompound microscope, and how it works.

SCM24209

Science sleuth: volume 2. Video Discovery.

Note: 2 volume series of 4 mysteries that combine life, earth,and physical science concepts with a variety of problem-

solving techniques. FOR PREVIEW ONLY, MAY NOT BEUSED IN THE CLASSROOM.

SCM24209

Science Sleuths: volume 1. VideoDiscovery, [1995].Note: FOR PREVIEW ONLY, MAY NOT BE USED IN

THE CLASSROOM. Real-life adventure in a virtual sciencelab. Contains: The mysteries of the Blob and The exploding

lawnmowers.

SCM24444

Dorling Kindersley Multimedia. The ultimate human body

2.0. New York: DK Multimedia, [1996].

Note: Switch back and forth between 3d, 2d, and X-ray viewsof the body. Take the Body Quiz Challenge, go online to visit

the Body Online site.

SCM25083hip physics - case and CD-ROM. Tom Snyder, [1994].

Note: Brings real images of the laws of physics in action.Analyze events normally too large, too small, or too fast-

moving to be observed first-hand. Demos speed, velocity,

acceleration, electricity, and more.

SCM25445

Great ocean rescue (CD) Tom Snyder.

Note: FOR PREVIEW ONLY, MAY NOT BE USED IN

THE CLASSROOM. Students face four rescue missions,

which take them deep into the world's oceans. Research onmarine ecosystems, Earth and environmental science, and

other subjects.

SCM25452Great solar system rescue (CD-ROM) Tom Snyder.

Note: FOR PREVIEW ONLY, MAY NOT BE USED INTHE CLASSROOM. Students must find and rescue probes

lost in our solar system. Role-playing scientific experts,students use geology, planetary science, chemistry, and other

subject to guide their search.

SCM25466

Electricity & communication. Tom Snyder.

Note: FOR PREVIEW ONLY, MAY NOT BE USED INTHE CLASSROOM. Looks at how breakthroughs in

electricity led to powerful new forms of communication, such

as the telegraph and radio.

SCM25913What's the secret? St Paul MN: 3M Learning Software,

[1995].

Note: Based on Newton's Apple public TV show. Interactive

quest into the everyday mysteries around us. Turn yourcomputer into an experimental lab exploring science and

nature.

SCM26365

Life's greatest mysteries. Atlanta GA: A.D.A.M. Software,[1995].

Note: Answers a wealth of questions while debunking myths

and shattering illusions about the human body and mind,

sickness, and curiosities.

SCM26368Nine month miracle. Atlanta GA: A.D.A.M. Software,

[1995].

Note: Answers a wealth of questions and uncovers dozens of

secrets about the miracles of human life's beginning. Usingnarrated animations, medical illustrations, real-life video and


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sound, experts' commentaries, and dictionary definitions, theprogram provides a month-by -month tour of human

development from conception through birth.

SCM26542

Eyewitness encyclopedia of space and the universe. New

York, NY: DK Multimedia, [1996].Note: Journey through the stars and galaxies to the edge of

the Universe. Fly over the volcanoes of Venus, spin the Earthon its axis, change the phases of the Moon, search the

astronaut's guide and history makers.

SCM26606

Scuba science. Sunburst.

Note: Use with Second Voyage of the Mimi. Uses "The Bank

Street Laboratory" hardware and software to transform thecomputer into a lab for collecting and displaying data about

the physical world. Contains sensor probes.

SCM26647Field trip to the sky - CD-ROM. Pleasantville, NY: Sunburst

Communications, [1996].

Note: Explore Sun-Earth-Moon relationships. Discover how

civilizations perceived planetary bodies. Includes multimedia

encyclopedia, interactive labs, challenging game, and visual

database of NASA videos and photos.

SCM26891

Ultimate 3D skeleton. New York, NY: DK Multimedia,

[1996].

Note: Take a journey beneath your skin. Discover facts aboutbones, learn about bones, explore stills and movies of every

bone, play a quiz, examine bones in 3D.

SCM27027How your body works: the interactive encyclopedia of the

human body. Novato CA: Mindscape, [1995].

Note: Multimedia tour of the human body. Shows how

different organ systems function and describes what canhappen if something goes wrong. Contains extensive material

on health and wellness.

SCM27807

Dinosaur Hunter. New York, NY: DK Multimedia, [1996].

Note: Enter the Eyewitness Museum and step back 250million years to the age of the most successful vertebrates

ever to walk the Earth. Dinosaurs are brought to life through

3D animated dinosaurs, animations, comparative video of

modern animals, and simulated sounds.

SCM2801

Murphy's minerals.

SCM28166Eyewitness virtual reality bird. New York: DK Multimedia,

[1995].

Note: Ultimate multimedia guide to the world of birds.

SCM28166Eyewitness virtual reality cat. New York: DK Multimedia,[1995].

Note: Ultimate multimedia guide to the world of cats.

SCM28233

Animals in their world. Arlington, VA: Edunetics Interactive,[1996].

Note: Explore habitats, behaviors, and physical

characteristics of more than 60 animals. Students explore the

database to create exciting multimedia presentations on

animals in their natural habitats. Includes notebook, teacher'sguide and CD-ROM.

SCM28260

Avner, Yael. Our environment. Arlington VA: Edunetics

Interactive, [1996].

Note: Explore Earth's natural resources and the impact ofhumans on the environment. Multimedia database contains a

vast collection of facts, video images, and sounds. Apresentation tool enables users to create their own

multimedia videos.

SCM28266

Changes around us. Arlington VA: Edunetics Interactive,

[1996].

Note: Students explore the database to create excitingmultimedia presentations on life cycles of plants, animals,

and seasonal changes.

SCM28954Science and mathematical concepts on-line. Edunetics

Corporation, [1996].Note: Multimodal, multimedia computer-driven lessons that

can be integrated in your math and science curriculum.

Encompassing a variety of learning modalities - ranging from

exploration, concept discovery, and problem solving tointeractive tutorials and practice experiences - the lessons

allow for diverse learning styles and strategies while

fostering a broad range of thinking skills.

SCM2896Sim earth. Maxis.

Note: Simulation dealing with the topics of: ever-changing

planet. Incorporates elements of traditional courses including

earth sciences, physical science, biology, geology,astronomy, meteorology, history, sociology and psychology.

SCM29053

Science concepts on-line. Edunetics, [1996].Note: Based on the Rediscover Series. Offers a new

dimension to the science classroom through the use of thecomputer to demonstrate science concepts. Students are

given numerous opportunities through on-line experiments,

simulations, and interactive instruction, to assume to the role

of the scientist. Throughout the lessons, students observe,make choices, and evaluate the consequences.

SCM2910

Field trip to the rainforest deluxe. Sunburst, [1998].

Note: Introduces students to the environment of threerainforests: South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia.

SCM29165

Volcanoes: life on the edge - case, CD-ROM and doc.Corbis, [1996].

Note: Explores volcanoes past and present. Journey withrenowned photojournalist Roger Ressmeyer as he travels

around the world during the most volcanically active period.

SCM29166Sim Isle. Maxis, [1996].

Note: Missions in the rainforest. In your equatorial empire

you'll face developers planning hotels, polluters running

wild, and a multimillionaire turning your island into a

gigantic golf course. You decide whether tourists or toucanswill triumph.

SCM29333

Americans in space. Multicom, [1993].


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SCM29430tbkUniverse beyond. Mindscape: Learning Company, [1996].

Note: Multimedia tour of the world of astronomy. Students

can explore the solar system, stars, galaxies, and the universe,

compare different theories; trace the history of astronomy;

discover the workings of telescopes; and more.

SCM29582

Odyssey of discovery: Science. Pierian Spring Software.Note: Eight real-life adventures teach the wonders of life,

earth/space and physical science. Experiment, discover,

problem-solve, and hypothesize.

SCM29597

BioLab: frog. Pierian Spring Software, [1997].

Note: Shows real-life dissection simulations and teacher-designed mini-labs. Colorful animations help illustrate

functions that are normally hard to view.

SCM30228Everything weather. Weather Channel, [1997].

Note: Cross-curricular tool presents a complete multimedia

exploration of nature's forces. Video clips and photographs of

weather phenomena blend with text and animated sequences

that present and illustrate weather-related information.

SCM30250

Jean-Michel Cousteau's World Cities Under the Sea: Coral

reefs. Sunburst Communications, [1995].

Note: Explore the delicate balance of the coral reef.

SCM31116

Astronomy village: investigating the universe. Wheeling

Jesuit College, [1995].

Note: Ten investigations cover a broad cross-section ofcurrent research areas in astronomy. Each investigation

encourages students to participate in scientific inquiry as a

member of a cooperative learning group.

SCM32485

Salmon Odyssey. Ingenuity

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