Exploring Creation With Marine Biology - Full Course CD-ROM (old)

See the Home School Kit for a full description of the course and other related items. Two CDs include all the material in the Home School Kit: the first contains the full student text and the full contents of the companion CD; the second disc contains study guides, tests, and test answers in a printable format.

Exploring Creation With Marine Biology is a high school, college preparatory multimedia course. It is not a supplement. It is a full course! It runs in Internet Explorer, which is included on the CD. Note that you do not need internet access to use this course. The course simply uses a browser as its interface.

Since it uses a browser, the course looks like a website, which makes it very easy to use. There is a navigation frame on the left which allows you to choose any module and any section of the course. The content of that portion of the course will then appear in the right-hand frame. There are animations and videos throughout the course, which make the material fun and interesting. Technical words are also pronounced for the student.

There are hands-on experiments throughout the CD so that the student can have a true laboratory-based marine biology course. You can order a kit of materials so that these experiments can be done at home or in a school setting.

There are study guides and tests for every module in the course, and the answers are provided as well. These materials can be printed out so that the student can use them and the parent/teacher can grade them.

System Requirements:

This CD is fully tested and technical support is available for the following operating systems: Windows 98, ME, NT 4.0 (SP3 or higher), 2000 Professional, XP Home Edition, XP Professional.

Minimum System Requirements:

• A 486 with a 66 MHz or higher processor (Pentium processor recommended)
• RAM: 32 MB memory (Windows NT 4.0)
  64 MB memory (Windows 2000)
  
• 195 MB of free disk space
  
• Mouse
  
• Sound Card
  
• Video and sound compression (part of your Windows installation)
  
• CD-ROM drive

Although technical support is not provided for Macintosh and Linux operating systems, the course can be run on Mac OSX and higher, Virtual PC 5.0 and higher, and Linux running KDE or Gnome.