2012 New Releases Catalogue October - Learningemall.com
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Students then zero-in on the location of a<br />
deep-sky object and progress through<br />
various telescope viewing options:<br />
i) View through the eyepiece of an<br />
amateur telescope (14" aperture).<br />
ii) Time-exposed image with an amateur<br />
telescope.<br />
iii) Time-exposed image with an<br />
observatory telescope or the Hubble<br />
Space Telescope.<br />
This progression bridges the gap between<br />
what is seen through the eyepiece of an<br />
amateur telescope and the time-exposed<br />
observatory images seen in textbooks.<br />
Observational Astronomy can be operated<br />
in quiz mode where students are tested<br />
and scored on their ability to properly<br />
identify constellations and deep sky<br />
objects, or use the Quiz Editor to create<br />
your own questions.<br />
System Requirements<br />
Windows XP/Vista/7<br />
Item no. : ZV01120060<br />
Format : CD-ROM (Win, Unlimited<br />
Site License)<br />
Price : USD 790.00<br />
PHYSICS OF SPORTS:<br />
SIMULATION COLLECTION<br />
By John Di Bartolo<br />
Physics of Sports is a collection of<br />
<strong>com</strong>puter simulations that illustrate the<br />
role played by physics principles in many<br />
popular sports. Each simulation models a<br />
particular sport with the student given full<br />
control over the relevant variables,<br />
creating a highly interactive tool to perform<br />
in-depth studies.<br />
With a high-degree of physical accuracy<br />
and versatility built into each simulation,<br />
students can explore the answer to such<br />
questions as: how is the velocity of a<br />
batted ball influenced by the mass of the<br />
bat and the contact point along the bat,<br />
how does body configuration affect the<br />
rotation of a platform diver, what is the<br />
most forgiving angle at which to shoot a<br />
basketball, or how does top-spin or<br />
back-spin affect the way a ball bounces?<br />
Developed with the goal of capturing<br />
student interest, the program contains 12<br />
stand-alone simulations that model<br />
physics principles from a variety of sports:<br />
Basketball<br />
Baseball<br />
Gymnastics<br />
Diving<br />
Biking<br />
Downhill Skiing<br />
Race Car Driving<br />
Weight Lifting<br />
Vertical Jump<br />
Hammer Throw<br />
System Requirements<br />
Windows XP/Vista/7<br />
Item no.<br />
Format<br />
: WZ01120065<br />
: CD-ROM (Win, Labpack<br />
(30))<br />
Price : USD 579.00<br />
Item no. : WZ01120064<br />
Format : CD-ROM (Win, Labpack<br />
(10))<br />
Price : USD 389.00<br />
Item no. : WZ01120063<br />
Format : CD-ROM (Win,<br />
SingleUser)<br />
Price : USD 189.00<br />
Item no. : WZ01120066<br />
Format : CD-ROM (Win, Unlimited<br />
Site License)<br />
Price : USD 790.00<br />
VIRTUAL ASTRONOMY<br />
LABORATORY:<br />
COMPUTER-BASED LABS<br />
FOR INTRODUCTORY<br />
ASTRONOMY<br />
By Ian Littlewood<br />
Many of the astronomical observations<br />
and measurements which are of interest in<br />
introductory astronomy labs are not<br />
practical for a variety of reasons, including<br />
equipment restrictions, <strong>com</strong>plexity, and<br />
night time viewing requirements. The 30<br />
<strong>com</strong>puter-based labs contained in Virtual<br />
Astronomy Laboratory are designed to<br />
give students a simulated view of the sky,<br />
allow them to make measurements with<br />
simulated astronomical instruments, and<br />
provide the tools to analyze the data they<br />
have collected. Virtual Astronomy<br />
Laboratory brings a hands-on<br />
experimental lab <strong>com</strong>ponent to astronomy<br />
courses, requiring only basic math skills<br />
on the student's part. The carefully<br />
selected collection of labs are appropriate<br />
for introductory astronomy courses at the<br />
high school and college level.<br />
Virtual Astronomy Laboratory puts some of<br />
astronomy's most useful instruments into<br />
the hands of students - precise telescope<br />
controls to measure angular size; a<br />
photometer to measure light intensity; and<br />
a spectrograph to measure<br />
Doppler-shifted spectral lines. Time-lapse<br />
and time-exposure photographic<br />
observing methods are also simulated.<br />
System Requirements<br />
Windows XP/Vista/7<br />
Item no. : WF01120069<br />
Format : CD-ROM (Win, Labpack<br />
(30))<br />
Price : USD 679.00<br />
Item no. : WF01120067<br />
Format : CD-ROM (Win, Unlimited<br />
Site License)<br />
Price : USD 890.00<br />
Item no. : WF01120068<br />
Format : CD-ROM (Win, Labpack<br />
(10))<br />
Price : USD 459.00<br />
PILATES<br />
ANATOMY FOR PILATES<br />
Created in partnership with Pilates World<br />
University, this is a detailed training<br />
resource and reference aimed at Pilates<br />
instructors and those in training.<br />
The anatomy section focuses on the<br />
skeletal, muscular and respiratory systems<br />
with detailed 3D anatomy that includes all<br />
anatomical structures involved in the<br />
exercises.<br />
3D anatomy section also includes<br />
anatomy text with links to 3D muscle atlas<br />
and relevant muscle function animations.<br />
System Requirements<br />
Microsoft XP, Vista, Windows 7<br />
Processor speed:1.5 GHz with 512 MB of<br />
RAM<br />
Disk Space: 200 MB<br />
Screen display: 1024 x 768 screen<br />
DVD drive required<br />
Item no.<br />
Format<br />
: DM03250042<br />
: DVD-ROM (Win, Single<br />
user licence)<br />
StdBkNo : 9781907061134<br />
Price : USD 199.00<br />
PROTECTIVE<br />
SERVICES<br />
AMENDMENTS, THE<br />
The U.S. Constitution is the world's oldest<br />
written chart of government in continuous<br />
effect. Much of the success of this<br />
document can be attributed to the way the<br />
Constitution has changed to meet the<br />
needs of the American people. The<br />
framers of the Constitution wisely<br />
anticipated the need to make changes to<br />
the Constitution as the world itself<br />
changed. Since 1787 when the<br />
Constitution was written, thousands of<br />
proposed amendments have been<br />
introduced in Congress. Only 27 of those<br />
proposed amendments have been ratified.<br />
These amendments tell some of the most<br />
important stories in American political,<br />
social and cultural history. This<br />
presentation reveals an important chapter<br />
in the ongoing history of the U.S.<br />
Constitution.<br />
Item no.<br />
Format<br />
: JW03761372<br />
: CD-ROM (Win,<br />
PowerPoint Presentation<br />
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