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| The "SYNCHROTRON
Light" encyclopedia has been awarded the IAMS Prize
for multimedia (2001) |
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"Combining interactivity, multidisciplinarity
and a vocation to link education, science and industry,
our Nanopolis™ encyclopedias series reveal actual
knowledge that marks the three revolutions of the
21st century: nanotechnology, information science
and molecular biology.
The "Exploring Matter with Synchrotron Light"
CD-ROM is an interactive scientific mini-encyclopedia
(640 pages) for students, teachers, industrials, scientists
as well as the general public, being the first tome
of the Nanopolis™ series , the world of micro
and nanotechnologies.
iMediasoft® extracts the actual deep knowledge
in new technologies and then inserts it in high educational
systems by its powerful IT capabilities."
Dan BOG, President & CEO,
iMediasoft Group
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IAMS (International
Association for Media in Science)
represents the major international associations for
scientific media, numerous audio-visual centres of universities,
production houses, and individual experts from all over
the world.
IAMS promotes the production, documentation, preservation,
distribution and use of audio-visual media and materials
for the growth and communication of knowledge in the
natural and human sciences, technology and medicine.
The selection of the prizewinner
takes into account the strength and logic of the contents,
the quality and diversity of the information, the
homogeneity between the images, sound and text, the
relevance and elegance of the navigation method,
its adaptation for a target audience (those interested
in science, those in Universities, or the scientific
community in general). After a debate the prizewinner
is chosen by an international jury.
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| Our Synchrotron
Light CD-ROM - recognized by the Ministry of Education
of France. |
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The Exploring Matter with
Synchrotron Light, the 1st volume of Nanopolis
series, has been selected for its pedagogical content
and approved by specialists in the field from the
Ministry of National Education, on 1st April 2003.
It signals to teachers and users that the Synchrotron
Light CD-ROM meets the criteria of pedagogical quality,
pertinence in usage and simplicity.
The logo "R.I.P." (known as "Reconnu
d'intérêt pédagogique) by the
Ministry of National Education serves as a universal
guide to teachers for multimedia resources. The imprint
allows users and teachers to distinguish multimedia
resource from other tools by indicating that the software
was examined and approved by specialists in the field.
The "RIP" logo establishes that the Synchrotron
Light CD-ROM adapts to the needs and expectations
of the French education system.
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