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Platform:
or further information go to:
Windows XP/Vista
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Digital Discoveries immerses pupils in a rich and stimulat
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which they can use a range of ICT digital tools to collect, manipula
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Platform:
Windows XP/Vista
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or further information go to:
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- Set in a rich and stimulating context
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E-mail: info@etc-edutechconnect.com.hk www.sherston.com
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