Support for Writing
Visual Thesaurus: Online Edition Age: 7 to Adult I
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A powerful way of exploring words, meanings and
Publisher: Think Map Inc
relationships in a 2-D or 3-D display
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The Visual Thesaurus: Online Edition is an interactive
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dictionary and thesaurus which creates word maps that
blossom with meanings and branch to related words. Its
innovative display encourages exploration and learning.
You'll understand language in a powerful new way.
The latest Online Edition lets users access the resources
at home helping children with their homework and
projects. Email options allow word discoveries and
associations to be shared and distributed.
Key Benefits
• Pupils develop an interest in exploring definitions of
words and related terms
• Rapid access to the features and results from
anywhere and with no software to install
• Allows for easy transfer of words to and from other
software and applications used within the classroom
• Share findings easily with others
• Customise search and display settings
• Print word displays with or without definitions
• Copy and paste words from other applications
• Shows parts of speech and definitions which can be
turned on or off
• Email word maps: pupils – and teachers – can share
word maps easily
• Motivational
Windows 98
Computer licence: based on pupil numbers on roll Price
Windows ME
Desktop version also available:
Windows NT
Site licence up to 100 users, 1 year subscription £330 (CT101/43824)
see
www.taglearning.com for
Windows 2000
details.
Additional users from 101 to 4999, per user, 1 year £0.42 (CT101/43825) Windows XP
Contact us now for a free,
Site licence up to 100 users, 2 year subscription
Windows Vista
£579 (CT101/46231)
temporary login to the Online
Additional users from 101 to 4999, per user, 2 year £0.74 (CT101/46232) Edition.
Mac OS X
Mac OS X Universal
Savings on multiple year subscriptions - contact us now
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