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EasyTrain (ET) is a free, versatile learning program. With ET you can learn vocabulary, train multiple choice questions and deal with multiple field questions like conjugations or declinations. You ...
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Free Course Player is a simple yet powerful flash slideshow player to create flash photo slideshow for sharing on website. Free Course Player will help you make your e-learning program to a ...
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AKFQuiz
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The package AKFQuiz lets you easily make your own quiz games, learning exercises or psychotests. These can be used with grquiz in a graphical environment or with scrquiz on the text-console. There is also a line oriented variant, linequiz, which can be used as a backend.
A CGI-variant, cgiquiz can be installed on a Web server to offer exercises via Internet or a local network.
Or you can use mkquiz, which generates an HTML file for to use with JavaScript. Those can then be published using any deliberate web-space provider.
Note: Also available for Linux, DOS, and ReactOS.
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- Added on 14th Mar 2006 by jf -
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akPi
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Program to calculate Pi. It doesn't have any practical usage :) Maybe just to test computer speed or learn x86 assembler. Sure calculates right up to 100000 digits. Use it and its source code as you want.
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- Added on 3rd Sep 2004 by lt -
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Alan's Fractions
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Alans Fractions makes learning fraction math fun. This software introduces Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division of fractions. Easy interface for kids. Fun sounds keep kids interested. Many configuration options available. All answers and setting changes are logged. Full help file. Running count of correct and incorrect answers. Very popular program, used worldwide in schools, homes, and other learning environments.
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- Tests Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division of Fractions
- Easy Interface For Kids
- Fun Sounds Keep Kids Interested
- Many Configuration Options Available
- All Answers and Setting Changes Are Logged
- Running Count of Correct and Incorrect Answers
- Hints Quickly Gives The Answer Procedure
- Support For Fraction Reduction
- Cool Pie Chart Graphically Demonstrates Fraction Values
- Very Popular Program, Used Worldwide
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Alcyone Ephemeris
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Alcyone Ephemeris is an accurate and fast astronomical ephemeris calculator covering the period 3000 BC to AD 3500.
It calculates heliocentric, geocentric, and topocentric positions of the Sun (Earth), Moon, and planets in ecliptical, equatorial, and horizontal coordinates, with optional corrections for parallax and refraction; rectangular coordinates, velocity, acceleration, apparent diameter, magnitude, phase, lunar libration, orbital elements, differences for all of these, and more.
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- Added on 1st Oct 2004 by jf -
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Algorithm of the Gods
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In the March 1997 issue of Scientific American, Shawn Carlson described a remarkable algorithm for tackling challenging problems, like the Travelling Salesman problem, by adopting the approach "Nature uses" when a metal anneals or when a crystal forms. The algorithm is called "simulated annealing" and was implemented in C.
EuroSoft has converted the C code to Visual Basic and provided an easy-to-use visual interface which makes it extremely straightforward to solve the Travelling Salesman's problem for visiting anything from 10 to 3000 arbitrary cities, the location of each city being specified by its x- and y- co-ordinates. On a 166MHz Pentium PC, for example, a 200-city problem takes around 5 to 6 minutes, and a 1000-city problem about 1 hour.
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- Added on 5th Nov 2003 by cs -
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Alice Law
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OS: Win 95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP
Learn special relativity and general relativity with this program. The program shows in an extraordinary way, how and why occur these magical physics law.
You will find inside the program thirteen educational parts about special relativity and general relativity. Furthermore, a nice chat utility, a discussion board, a world wide big bet, three delightful games and a story. Readers may join and control the animations in its interactive pages at all stages.
Alice Law program will enjoy and surprise you.
 Rewarded as an Excellent Freeware Program by the Primewares staff
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- Added on 7th Jan 2005 by lt -
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AliNotes
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AliNotes is a software that allows (french) teachers to manage his students and his students' results graphically and textually.It's made with Sharpdevelop,using ZedGraph and dotNetFirebird,but it's still at young state (not yet functionnal).
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- Added on 21st Dec 2008 by vj -
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All 32-bit prime numbers
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File primes.32b presents all 203280220 32-bit odd prime numbers from 3 to 4294967291.
Each number occupies 4 bytes in this binary array.
The array can be used for manual picking of a prime number (e.g. as a base for effective cryptography) or for software generation of 64-bit prime numbers as well.
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- Added on 26th Jun 2011 by lt -
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Alphabet, Shapes and Colors
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With this small and very simple program you'll turn your 2-year-old child into an alphabet expert! The program is very simple, and it's free. You can download it without any obligations.
The "Alphabet, Shapes and Colors" takes complete control over the keyboard so you can leave your kids alone with the program for a little while.
Furthermore, the application is very customizable - the source code is opened and you can modify any media files (sounds and pictures)...
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- Added on 6th Oct 2006 by vj -
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AlphaCentaure
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AlphaCentaure is a planetarium software which can be used in complement with the other astronomy softwares. It is always in beta version and I had too many problems to run it under Windows 2000 and XP. I have not tested it under Windows 95 / 98 / NT yet, but I think that there will be too many problems to launch (finally I hope).
Here is the required configuration:
- Windows 95/98/NT4/2000/XP
- At least 64 Mo of RAM
- At least 120 Mb of hard disk (if you decide to install it with all star catalogs and extragalactic objects)
- A screen resolution of 800x600 at least and more 256 colors (to have color gradations and the display of the earth map)
- And as processor, at least a Pentium (or other from Cyrix, or AMD), let's say that this software is rather greedy in calculation...
What can do Alphacentaure ? Bah...full of things:
- A view of the celestial sphere on which is printed stars, extragalactic objects, constellations, planets, comets and astroids
- One graph displaying various elongations of the visible planets to the naked eye during one year, what allows to know for example at which moment Mercury is visible in the morning or in the evening, or still is i in conjunction with the other planets
- A view of planets with regard to the Sun if the observer was placed outside of the solar system
- A view representing the parts day and night of the planet
For other options, please consult the online documentation (in the course of editorial staff) and glance at screen shots.
What can't do AlphaCentaure ? Bah...full of things too:
- Print out of maps
- Drive motorized telescopes
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