Interactive, educational historical atlas

Gene Napadensky, PhD:

School or Organization Name:
TerraTempus,Inc

Co-Presenter Name(s):
Craig Perrier, Curriculum and Instruction Coordinator for History and Social Studies and History
Sergei Allahverdov, PhD in history

Vlad Napadensky

Area of the World from Which You Will Present:
Massachusetts,USA

Language in Which You Will Present:
English

Target Audience(s):

Short Session Description (one line):
An interactive, educational historical atlas application that allows you to traverse time..

Full Session Description (as long as you would like):
I would like to introduce you to Terra Tempus(TerraTempus.com), an interactive, educational historical atlas application
that allows you to traverse time and explore information while viewing the expansion of world civilizations.
With a simple intuitive interface Terra Tempus allows students to view information quickly and easily access
more detailed data. Terra Tempus is an independent research project with the goal to document history in a
new fashion. We believe Terra Tempus would be a powerful an educational resource combining geography, timelines,
and an encyclopedia all in one format, Terra Tempus operates with Windows, Mac, and Linux. The demand for
virtual resources and e-books, coming from the growing online education industry,
makes product differentiation an important marketing feature. Terra Tempus provides a dynamic,
student centered resource which enhances your product features.

Websites / URLs Associated with Your Session:
TerraTempus.com

Replies

Gene Napadensky October 26, 2011 at 3:26pm

It is an independent research project.

I fixed (I hope) the formatting.

Thanks
Co-Chair

Lucy Gray October 21, 2011 at 6:33am

Is this a commercial presentation? If so, please email Steve Hargadon for details on how for profit groups can be involved in the conference at hargadon@gmail.com.

Thanks!
- Gene Napadensky > Lucy Gray October 21, 2011 at 7:56am
  
  This software application has three module: History of USA, History of Americas and History of Ancient World. My intention was to make History of USA free to all. Other two modules need more work on them and so I will need money to continue developing them.
  
  PS. I did send e-mail to Steve Hargadon too.
  
  Thanks,
  
  Gene
  - Co-Chair
    
    Lucy Gray > Gene Napadensky October 22, 2011 at 8:29pm
    
    If this is an independent research project, I think you're fine with presenting. You might want to take a second to edit your proposal and fix the line breaks, though. The formatting looks off.

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