35 Programs Blanket Environmental Topics -- THE Journal

35 Programs Blanket Environmental Topics

02/01/96

The Environmental Hypermedia/Multimedia CD–;ROM contains over 35 programs covering a variety of environmental to¼cs for junior high up to adult level students.

Among the titles are: Lead in School Water, Soil Erosion, Wetlands Education, Stratospheric Ozone Depletion, Junior Energy Concentration and Geologic Conditions.

Several programs include risk assessment components that allow students to describe a situation and learn if the proper environmental protection practices are being followed. Information Systems for Education and the Environment, W. Lafayette, IN, (317) 497–;0928. DW

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