PhotoParade at School 4.0

PhotoParade at School 4.0 (www.photoparade.com) enables teachers and students to quickly and easily create, edit and share digital photo slideshows and screensavers with themes, music, graphics and even narration. This latest version includes features such as spell checking, an improved address book, a larger photo display, and save-to-CD functionality. It also offers teachers an extensive manual with dozens of engaging lesson plans for math, science, language arts and social studies projects. Prices start at $59.95 for a single license, which includes two CDs so that teachers can use it at school and at home.

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