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Tasa Graphic Arts, Inc., has been illustrating college textbooks since
1978, specializing in the area of geology and geography. In 1993 we began
producing earth science educational computer software on CD-ROM. College
professors, currently teaching these subjects, write the text portion of
the programs for college level use. Additional editing by high school and
grade school earth science teachers allow us to bring these subjects to
the younger audience. The text is then incorporated into an interactive
format on computer for students (or anyone with an interest in earth science)
to use on an individualized learning basis. Each program presents a comprehensive,
organized, interactive study of a specific area of earth science. These
programs are intended to enhance the topics presented in earth science texts,
through video clips, animated sequences, and activities. First the subject
is introduced, then the user answers review questions, performs exercises,
analyzes data, labels diagrams, plots graphs, learns terms from an illustrated
glossary, and much more.
Our goal is to produce high quality educational multimedia products. We
welcome your ideas, thoughts, and exercises as well as feedback on our
products. We'll provide technical help suggestions, methods on incorporating
CD-ROMs and other technology into your curriculum. Most of this information
can be saved and/or printed out for your use. For technical support, click
here.
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Experience an online version of a chapter from "Mineralogy and Optical Mineralogy," a textbook by Melinda Darby Dyer, Mickey E. Gunter, and Dennis Tasa. |
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Experience an online version of "Earthquakes" by Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, and Dennis Tasa. |
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