CiNii Books - Conserving earth's biodiversity with E.O. Wilson

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- Wilson, Edward Osborne
- Perlman, Dan L.

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Conserving earth's biodiversity with E.O. Wilson

by Edward O. Wilson and Dan L. Perlman

Island Press, c2000

Ver. 2002

[CD-ROM] : with user's guide
Instructor's manual

Computer File（Optical Disc）

Other Title: Conserving earth's biodiversity with E.O. Wilson : an interactive learning experience for studying conservation biology and environmental science

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総合地球環境学研究所図書室図

[CD-ROM] : with user's guide468||WIL2000073, Instructor's manual468||WIL2000074

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System requirements for Windows: Pentium-class or compatible processor; 64 MB of RAM; Windows 9X/ME/NT/2000/XP; 40 MB hard disk space; sound card and speakers; CD-ROM drive

System requirements for Macintosh: PowerPC processor; 64 MB RAM; Mac OS 8.6 or later; 40 MB hard disk space; speakers; CD-ROM drive

Summary: Assists students in understanding the biological, social, political, and economic elements of conservation biology. Features video clips, photographs, maps, interactive models, essays, and case studies

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The Conserving Earth's Biodiversity CD-ROM is an entirely new way to study and teach conservation biology and environmental science. Created from the ground up to make the most of today's multimedia technology, it provides a rich learning experience and a wealth of valuable information and materials -- including interactive models that allow learners to study dynamic systems, detailed maps, and links to resources on the World Wide Web -- that build upon and enhance traditional approaches to the subject.Conserving Earth's Biodiversity is a pioneering educational tool based on the teachings and writings of renowned biologist Edward O. Wilson, and created and developed by science educator Dan Perlman.The program's insightful pedagogy combined with a unique use of multimedia makes it an ideal complement to any standard textbook.

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