#6882

FX Science Tools is a software suite specially designed for physics and chemistry enthusiasts, including both teachers and students, developed by Efofex Software from Australia. It offers three main tools (FX Chem, FX ChemStruct, and FX Equation) that enable users to effortlessly create equations and chemical structures for use in presentations, scientific projects, and documents.
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#6249
FX Draw (AKA: FX Draw Tools, now called FX Math Tools) is a mathematical graph drawing tool specially made for educators on Windows and Mac platforms. Its main body consists of four parts: FX Draw, FX Equation, FX Graph, and FX Stat, providing users with rich mathematical drawing functions. Almost any graph a math teacher needs can be drawn easily and quickly using its highly specialized toolset.

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#5355

Sketchpad (short for The Geometer's Sketchpad) is the world's leading education software for teaching and learning mathematics. It gives students at all levels (from third grade through college) a tangible, visual way to learn maths, which increases their engagement, understanding and achievement, and makes the math itself more meaningful and memorable.
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#5286
Storyline is an extremely powerful new generation of advanced courseware making software developed by Articulate Global from China in 2012 (following the Articulate Studio 09). It is currently one of the most popular interactive e-learning multimedia courseware making tools in the industry. It's both very simple for beginners and powerful enough for experts.

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#4262

Nowadays a lot of people are keen to make presentations on computer to express their ideas. For example: teacher uses PPT and Flash to make courseware, financial staff uses it to show reports, designer demonstrates conception, and so forth. But presentation based on slideshow is missing the interaction and convenience of the traditional blackboard/whiteboard, which leads to such a bad result that both lecturers and audiences can only passively march forward following the scheduled architecture. This seems to be efficient, but is actually not as free and flexible as "a piece of paper + a pen".
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