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IDpack Plus is a fast and reliable badge-printing program for Windows. It allows you to design and produce photo ID cards, badges, labels and nametags for all kinds of uses. IDpack prints on your own printer with more than 1000 Avery label formats.

YearPlanner manages, organizes, and presents calendar based events-data for individuals, groups, and organizations. It can be used as a diary, scheduler, project management tool. It uses the classic Year Planner layout.

CFB Primes is an optimised PalmOS program which can find the prime factors and closest primes of any integer up to one billion (US) in a few seconds or less. The standard edit menu allows you to make use of the results in other applications.

For students aged 9 - 12 in Primary 3 - 6. There are over 2000 challenging Science quizzes and structured questions to practise on. Topics include Matter, Living and non-living things, Plants, Animals, Reproduction, Energy, Forces, Machines, etc

Math Logic 4.0 is a math help & learning software for children that is an integral component of math lesson plans. Math Logic is a fun and straightforward computerized online math games method of learning and solving math problems for school students

Unique interactive multimedia Chemistry teaching software that tests students as they learn. Topics include: elements, atoms and molecules, word equations, chemical symbols, Periodic Table, chemical formulas, balancing chemical equations.

Unique interactive multimedia Chemistry teaching software. Topics include: elements, compounds, mixtures, atomic structure, ionic bonding, covalent bonding, bond energies and the Periodic Table.

Chemistry teaching software which simulates the building of any of the first 20 atoms (up to calcium) on screen. Learn how atoms are formed from electrons, protons and neutrons and how the electrons are arranged in shells or energy levels.

Chemistry teaching software which simulates the bonding of Ionic compounds on screen. Learn how Ionic compounds are formed by atoms gaining and losing electrons. Includes a reference section to support students learning.