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Study 100 (formerly Imperata)

The Study 100 (formerly known as Imperata Software) suite is an application and activity control system for networked computer classrooms, produced by Sanako Corporation (formerly known as Divace). It provides solutions targeted at preparation, delivery and management of digital lesson plans and work assignments in the ICT classroom and across distributed networks.

Mulitmedia Interaction

Study 100 creates a unique foundation for multimedia interaction. Any subject can be brought into the realm of modern information technology with the teacher acting as tutor, resource and interactive supervisor.

Lesson Plan Portfolio

Lesson plan portfolios save preparation time by linking web-based content or other digital resources together with a lesson or project plan in a single file.

Applications, files and web pages can be launched remotely from the tutor computer to selected students or copied, either individually or as part of a project folder, to automate the delivery of learning resources, tests or assignments. A suite of collaboration, messaging and monitoring tools facilitates the management and support of learner activities

Web Based Learning

Study 100 includes the facility for the teacher to browse the web for suitable learning resources from within the tutor application, and then via a single click add the web page to the current lesson plan. All web pages saved can subsequently be launched via a single mouse click to selected student PCs.

Lesson plan portfolios save preparation time by linking web-based content or other digital resources together with a lesson or project plan in a single file. Applications, files and web pages can be launched remotely from the tutor computer to selected students or copied, either individually or as part of a project folder, to automate the delivery of learning resources, tests or assignments.

The teacher can tailor the degree of Web access by choosing either strict or open mode when launching Web links to students. When the links are opened in strict mode, the students are allowed to access only those Web sites included in the lesson plan portfolio.

Learning within this sort of tutorial environment can be stimulating and productive even as control is maintained over students´ activities and over the timeallocated for tasks.

Study 100 Features Overview:

IMEX recommends that you take the opportunity to see a demonstration of the Interactive Whiteboard Systems and associated software.

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