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    ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA Online Schools Edition 43, Jalan 34/154, Taman Delima, 56000 Cheras, KL Tel : +603-9100 1868 Fax : +603-9102 4730 100 million users worldwide
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    Three separate levelsfor primary, middle & high school students Over 151,800 encyclopedia articles Over 39,400 images (photos, illustrations, maps) & 2,100 animations, audio clips and videos Over 100,000 student-friendly web sites Current journal & magazine articles World atlas & country comparisons Dictionary & thesaurus Britannica’s collection of student learning materials & teacher resources Start Smart with Britannica!
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    Senior High SchoolMiddle School Primary School
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    Three Levels ofComprehension Choose the Level That’s Right For You
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    Year-Group Focused DifferentiatedClassrooms Choose the Level That’s Right For You USA : Senior High School M’sia : Upper Secondary UK : Key Stage 3-4 USA : Primary School M’sia : Primary School UK : Key Stage 1-2 USA : Middle School M’sia : Upper Primary – Lower Sec UK : Key Stage 2-3 Students who exceed expectations Students who don’t meet expectations Students who meet expectations
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    Searching in fastand easy in the Britannica
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    Thorough Articles withAuthoritative Information
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    Explore a varietyof in-depth spotlights with rich multi-media articles Spotlights
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    A wide varietyof spotlights And many more … Spotlights
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    Engaging Contents forYoung Children Britannica Helps You Find Information Fast In-Depth Articles Are Easy to Read and To Understand Britannica for Primary Students
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    Multimedia clips atyour fingertips 100 Full-Length Videos plus 3,300 concise video clips Over 39,400 images (photos, illustrations, maps) Over 2,100 animations, audio clips and videos Over 100,000 student-friendly websites Multimedia
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    Double-click to lookup words Dictionary / Thesaurus
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    Exercises Interactive LessonsStudy Guides Web Site Activities Learning In Action Learning Materials
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    Narration I Glossary I Links I Animation I Activity Sheet I Quiz I Lesson Plans Learning Materials
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    Over 700 journalsfrom EBSCO & ProQuest Filter by Lexile Levels Web’s Best Sites Primary Sources Additional Contents
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    Daily news fromleading newspapers Blogs World Atlas Biography This Day in History Year in Review Additional Contents
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    Architecture, Art, Childhood,Daily Life, Ecology, Exploration, Literature, Medicine, Music, Religion, Science, Sports, Technology, Women Timelines
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    Daily updates Curriculummapping Articles are written by expert contributors and advisors. Editors stand behind content Neutral, unbiased perspectives on issues and conflicts. Safe environment for children to do internet research. Sites do not allow advertising or other promotions. Content is structured and organized to meet student needs. Why Encyclopædia Britannica Online?
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    15 Member Boardthat includes: Nobel Laureates Pulitzer Prize Winners Leading Scholars Writers Artists Public Servants Activists at the top of their fields. Their mission is to guide the development of the first and most authoritative encyclopedia on the internet, first launched in 1994. Why Encyclopædia Britannica Online?
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    Allows students atall levels and abilities to easily use quality online resources Provides teachers with training materials, lesson plans and assistance with integrating the content into the school curriculum Integrate technology into the classroom with multimedia and Britannica’s student Learning Materials activities Promotes information literacy by providing a range of sources such as magazines, selected internet sites, and primary source documents Why Encyclopædia Britannica Online?
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    The Software &Information Industry Association says Encyclopædia Britannica Online is the Best Online Consumer Information Service! 2008 Winner
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