NEW!. A-levelnet is a dynamic online resource for AS/ALevel students, and is designed for schools. It consists of over 120 online programs taking students up to AS and A-Level in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths.

    In keeping with the state-of-the art technology of A-Levelnet, it consists of a USB flash drive containing software that calculates the secret passwords of the courses for that term, and gives the website names where they are found. Teachers have complete security of supply as the flash drive also holds backups of compressed versions of the courses.

    A-Levelnet is easy-to-use and features:

  • Video Virtual Teachers, and Science Experiments on Video. It works with Interactive Whiteboards, as well as screens, as normal

  • Homework Emailer. Pupils can email their efforts to their teacher at the click of a button. Teachers can set chosen programs for homework/class work, and it will be automatically marked, with verified and detailed marks emailed

  • Worksheet Generators for Biology. Teachers can click on a button to generate a Photocopiable Worksheet on that subject. Teachers can also print out as many as they need

  • Over 1,000,000 possible questions and answers, with hints followed by full explanations as required. Instruction is by multimedia (video, 3D animations etc.)

  • No annual fee, even though the courses feature both Real Video and the new easy-to- use PC Video. Schools need only pay once for a resource that lasts for the entire lifetime of the website.

  • It can be used anywhere (in the school or the the teachers' or students' homes for homework)

  • 'Best on the web' is how the international search engine Excite described these online courses' website.

    These online courses are based on Mega Biology, Mega Chemistry, Mega Physics and Mega Maths,and have the same content and even more advanced features.

    So A-Levelnet covers:
  • Osmosis, Biochemistry and Homeostasis
    Experiments. Video is used to
    demonstrate experiments, which
    you can carry out yourself using
    mainly household objects
  • Sight and Hearing
  • Gas Exchange
  • Blood and Circulation
  • Transport
  • Movement and Growth
  • Nervous System
  • Digestion
  • Excretion
  • Homeostasis
  • Plant Cells
  • Animal Cells
  • Plant and animal tissues
  • Neurones
  • Plant reproduction
  • Mitosis and Meiosis
  • Genetics and Evolution. Video
    'Virtual teachers' demonstrate
    Genetics using models. Then they
    go through each difficult question
    with you, if you have problems
  • Human reproduction
  • Prokaryotic cells and Membranes
  • Viruses and Taxonomy
  • Enzyme Experiments. Video is used
    to demonstrate experiments using
    enzymes, which you can carry out
    yourself afterwards. Also enzymes
    are explained in detail
  • Carbohydrates
  • Lipids and Proteins
  • DNA and RNA
  • Cell respiration
  • Plant nutrients
  • Vitamins
  • Essential ions
  • Ecology
  • Field study
  • Mock A-Level
  • Titration Experiments. Video
    is used to demonstrate an acid-base
    titration using a burette. You repeat
    it using household objects. This also
    covers analysis of the results
  • Atoms and Molecule Shapes. 3D
    animations are used to demonstrate
    molecule shapes. This also covers atoms,
    their orbitals and shells, and bonding
  • Groups I and II. Properties of the
    elements in these Groups of the Periodic
    Table
  • Group III
  • Group IV
  • Group V
  • Group VI
  • Group VII
  • Transition Elements
  • Identifying Gases
  • Enthalpy Experiments. Video is used
    to demonstrate how to measure the
    enthalpy change of combustion. Other
    enthalpy experiments are also covered
  • Properties of Solutions
  • Properties of Gases
  • Enthalpy and Entropy. A video
    'virtual teacher' goes through each
    difficult calculation with you, if
    you have problems
  • Mixing Gases
  • Acid and Base Strengths
  • Oxidation Numbers
  • Cells and Electrolysis
  • Reaction Quantities
  • Nuclear Reactions
  • Isomers
  • Recognise Functional Groups
  • Naming Compounds
  • Tests for Functional Groups
  • Polymerisation
  • Addition Reactions
  • Substitution Reactions
  • Other Reaction Types
  • Laboratory Preparation
  • Synthetic Routes
  • Mock A-Level
  • Motion Experiments. Video is used to demonstrate experiments, which you can carry out yourself. It covers the different types of motion and Data Analysis
  • Linear Motion
  • Forces in Equilibrium
  • Projectiles
  • Work and Energy
  • Momentum and Moments
  • Power
  • Circular Motion
  • Oscillations
  • Gravitational Fields
  • Circuit Diagrams
  • Resistance
  • Kirchhoff's Laws. A video 'Virtual Teacher' pops up to explain these Laws and show you how to apply them
  • Potential Dividers
  • Capacitance
  • Reactance
  • Resonance
  • Magnetic Fields
  • Electromagnetic Induction
  • Charges and Fields
  • Wave Experiments
  • Light
  • Thermometers
  • Pressure and Temperature. The video Virtual Teacher explains and demonstrates important aspects of these Physics problems
  • Heat Energy
  • Ideal Gases
  • Elasticity
  • Quantum Mechanics
  • Radioactivity
  • Homework Slave
  • Mock AS-Level exams
  • Mock A2-Level exams
  • Permutations. A video Virtual
    Teacher pops up to help you with each
    question, using bricks to illustrate the
    problem
  • Combinations
  • Line Geometry
  • Circle Geometry
  • Polynomials and the Remainder
    Theorem
  • Inequalities
  • Logarithms
  • Solution of equations
  • Complex numbers
  • Operations on roots, and Derivation
    of equations
  • Series and progressions
  • Binomial Theorem
  • Expansions
  • Transformations
  • Standard derivatives
  • Derivatives of functions
  • Tangents and normals
  • Graph stationary points. A Virtual
    Teacher pops up to explain this topic
    to you by using models
  • Trigonometry of large and special
    angles
  • Trigonometrical graphs
  • Trigonometrical identities
  • Partial fractions
  • Standard integrals
  • Advanced integration
  • Applications of integration
  • 3D Volumes of revolution
  • Iteration
  • Vectors
  • Mechanics
  • Statistics
  • Mock A-Level exams

This new product is dynamic and will be updated on a regular basis. It requires one PC with a USB port (Windows XP, ME, 2000 etc.) to generate the password, and runs on all PCs and other computers with internet. 1 to 100-User version of A-Levelnet has a one-off price of only £359 (similar price to the equivalent Network CD versions for only 8 users). Site Licence version of A-Levelnet has a one-off price of £599 (no more than the Site Licence CD versions). All prices include postage and VAT.