Release Notes
Release 19 (2014) of this reference contains all the texts of Encyclopaedia Britannica , 48 million words. More than 6,083 world-renowned authors , specialists in their field , have helped to bring immediate and thorough responses to any question.
Engine powerful and fast search: 350,000 links between all products allow for a highly selective research ( in the index, by Copyright in bibliographic sources ... ). But all of the data base may also universalis Otre interviewee from a word or words ( Boolean operators) .
The sophisticated search tool allows Requote lead if a kid spelling mistake has been committed. Supplements : a dictionary of the language French and six large integrated specialized thematic courses.
The term " music " more than two and a half hours commented extracts of Middle Ages to the present day , and an interactive module that defines and illustrates is musical currents and their interactions.
The term "Art" : a virtual museum with over 1,000 masterpieces of Western painting and oriental art , 400 comments and explanations by 40 tours, with sound animated.
The term "Library" offers nearly 450 works from the analyzes world literature (novels, short stories, théGtre , poetry, etc. . ).
The course "History" merges Historical Atlas ( Global History of the World since 6000 years) and commented video (including majorities interactive ).
The term " science " includes a laboratory with 3D animations, as well as interactive movies CG experiences.
The sixth part is a rich interactive atlas maps 1270 geographical and historical details of all countries of the world ( with three level three zoom levels on a city sought).
It is possible to build up personal files , print and export written information .
A connection to the site of the Encyclopaedia Universalis proposes an extension of Internet research : an overview of the best robots for research and a list of recommended sites and a new chronology from the fall of the Berlin Wall.