One section of the CD contains a collection of files that run on Macintosh computers. Two sections, one for DOS and one for Windows, contains programs that run on IBM and IBM-compatible computers. Several types of resources, such as graphics, fonts, and sounds, can be used by both IBM and Macintosh computers. The CD has a collection of resource files that are particularly useful in education. The fourth section of the CD contains a collection of documents.
Some files contain the texts of classic works of literature.
Others are papers on different aspects of technology use in education. The DOS, Windows, and Macintosh sections of the CD are organized according by software type. Software in the communication subdirectory includes public domain telecommunications programs, tools for accessing commercial networks such as CompuServe, and software that automates Internet use. Programs related to instructional technology and computer literacy are stored in this area. For example, tutorials on computer operation and the use of popular applications software are available.