Questions can include a photo, illustration, or any other kind of document, so test-takers can view the graphic or document and answer the question accordingly. New to version 2.0 are a complete interface redesign and the ability to attach documents created in any other application, such as a word processor, spreadsheet, CAD, and so on. QuickStudy will launch the external application and open the document for viewing. Student Aid is an educational study tool. This demo is save-disabled, and contains only five sample tests.
Users can plan or log activities on any day of the week or year.
The program is also customizable, so that if one family participates in a different set of plans and activities than another family, separate logs can be kept for everyone who uses the program. It also provides calculations of cumulative time spent on each subject and can display the results by quarter, semester, or year. For high school students, HomeSchool Planner can display results using Carnegie units, which are needed for official records or transcripts when students enter college. Users can learn and investigate the concepts of associative memory in a two-layer parallel distributed processing architecture. A graphical user interface provides direct access to units, connections, and patterns.