The program's interface is based on the village-like appearance of major observatories on mountain tops.
Students use an image processing program, an image browser and various simulation programs.
Students learn information technology skills as well as collect, analyze, generate and transmit information using computers. They e-mail their findings to other ETE schools and contact scientists for answers to questions. For more information, contact Nitin Naik, President of the Center for Educational Technologies at Wheeling Jesuit University.