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Technical Requirements

Computer Requirements

Windows Computer Requirements

Intel Pentium or higher processor (Pentium III or higher preferred)
128 MB RAM required (256 MB or more preferred)
Windows 98, 2000, Me, XP, or Windows NT 4
800x600 display screen area (1024x768 preferred)
Dial-up or Broadband (Cable/DSL-preferred) internet connection
Microsoft Internet Explorer version 6.0 or higher (version 6.11 SP1 preferred) OR Netscape 7.1 or higher. Either browser must have 28-bit cipher strength or encryption.
Sound card (The Creative Process Only)
Macromedia Authorware player browser plug-in (The Creative Process Only - see below)

Macintosh Computer Requirements

Power Macintosh with Power PC (G3 or higher processor)
Mac OS 9.x or OS X (OS X 10.2.x preferred)
64 MB of RAM
256-color monitor, 800 X 600 resolution (1024 X 768 preferred)
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.2, Netscape 7.x or Safari 1.0 (Mac OS X 10.2.x and higher only)

Internet Browser Updates

Macintosh computer users please DO NOT USE Safari as your web browser. Please use either Firefox or Internet Explorer.

Here are the links to Microsoft and Netscape if your Windows computer requires an update of its Internet browser.

Microsoft Internet Explorer
Click here to download the latest Windows version of the Microsoft Internet Explorer* browser. Please note the download time indicated by Microsoft and plan accordingly.

Netscape Navigator
Click here to download the latest Windows version of the Netscape* browser. Please note the download time indicated by Netscape and plan accordingly.

Requirements for our webcam classes:

A broadband (DSL, Cable, or Satellite) Internet connection. Please do not register for these classes if you use dial up for your Internet access. You will not have a good experience and the difficulties you experience will have some effect on other remote students as well.
The ability to log on to the Internet and navigate to a URL. If you do not have experience with the Internet you will not want to make a webcam class your first adventure.
A reasonably modern computer (nothing below a Pentium III, or something later than that, or an equivalently modern Mac) with a good sound system, decent speakers, and/or a good headset so that the student will be able to listen to the class effectively.
Decent typing ability. Most of the time, students at home will be interacting through the chat window, so they'll need to be able to type well enough to communicate in that way.
A webcam and microphone, plus a computer robust enough to support them. These will be necessary only if the student wishes to be able to make live presentations.

Macromedia Authorware Player

(Creative Process in the Bible Only)

Windows
Click here to download the Microsoft Internet Explorer version of the Authorware player (required for the online course)*.

Click here to download the Netscape Navigator version of the Authorware player*.

Macintosh
We regret that the Authorware Player is not compatible with Macintosh OS X. Mac users with OS X will need to operate in Windows emulation mode. If you use Windows emulation mode you will have to download the Authorware version for Windows. Click here to download the Macintosh version of the Authorware player*

* Please note Unity does not offer technical support for these products. For product support, please contact the software product manufacturer.

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