Actual Education Interactive Guided Tours

Multiple Panoramic Scenes

Our Interactive Guided Tours use linked panoramic scenes to give you the best experience. What does this mean? Well it means that you move from one place to the other by clicking on 'hotspots'. You look around the scene you are in, a hotspot shows you where you can go to and another shows you where you have just been. These linked scenes are usually close enough together so that you already recognise where you will be going and where you have just been.

What are the advantages of having an Interactive Guided Tour with many linked scenes?

• More scenes mean more stories and more things to see!

• Nothing important is left out. Your tour is complete, detailed and comprehensive.

• Linking the scenes means you know how to move around the tour location - excellent help for when you visit in real. We really believe you'll feel like you've been there before!

• We split the number of linked scenes up into manageable tours. Many of our titles include three or more tours.

(This video shows the scene menu in action. Most of our tours have a minimum of ten scenes. Each CD tends to have a minimum of three seperate tours. You can follow the tour path using the green 'forward' hotspots or the red 'back' hotspots or you can 'jump' scenes using the scene menu. You can also bring up a ten scene menu by left clicking your mouse button.)