Sample of one of the three 'photobubbles' in Sunday Software's Ten Commandments CD

NOTES: To navigate, place your mouse over the image and click-drag your pointer. Move the pointer closer to the center to slow down the speed of rotation. Right click to reset point of view. In the actual CD's photobubble, special interactive learning activities are embedded as clickable points in each photobubble. If the plug-in for this ipix photobubble doesn't work, download the free ipix viewer plugin using the link below.

Click the link to the ipix plug in if the photobubble doesn't appear

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Details for teachers, lesson tips and navigational helps.

View a graphic of the scripture version of the commandments used in the CD and read about how our CD uses the "standard" Protestant/Orthodox/Reformed numbering of the Ten Commandments.

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View the bottom photobubble of Mt. Sinai here on the web. Requires ipix browser plug-in available at http://infomedia.ipix.com/support/download/alt_plugin.shtml

The preview photobubble is a 600 kb version of the higher-res version used in the program. This photobubble is the copyrighted property of Sunday Software Inc. and may not be used in any other website or presentation without our permission.

* What's a photobubble? It's two hemispheric pictures stitched together with software so that you can completely turn around in the photo with your mouse. Unlike a simple QuicktimeVR panoramic photo, in photobubbles you can look down and up as you turn. The motion is fluid.

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About the CD...

This CD's content was designed and written by Neil MacQueen, a Presbyterian minister and President of Sunday Software Inc. This design and content of the CD was previewed by and is now being used by pastors and Christian educators across the denominations.

Ten Commandments CD, copyright 2002, Sunday School Software.

The view from the top of Mt Sinai is spectacular. This photo was taken from a section of the 360 navigable photobubble found in Sunday Software's Ten Commandments CD v2.

At the bottom of the mountain you meet this guy in his office....

Before you head up the mountain, he tells you the whole story of how the Hebrews came to Mt. Sinai.