Explore the 'Legacy' section of astro.unl.edu to understand the types of interactive learning tools available. Specifically, identify the main purpose of the 'NAAP', 'ClassAction', and 'Interactives' projects, and confirm how these older Flash-based materials are now accessible.
Navigate to 'astro.unl.edu'. Click on the 'Legacy' link in the left-hand navigation menu (ID 27). Identify the main purpose of the 'NAAP' project. Identify the main purpose of the 'ClassAction' project. Identify the main purpose of the 'Interactives' project. Confirm how these Flash-based projects are now accessible. Synthesize the findings to describe each project's purpose and its current accessibility.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Legacy Projects' page. The purpose of 'NAAP' is identified as 'full-featured simulations programmed in flash and supporting materials appropriate for use in computer labs, homework, or classroom demonstrations'. The purpose of 'ClassAction' is identified as 'a computer database of questions and feedback resources for peer instruction'. The purpose of 'Interactives' is identified as 'animations ask students to manipulate (either order or categorize) icons that can represent astronomical objects, characteristics, events, and concepts'. It is stated that all these projects 'were all originally programmed in Flash, and now work using the Ruffle emulator'.