"The Scoop on Soil" - Interactive game (22.1 MB) - Claude's "The Scoop on Soil" - To use: Download - Unzip - Browse to the "Scoop on Soil.exe" - click on the file to run. (This version is for Windows)

 The MAC version of The Scoop on Soil

The new USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service Website Claude's Got the Scoop on Soil! hosted by The University of Illinois Extension at http://web.extension.uiuc.edu/soil/

(The GAME itself will not run from this web site. It must be downloaded from the site or using the link above and unzipped for the game to actually run on your computer.)

All of the other links from the web run on the Web just as they do from a CD.


•  How to make a CD-ROM containing "The Scoop on Soil"
  
  
• Image in jpg format for use in making labels(right click and "save-target-as" to obtain image)
  
  
•  Powerpoint for printing CD- Stomper labels
  
  
• Powerpoint for printing CD - Avery Style Labels
  
  
•  Images of Claude1 and Claude2

Some Generic Technical Support for "The Scoop on Soil"

1. First download the file "Soil_game_The_Scoop_on_Soil.zip" to your computer
   
   
2. Then double click on the file
   • If you have a program called WinZip on your computer, it will open and you will have the option of extracting the files to a location.
     
   • You might also try right clicking on the file and windows will give you the option of opening-with or extracting the files.
   • The files must be extracted for the game to work.
   
   
   
   
3. You will end up with a directory called "Scoop on Soil Game" and a file called "Scoop on Soil CD label.stt".
   • In the directory is a file called "Scoop on Soil.exe". To start the game you can click on this file.
   
   
4. If you do not wish to have to search for this file every time you wish to play the game, right click on the file and choose "create shortcut".
   
   
5. You can use windows explorer to place the shortcut on the desktop or wherever you would like it to be.
   
   
6. If you think that you will be using the game often, drag the shortcut to the start button and it will show up in your start menu.