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- Available products developed by GLOVIS are welcomed additions to the
home, church, classroom, or school library and are an excellent resource for
parents, teachers, and students. GLOVIS is a provider of multimedia products
and solutions, delivering an unmatched selection of services for technical,
educational, and business presentations. To obtain products of interest,
review the product and select price range and quantity. Send check or money-order
with return information to:
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GLOVIS Technologies, Inc.; P. O. Box 960130, Riverdale, Georgia 30296.
- Historical Timeline
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Historical Time-line - an 11"x17" laminated reference guide and
study aid with interactive CD-ROM
- Scientific and Technological Genius
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Scientific and Technological Genius - a DVD and study guide that
features personalities and contributions of people of African descent.
- Digital Clip-Art on CD
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Clip-Art - Digital TIF & JPEG file images on disk - Adinkra
symbols, (Egyptian (Medu Netcher) Fonts Temp.
Discontinued)
- History and Development Of Black Sacred
Music
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History & Development of the Black Sacred Music Tradition and
Africanisms In African American Culture were developed by Dr. Pennon
Lockhart. Both CD-ROM's are the continuum of an African consciousness
relating to African musical traditions in the new world to show the
interaction between our African past and African-American present. A
review of Black Sacred music periods of development and dominance from 1619
through the 1900's is reviewed as the roots of Gospel music from Africa
through American slavery is presented.
- The Medu Netcher Of Moses
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This E-Book developed by Dr. Pennon Lockhart reflects data for the
study of mankind that has long been available in the Bible although
anthropology is a modern science. Since the study of anthropology includes
the history of developing cultures, we may say that: Old Testament history
has much to tell us on the subject of African origins. Moreover, the Old
Testament provides not only history of the Edenic creation and development
of early cultures but also divine - commentary on the nature of man and his
relationships through the Mosaic writings of the Pentateuch. Further explication is given in the New Testament. It is
of fundamental importance to Christian thinking to learn what the Word of
God says concerning man and his relationships both to God and his fellow
man.
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