The BBC's "Countryside" disc provided various census and agricultural datasets and was sponsored by a broad consortium of public and private sector organisations. The BBC's "Volcanoes" disc, produced in association with Oxford University Press, featured volcanic eruption footage and animated computer graphics sequences by award-winning animator, Rod Lord, together with hypertext features. The "Volcanoes" disc (priced at £194.35) employed "new AIV features like hypertext" and had graphical content that was created on Archimedes computers. Shell Education Services offered an "interactive video project pack" intended for educational use in various subjects based on "a system developed by Shell UK to provide route maps in filling stations". Epic Industrial Communications offered a "complete course in solid state electronics" for the AIV system, priced at £2300 plus VAT.