robertj@tekgen.UUCP (10/02/86)
I have a friend who is teaching a class of learning disabled students. He recently inherited eight apples and no software. I need to find sources of public domain educa- tional software for the apple. Thank you for the help.
abc@brl-smoke.ARPA (Brint Cooper ) (10/06/86)
It isn't free, but it's cheap. Contact:
The Big Red Apple Club
1105 S. 13th St, #103
Norfolk, NE 68701
My wife teaches Grade Four in our public schools and has found this a
useful source of public domain software available for distribution fees.
Also contact the
Minnesota Educational Computer Consortium
I can't find the address for them. She must have taken the disks to
school with her. The school system joined MECC for a set fee. Software
is then available for distribution costs. If you can't get the address
for MECC, write me again.
Also, write me if you need something specific.
--
Brint Cooper
ARPA: abc@brl.arpa
UUCP: ...{seismo,unc,decvax,cbosgd}!brl-smoke!abcahby@meccsd.UUCP (Shane P. McCarron) (10/09/86)
In article <4387@brl-smoke.ARPA> abc@brl-smoke.ARPA (Brint Cooper ) writes: >Also contact the > > Minnesota Educational Computer Consortium > >I can't find the address for them. She must have taken the disks to >school with her. The school system joined MECC for a set fee. Software >is then available for distribution costs. If you can't get the address >for MECC, write me again. Actually, it's the Minnesota Educational Computing Corporation, and the address is: MECC 3490 Lexington Ave N. St. Paul, MN 55126 (612) 481-3500 MECC has site and district licenses available for schools, but also sells through retail outlets and via direct catalog sales to individuals. -- Shane P. McCarron UUCP ihnp4!meccts!ahby MECC Technical Services ATT (612) 481-3589 "They're only monkey boys; We can still crush them here on earth!"