ws1x+@andrew.cmu.edu (W. Martin Schwartz) (03/06/91)
Hi!
I am working with a project team at Carnegie Mellon whose main
objective is to integrate computers into the first grade curriculum
at a McKeesport, Pa. school. We are using HyperCard as a means to
get teachers interested in using the computer more.
What I was wondering was if anyone knew of somewhere we could down
load some public domain stacks specifically aimed at first graders
or at least the primary grades, 1-3. We'll take advice, too, if
you have it. Thanks in advance!
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nursing our scars." --- Marillionweismantel@zodiac.rutgers.edu (03/08/91)
> I am working with a project team at Carnegie Mellon whose main > objective is to integrate computers into the first grade curriculum > at a McKeesport, Pa. school. We are using HyperCard as a means to > get teachers interested in using the computer more. > > What I was wondering was if anyone knew of somewhere we could down > load some public domain stacks specifically aimed at first graders > or at least the primary grades, 1-3. We'll take advice, too, if > you have it. Thanks in advance! I believe that Dr. Anthony Kelly of the Rutgers University Graduate School of Education may be able to assist you. He and his students have been working on HyperCard educational stacks for the early primary grades.I recently had the opportunity to see a presentation of some of these stacks - all developed in the last few years - and found them to be rather impressive.I hope this information will be useful.
weismantel@zodiac.rutgers.edu (03/08/91)
Dr. Anthony Kelly can be reached at the following address and phone number: Rutgers University Graduate School of Education Seminary Place New Brunswick, NJ 08903 908-932-6538 Sorry, this wasn't included before.