crew@pro-harvest.cts.com (Chris Wicklein) (12/29/90)
rjlewis@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu (Richard J. Lewis, Jr. - Hacker@Large) writes, >All, > How many Apple II systems are still active in schools today? Are they >fairly common in grade schools but much rarer in secondary schools? > Or have most schools switched to MS DOS machines by now? > What systems do YOU all think SHOULD be used in schools? Which systems >have decent educational software today? > Curious, > - Crash Add message Subject: computers in schools Network message: enter text, end with "." alone. : I don't know why pro-line adds that stuff to my captured text. Do any of you? Anyway, the junior high I went to has about 12 //e's and a couple of dead ][+'s that were donated. The highschool I currently attend has a //e's everywhere, a GS lab, a Mac SE lab (networked), and just a few IBM PS/2's (these are used to run CD-ROM encyclopedias and such tasks). The GS is a good educational machine, and the Apple II ed. ware base is large. However, there is as much NEW edware comming out for IBMs as IIs. Amigas are pecking away at the school's II bases too. My school bought several new GS's over the summer, and seems to be pretty happy with AW Classic. ________________________ _________________________ | ProLine: crew@pro-harvest | | Internet: crew@pro-harvest.cts.com | | UUCP: crash!pro-harvest!crew | | ARPA: crash!pro-harvest!crew@nosc.mil | |_______________ BITNET: crew%pro-harvest.cts.com@nosc.mil _________________|