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From: estell@m.cs.uiuc.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Locating educational shareware.
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Date: 17 Jul 90 14:30:00 GMT
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>Hello,
    >I have been requested by a co-worker to find some shareware
>programs for educational purposes.  He is working with ninth grade
>students who don't have much computer experience.  They are looking
>for programs in the areas of math, chemistry, programming, engineering,
>or anything else that will work on an Apple ][.

Project SERAPHIM is an NSF-sponsored clearinghouse for instructional
microcomputer information in chemistry.  They have over 700 programs
available on over 240 disks; the majority of these are for the Apple II.
The prices for stuff are very reasonable ($5 per disk).

For more information, ask for their free catalogue by writing to:

   Project SERAPHIM
   Department of Chemistry
   University of Wisconsin
   1101 University Avenue
   Madison, WI 53706

Or call them at: (608) 263-2837.