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From: cwc@notecnirp.Princeton.EDU (Chris Clifton)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.hypercard
Subject: CourseWare
Summary: Hypercard as a teaching tool?
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Date: 8 Feb 89 22:16:42 GMT
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Does anyone out there know of educational uses of Hypercard?
In particular, I am interested in software (okay, I guess I
should say stacks, right?) which can be used to set up readings,
etc. which follow a curriculum.  This isn't for computer science
or computer scientists, but a reasonable knowledge of HyperCard
on the part of the instructor setting up the course might be
a reasonable expectation.

Anyway, if anyone knows of something like this, please drop
a line.  Email is preferable, as I'm not a regular HyperCard
user or comp...hypercard reader.

Thanks-

-Chris
(cwc@princeton.EDU)