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About 80% of our schools used Mac's for the first years of the old Tech
levy. There was tons of MECC applications that the district bought. Many
of the schools were using the old Mac software up to a couple of years ago
(when I lost track). So, there should be a lot of it out there. How about
cleaning out the closets for old Mac LC software?
-Wes
wfelty@gte.net
At 09:11 PM 01/23/2001 -0800, you wrote:
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>Hi,
>
> Thanks to the very kind generosity of some wonderful people
>on Tic-Tech I have been able to piece together a "mini-lab" made
>up of some older Macintosh computers (the LC vintage) in our
>second grade area (serves three second grade classes - Maple
>is an open-concept building; I've set up this mini-lab at the
>back of our "pod"). These computers had Microsoft Works loaded
>onto them by the district (which I have been using extensively
>with my students for word-processing projects, which they love),
>but not much else.
>
> Does anyone know where I can find/purchase software for
>these older Macs? (None of these computers have CD-ROM drives
>- all of the software catalogues that I have looked through only
>offer CD-ROMs, no software on floppy disks.) I was able to purchase
>off of eBay an older floppy disk version of Millie's Math House,
>but that was about all that was available. Would any of you
>happen to have "older" (I've been told that it is now called
>"vintage"!) Macintosh software just collecting dust on your shelves
>that you might be willing to part with?? I'd be happy to do
>something kind for you in return. My students are 7 and 8 years
>old, but their academic levels range all the way from kindergarten
>up to nearly fifth grade.
>
> Thank you again for your help. I really enjoy this newsgroup.
> When I read information posted here that is important I make
>sure to post it for the staff at Maple.
>
>Sincerely,
>Diane Trudnowski
>trudnow@cks.ssd.k12.wa.us
>Maple Elementary School
>Second Grade
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