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Compaq Computer Corporation
With experience gained networking the world's biggest companies, Compaq has easy-to-use server technologies that can connect you to things you never dreamed possible. Compaq servers running Microsoft BackOffice give you a unified operating system that can run everything that runs your school -- from district-critical tasks to connecting students to a library in Milan. Call (800) 88-TEACH for more information. And to find out how your school can get a free 90-day trial of a Compaq network, call the Compaq and Microsoft K-12 Education Information Line at (800) 555-4K12.


Tudor Publishing Company
Developing a curriculum is a lot easier with Curriculum Designer, a new software program with built-in databases and templates. Objectives and competencies, state requirements, and standardized tests are all included. You can explore "what if"-scenarios, create time-planning worksheets, and prepare custom reports. Call (800) 998-4531.

Automated Weather Source, Inc.
Automated Weather Source's fully automated, networked weather stations integrate real-world weather data, computers, and telecommunications to provide hands-on curriculum activities in math, science, social studies, and geography. Call (800) 544-4429.

3D/International
3D/International specializes in technology masterplanning for school districts: the art of defining needs before the science of buying equipment begins. Do you know what you want your district's capabilities to be? Call (916) 447-7600 or fax (916) 443-8906.

Synergistic Systems
Synergistic Systems labs establish environments conducive to learning and allow for equal access of students to curriculum, something that challenges the traditional classroom. The lab and the environment engage students to create excitement, challenge thinking skills, and encourage self-motivating experiences. Students are excited about school as a result. Call (800) 828-5787 or fax (316) 231-2466.

Proxima
Now your entire class can benefit from compelling multimedia content -- without a classroom full of computers. With a Proxima desktop projector, you can project your favorite educational software, Internet resources, or video programs right up on a classroom wall, simply by connecting it to a single PC, Macintosh, or video source. With a complete family of desktop projectors, Proxima has a model that's right for your school's specific needs and budget. Call (800) 447-7692 ext. 672 for information on how to win a Proxima desktop projector, laptop computer, and media cart. (All educators are eligible, contest ends May 31, 1996.)

Creative Wonders
Creative Wonders' multimedia CD-ROMs -- such as Schoolhouse Rock: Grammar Rock; Counting on Frank: A Math Adventure Game; and ABC World Reference: 3D Atlas -- entice students with contextual learning experiences that extend fundamental classroom topics. Equip students with the skills they need to shape the future. Call (800) 543-9778.

Jostens Learning
With full-motion video, sound, and animation, Learning First-New Edition is a dynamic and educational software program that offers students learning opportunities through stimulating explorations. Conceived by top national educators, Learning First-New Edition offers a curriculum ranging from reading and writing to math and science. Call (800) 422-4339 ext. 7880.

SkillsBank Corp.
The CornerStone Language Arts and new CornerStone Mathematics basic skills software programs use high-interest content, cutting-edge graphics, and an award-winning instructional approach to motivate, interest, and encourage students every step of the way. And the Teacher Management Program allows you to easily customize courses so students get the specific skills development they need. Call (800) 84-SKILL for a free demo today.

Simplex
Simplex, whose products have been in classrooms across America since 1945, offers systems ranging from basic intercom to state-of-the-art video-on-demand. Options include voice mail and Homework Hotline capabilities. Security features such as all-call paging and an emergency alert triggered by knocking a telephone receiver off the hook help improve classroom safety. All this from the industry leader in life safety solutions, including fire, communications, security, and time management functions. Call (800) 221-7336.

The LPD Video Journal of Education
The LPD Video Journal of Education shows what's working in schools and how to make it work for you. This is the most effective package available to help educators launch technology in the classroom for improved learning. Call (800) 572-1153 or fax (801) 566-6885 to receive a free catalog.


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