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Advertisers in the June 1996 issue

Apple Computer, Inc.
"Today, more schools are using Apple Macintosh computers to help students make their own important discoveries. A Mac makes it easy to connect via the Internet with other students all over the world. In the process, they discover a few small differences. But more important, they discover the overwhelming similarities that unite all of us. Each new Power Mac comes with the Apple Internet Connection Kit, complete with Claris Emailer, NewsWatcher, and the Netscape graphical web browser. All your class needs is a Mac, a modem, and a phone line, and you're ready to connect. Call us at (800) 800-APPL."

Compaq Computer Corp.
"With Compaq Networked Multimedia, the classroom is no longer a destination, it's a starting point. Working with industry partners, Compaq has developed a solution that can bring almost any information and communication resource, analog or digital, into the classroom through the desktop PC. For the first time, everything can be accessed with the point-and-click of a mouse. There's no more powerful way to build connections within a school and with the rest of the world. Built around a Compaq ProLiant server featuring Dynacom's media distribution technology, this system can grow as your needs grow, and can even incorporate your school's existing resources. To locate a Compaq Certified Education Partner near you or to receive a free video, call (800) 391-8885."
Automated Weather Source, Inc.
"AWS' Automated Weather Stations, interactive telecommunications software, and K-12 curriculum provide a window to interdisciplinary math and science. Call (800) 544-4429."
Jostens Learning
"Bring the world into your classroom with A+dvantage-Worldware, an easy and affordable way to manage your Internet access. Our easy menu-driven interface allows your students to effectively use the Internet to enhance their learning. Our A+dvantage management software also comes complete with its own e-mail system, making it easier than ever to communicate with your students, faculty members, and peers. Give your students the competitive edge -- call Jostens at (800) 244-0575."
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 (800) 218-8101."
SmartStuff Software
"FoolProof Security for Windows, DOS, and Macintosh features multiple security levels, network compatability, easy set-up and remote controls, lockable applications and control panels, and file protection. $10 (Mac) and $20 (Windows) district license. Order now by calling (800) 671-3999."
Sirsi Corp.
"It takes VIZION to research the world. Sirsi VIZION is perfect for students and professionals -- anyone serious about researching. VIZION offers a windowing Z39.50 client that's the quick and easy way to research on-line databases. With VIZION, you never need to learn different interfaces. And you can search multiple databases simultaneously, create search histories to re-execute search strategies easily, and click on hypertext for related searches. No other software offers VIZION's ability to store, organize, and bookmark destinations with such ease and power. Plus, VIZION supports telnet, FTP, web browsers, gopher, and most DOS and Windows operating systems, and it's just $94.95. Call (800) 242-2233."
Winnebago Software Company
"The free Guide to Library Automation booklet answers your questions about library automation: Why automate? Which hardware? Which software? What about networks? What about data entry? How do we get funding? To receive this free booklet, call (800) 533-5430 ext. 1418."
Creative Wonders
"Creative Wonders' multimedia CD-ROMs -- 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) 505-6133."
The Video Journal of Education
"The Video Journal of Education shows what technology is 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 to order or receive a free catalog."
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. After fifty years in the classroom, it's no wonder we're the technology leader in educational sound and communications. Call (800) 221-7336 (US) or (800) 565-5400 (Canada)."
Sirsi Corp.
"Sirsi UnicornECOLE is library automation for the school, the district, and the future. You need all the power of large-scale library automation that's easy to use, works within your budget, and maximizes your ability to grow and add services. Your students need easy and attractive ways to locate materials in your library and guidance in exploring quality Internet sites. UnicornECOLE from Sirsi makes it possible. It's librarian tested, cyberkid approved. Starter license $3,500. Call (205) 922-9820."
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."

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