Subject: Re: New EdWare Release for the Apple II Computer Series
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Download the worksheet that goes along with it.  Yes, it keeps the students
focused, recording their observations and progress (good practice for note
taking, too).  Astronomy has always been interest of mine, but I ended up
learning quite a few things as well.

Fifteen minutes?  There still about two hours worth of material on the disk. 
No fooling.  Alan did an amazing job crafting this disk, squeezing two hours
worth of instructions onto two sides of a 5.25" floppy, yet organizing it so
you could indeed play it for fifteen minutes a day, stop, and pick things up
where you left off anytime!  Well done, Alan.

Jay Edwards