Subject: Re: Mecc titles
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From: George Rentovich <grent@home.com>
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"L. Cornelio" wrote:

> In article <37EAC3E2.62E44ED0@swbell.net>, rubywand@swbell.net wrote:
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> >Penman writes ...
> >>
> >> Most MECC titles for the Apple II are still being sold, and are
> >> copyrighted material (I happen to have a MECC catalog at work)/
>
> A teacher has contacted me via email & she is looking for information on
> all MECC titles along w/ grade suitability etc. Does MECC have this on a
> website somewhere. Do they still offer a catalog, or is the one you
> mention something from a few years back? Do you have current address? I
> would like to help this teacher out.
>

Hi,
 Their is a web site put up by a school that list and describes all of the
MECC that they use. This would not be a complete list, but it also gives a
good description of the programs in question. All of theirs seem to be in
the K-2 range. You can look at the list at,

http://www.rockingham.k12.va.us./REPS/meccintro.htm

Not a complete list, but a start of what to look for or eliminate from what
you need.

Take Care
         George