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From:         dsmith@mcis.messiah.edu
Subject:      More about Omnipage

.......................................................................

In response to the following message I received from a fellow Omnipage user:

>   We also have been using OmniPage Professional and have found it a bit
>   slow. True, we have it on a 16MHz machine, but it still seems slower
>   than some of the older packages we ran. You seem to like it. Have you
>   compared it to any other packages?

Yes, Omnipage Professional is a system resource hog.  I can well imagine it
would be VERY slow on a 16 Mhz machine.  I am using it on a 386dx 25 Mhz with
a math coprocessor with 4 Mb RAM.  More RAM than I have is better, and it is
probably best suited for a 486/33 or a fast 386 with a coprocessor.

I have not done a thorough evaluation of OCR packages.  I know there are
probably a couple of others that work as well as Omnipage.  We had some
experience with a couple lower end programs that were negative, that is why
we went to Omnipage.  We also had a version that ran on a 286 that required
a special board (with a Motorola 68020 processor) to run it.  We had very
negative experience with that version because the board caused a lot of
problems.  However, when we upgraded to Omnipage Professional which requires
a 386, the software functioned much better and yielded the desired results.

There are two or three "good OCR" solutions out there.  I was just sharing
my experience with Omnipage Professional (which runs under Windows on 386 and
486 equipment).  We also use it to scan graphics in many cases.

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From:         Yoko Okita <YOKITA@UHCCVX.UHCC.HAWAII.EDU>
Subject:      learning style tests

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
If you have information about the following learning preference
tets, please let me know.

-the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (by Myers and McCaulley)

-Your Style of Learning and Thinking (by Torrance, Reynolds, Riegal
and Ball)

-Learning Channel Prefernce Checlist (by O'brien)

-Style Orientation Survey (by Oxford)

Thank you in advance

Yoko Okita
yokita@uhccvx.uhcc.hawaii.edu
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Date:         Sat, 29 Aug 1992 13:59:53 EDT
From:         "Ian M. Richmond" <imr@uwovax.uwo.ca>
Subject:      Re: Scanning Software

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I would second the recommendation of Omnipage OCR software. Over
the past year I have used it for two book projects involving
texts in both French and English. Although some cleaning up of the
scanned texts is necessary, Omnipage's accuracy is quite
remarkable.

We use a HP Scanjet connected to a Macintosh Si. The scanned texts
are saved as WordPerfect files on the Macintosh. They can then be
saved as WordPerfect 5.1 files for MS-DOS, if necessary.

Ian M. Richmond, Department of French, University of Western Ontario,
London, ONT, CANADA N6A 3K7.   E-Mail: IMR@UWOVAX.UWO.CA
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Date:         Fri, 4 Sep 1992 09:49:51 EDT
From:         Frank Price <fprice@itsmail1.hamilton.edu>
Subject:      Re: MAC Conversion of Pkware Zipped Files

Joel Packman (jbpackman@ssa.gov) asked:
>Does anyone of any knowledge of a MAC based software product that can
>unzip compress files create with Pkware's PKZIP program.

We have successfully used MacCompress3.2;  it's available via anonymous ftp
from sumex-aim.stanford.edu


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From:         Guy Levert <GLEVERT@acadvm1.UOttawa.CA>
Subject:      Authoring software...

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Hi fellow teachers,

Does anyone have any references or information for these Authoring packages

     ICON Author ( it works under WINDOWS )

and

     AuthorWare ( it runs on Macintoshes )

Thanks,

===============================================================
Guy Levert  Consultant en informatique / Informatics Consultant
             Etudiant de Maitrise en EDUCATION Master Student
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 14:20:06 EDT
From:         AD57801 <AD57801@DCCCDBIT.BITNET>
Subject:      Scanning Software

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Can anyone recommend scanning software for OCR?  I have used Read Right
(version 3) which is adequate but the error checking takes a lot of
time.  Is there a newer version of Read Right on the market, or is there
something better?

Thanks for any suggestions.

Lolita Gilkes
Educational Computing Laboratory
Richland College
12800 Abrams Road
Dallas, TX  75243-2199

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From:         ALMOND@ARIZVMS.BITNET
Subject:      Re: LCD panels for overhead projectors

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
We just received a Proxima Ovation with cables for assorted DOS and Mac machines
   .
We tried it out with our Mac FX and then with a VCR and videotape.  The color is
pretty decent altho tending too much toward rose in spite of all the adjustments
we made.  It tracks pretty well--a concern to us as one of our older panels
"loses" the mouse a lot.

Anita
Anita Almond   Almond@arizrvax.bitnet or  almond@ccit.arizona.edu
CCIT Faculty Resources for Instruction, Computer Center 307, Bldg 73
University of Arizona,     Tucson, AZ   85721  602/621-2515
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From:         Robert Sapp <jrs@welchgate.welch.jhu.edu>
Subject:      Instructional Software Design
              Sackman" at Aug 21, 92 2:30 pm

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I will be teaching a new class in Instructional Software Design for
students in the Educational Technology program and The Johns Hopkins
University this winter.  The course will focus on the principles of
Instructional Design and ISD as applied to Educational Technology,
specifically CAI, simulations, tutorials, and related applicaitons.

What I am trying to do is round out by Bib and background reading fwhile
preparing for the class.  Is there any "must see" literature out there
that I should be tracking down.  Thanks in advance.

Rob Sapp
Coordinator for Educational Computing
The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

jrs@library.welch.jhu.edu
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 18:53:32 EDT
From:         Diann Andy <dandy@tenet.edu>
Subject:      Re: Humanities Software

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Have you looked at Tom Snyder's Decisions, Decisions series (comes on Mac
and IBM).  This is integrated, interactive, cooperative learning with some
real possibilities.

Diann Andy
Education Specialist
Education Service Center, Region 20
1314 Hines Ave., San Antonio TX 78250

Ph.  (512) 270-9202
Fx.  (512) 224-3130



On Thu, 13 Aug 1992, AD57801 wrote:

> Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 17:04:34 EDT
> From: AD57801
> Subject: Humanities Software
> To: Multiple recipients of list EDTECH <EDTECH@ohstvma.bitnet>
>
> Can anyone recommend humanities-related software for high school or
> junior college students for the IBM or MAC?  Thanks for any suggestions.
>
> Lolita Gilkes
> Educational Computing Laboratory
> Richland College
> 12800 Abrams Road
> Dallas, TX  75243-2199
>
> Phone:  (214) 238-6375
> FAX:    (214) 238-6352
> BITNET:  AD57801@DCCCDBIT
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From:         MUFFOLETTO@iscsvax.uni.edu
Subject:      Re: Visual literacy interest group

There are a number of us on the board who are interested in visual
literacy.   There is an organization called the International
Visual Literacy Assoc... you can contact them through Alice Walker,
Ed. Technology, Virgina Tech, Blacksburg, Virgina.  There next
international conference is in Pittsburgh at the end of Sept.

There will also be a symposium in Greece this summer.

bob muffoletto
U of N. Iowa
muffoletto.uni.edu
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Subject:      Re: EPA (fwd)

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Date: Sat, 29 Aug 1992 08:07:00 CST
From: "Peter Scott/Manager, Small Systems/U Sask Lib/5920" <SCOTT@SKLIB.USASK.CA
To: Multiple recipients of list HELP-NET <HELP-NET@templevm.bitnet>
Subject: Re: EPA

>Does anyone know of a discussion list or database on EPA Environmental
>Technology through Internet?

You might try:

                  U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
                   EPA National Online Library System

TELNET EPAIBM.RTPNC.EPA.GOV or 134.67.208.25
Select 6 from first menu
Select 1 for EPA National Online Library System

                 THE NATIONAL CATALOG DATABASE

THE NATIONAL CATALOG DATABASE (NCAT) CONTAINS EPA REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHIC
DATA AND ABSTRACTS EXTRACTED FROM NTIS (NATIONAL TECHNICAL INFORMATION
SERVICE), AND CATALOG AND HOLDINGS INFORMATION FROM OCLC (ONLINE
COMPUTER LIBRARY CENTER).

                THE HAZARDOUS WASTE DATABASE

THE HAZARDOUS WASTE DATABASE (HAZW) IS A COPY OF THE DBASE HAZARDOUS
WASTE COLLECTION THAT IS ADMINISTERED BY EPA HEADQUARTERS.  THIS
DATABASE CONTAINS REFERENCES TO KEY MATERIALS ON HAZARDOUS WASTE IN THE
EPA LIBRARY NETWORK.  BIBLIOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTIONS, KEYWORDS, ABSTRACTS,
LOCATIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION ARE LISTED FOR BOOKS, EPA REPORTS,
OFFICE OF SOLID WASTE AND AND EMERGENCY RESPONSE (OSWER) POLICY AND
GUIDANCE DIRECTIVES, PERIODICALS AND COMMERCIAL DATABASES CONTAINING
INFORMATION ON HAZARDOUS WASTE.

                THE CLEAN LAKES DATABASE

THE CLEAN LAKES DATABASE (LAKE) IS A RESOURCE FOR OBTAINING INFORMATION
CONCERNING LAKE MANAGEMENT PROTECTION, AND RESTORATION.  THE DATABASE
WAS INITIATED IN JANUARY 1988 IN ORDER TO PROVIDE INFORMATION DEALING
WITH TOPICS SUCH AS RESTORATION TECHNIQUES, WATER QUALITY ASSESSMENT,
LAKE PROBLEMS, MODELING, LAKE ECOLOGY, AND OTHER RELATED TOPICS.  THE
DATABASE IS MADE AVAILABLE TO ALL RESEARCHERS, EPA PERSONNEL, LAKE
MANAGERS, AND STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.

                THE REGION I DATABASE

THE REGION I DATABASE (EHAL) CONTAINS THE HOLDINGS OF THE REGION I
LIBRARY IN BOSTON, AND IS MAINTAINED BY REGION I LIBRARY PERSONNEL.
(EHAL IS THE LIBRARY CODE FOR THE REGION I REGIONAL OFFICE.)

              THE CHEMICAL COLLECTION SYSTETM

THE CHEMICAL COLLECTION SYSTEM (CHEM) CONTAINS CITATIONS FOR ITEMS
RELATING TO CHEMICALS.
....................
Sorry about the catitals...not mine...
Peter Scott scott@sklib.usask.ca

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From:         Rick Lakin <rlakin@eis.CalState.EDU>
Subject:      Re: MAC Conversion of Pkware Zipped Files

if you ftp to sumex-aim.stanford.edu, you can download the following files:
/info-mac/util/mac-unzip-42.hqx
/info-mac/util/unzip-11.hqx
/info-mac/util/mac-zip-10.hqx

I hope this helps.
					Rick Lakin
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From:         Joel Packman <jbpackman@ssa.gov>
Subject:      MAC Conversion of Pkware Zipped Files

Does anyone of any knowledge of a MAC based software product that can
unzip compress files create with Pkware's PKZIP program.

Thaks in advance,

Joel Packman
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From:         Wayne Debly <DEBLY@ADMIN.HumberC.ON.CA>
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              21 Aug 1992 14:32:37 EDT from
              <Allyn_Radford@muwayf.unimelb.edu.au>

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I have just recently got into the area of Academic Computing and Educational
Technology.  Educational technology does not exist for itself; it only exists
to help and enhance the educational process.  In order for this to happen
instructors need to be trained in the use of this tool.  Who does this?
  In our institution we have a professional development department as well as
an Educational Technology department.  Does pro dev do this training or should
Educ Tech do this?  Should they be one department since both are professional
development?  Should they be separate?  But then where does instructional
design end and educational technology begin?
  I would be interested in some discussion on this topic.
Thanks for your involvement.

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Subject:      ISBN HELP

----------------------------Original message----------------------------

Would someone tell me -- off the top of his or her head -- how I would
go about getting an ISBN number assigned to a book which I am publishing
on my own?

Bob Strickland
BITNET:STRICKLA@UTSW
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Date:         Fri, 28 Aug 1992 14:26:56 EDT
From:         "John B. Balwit" <BALWIT@macc.wisc.edu>
Subject:      Re: Instructional Software Design

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
For thoughtful discussion and serious consideration of some of the deeper issues
of educational technology I recommend:
Technology in Education: Looking toward 2020 edited by Nickerson and Zodhiates
and
Computers in Education: A critical perspective Ed. Douglas Sloan

Many of the articles in these books take a "whoa--let's look before we leap"
position on ed. tech--a healthy disposition to cultivate in a field where
innovation typuically obscures purposes.
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Date:         Thu, 27 Aug 1992 18:01:09 EDT
From:         Gary J LaPointe <21757gjl@ibm.cl.msu.edu>
Subject:      Re: GIF files to Macintosh

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>Does anyone have specifics on how to convert a MS-DOS based GIF file,
>into one a Macintosh can read.  Specifics on software, procedures,
>server one can use to FTP the conversionion software, will be *greatly*
>appreciated.
There are programsm called GIFFER and GIFWATCHER and a variety of other
programs. Look around in some FTP sites (or I could mail it to you if you
can deBinHex it).

The CORAL CONVERTERS for quicktime come with a GIF extension that will let
you load GIFs into their picture compression program and then it will save
out in a variety of formats.



Gary J LaPointe   :^)

Michigan State University
21757gjl@ibm.cl.msu.edu

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"What comes first, intuition or mathenmatics?
 Does we use models to help us find the truth?
 Or do we know the truth first,
 and then develop mathmatics to help us explain it?" - A.C. Clark
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From:         "Ian M. Richmond" <imr@uwovax.uwo.ca>
Subject:      Re: MAC Conversion of Pkware Zipped Files

At the sumex-aim.stanford.edu ftp site there are at least two
that can unzip zipped DOS files on the Mac. There is also at
least one that can create such files on the Mac. The one I have
used is called Unzip1.01. I believe these files are all in /util
directory (complete path /info-mac/util).

Ian M. Richmond, Department of French, University of Western Ontario,
London, ONT, CANADA N6A 3K7.   E-Mail: IMR@UWOVAX.UWO.CA
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Date:         Tue, 25 Aug 1992 18:49:05 EDT
From:         Middle School Network <xx223@cleveland.Freenet.Edu>
Subject:      TRANSLATION SOFTWARE (was: Posting of forwarded messages)

----------------------------Original message----------------------------


	Here are a couple of suggestions from CTI-L
		Hope this helps! :)

>Subj:   Translation Programs
>
>Would anyone tell me about the availability of text translation programs
>for the IBM? I am interested in French, German, Spanish, Italian, and
>Flemish or Dutch. Naturally, I am interested in other languages as well.
>
>Bob Strickland
>BITNET:STRICKLA@UTSW
>Phone/Fax: 214-283-6877
>
    From: MULLISH@ACFCLUSTER.NYU.EDU (unknown)
    To: CTI-L@IRLEARN.BITNET (Multiple recipients of)
    Subject:      Re: ENGLISH-SPANINSH-FRENCH TRANSLATION SOFTWARE
    Date: Thu, 20 Aug

 I don't know whether this meets your needs but I have a copy of the German
 Assistant by Microtak Software which is an inexpensive ($100, I believe)
 program. It did a fairly good job for me translating from English to German. I
 realize that you want to go in the opposite direction. They have modules for
 Spanish, French, German and Italian. They are located at 4655 Cass Street,
 Suite 214, San Diego, CA 92109 tel: (619)272-5700. This might be a good place
 to start.

    Good luck,

    Henry Mullish
    New York University


    From: CTI@LEICESTER.AC.UK (unknown)
    To: CTI-L@IRLEARN.BITNET (Multiple recipients of)
    Subject:      RE: ENGLISH-SPANINSH-FRENCH TRANSLATION SOFTWARE
    Date: Mon, 24 Aug


    Try June Thompson or Graham Chesters at CTI Centre for Modern Languages
    on CTI.LANG@hull.ac.uk
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