This column is for software developers and authors who have developed software specifically for higher education. Please respond directly to the contact for each program. The simulations allow students to conduct experiments on the Macintosh. Foreign Languages Hagar Teaches German is a HyperCard stack that teaches students German reading skills using German versions of Hagar the Horrible cartoons. The stack also contains grammar descriptions, translations, and a glossary.
Future plans call for the development of similar stacks for French and Spanish.
Through its digitized sound, users learn to distinguish between commonly confused sounds and to pronounce 22 common English sounds. The company also provides consultation and training, and its current clients include major universities and corporations. The following listing is restricted to currently available software primarily written for teaching. ATMS, by Jason Castan, Fred Helper, and Yeo Thee Thiam Eric. Constructing and running Turing machines.