The technical features of this implementation are based on a prototype developed by Mary E. Hopper of Studio E in 1996.
Some papers are well known, while others are published there for the first time.
The text of the book is here complemented by photographs and a growing database of papers collected and prepared by the author for this site. The paper book is complete in itself and can be used as an introduction to educational computing, highlighting primary themes in the use of technology to support education. The more extensive collection of papers here is available for those who have the interest, time, and computer access to go further into the issues. The extended collection is suitable for use with a graduate level course in educational computing. It would also be suitable as supplemental reading for courses in Education, Psychology, and Artificial Intelligence.