Re: [seul-edu] Software selection for ISO--volunteers needed!

[Dave Prentice <dprentice@uno.edu>]

Gordon/Nena,
    Have you checked out the science software on www.richtech.ca/seul? There
are some useful little science programs demonstrating molecular motion, the
periodic table, trying to cope with momentum when maneuvering around the
solar system, and others that I'm investigating. Once I got over my fear of
compiling, I found that these are easy to install and work great.
Dave Prentice
prentice@instruction.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Gordon Truesdale & Nena Tremblay <truechem@qc.aira.com>
To: seul-edu@seul.org <seul-edu@seul.org>
Date: Sunday, April 28, 2002 12:46 PM
Subject: Re: [seul-edu] Software selection for ISO--volunteers needed!


>Doug Loss wrote:
> >
>
> > the ISO we're planning to develop.  That's a start, but we need
> > others to help!  Let's hear from you!
>
>Doug et al,
>
>I am a H.S. science teacher, with the help of the local LUG,  I've
>snuck a Mandrake box into our lab. I've bookmarked a good 2 dozen
>sites with promising sounding programs that I wanted to evaluate (when
>I had a little free time - July, maybe:-( ) before using in class. I
>can send you a list of interesting sounding projects, but not
>evaluated. I can also let you know what our computer science teacher
>uses, and therefore what we would need to emulate in order to make his
>integration into a linux lab comparatively painless. I'll try to get
>that done next weekend (tax time!)
>
>Gordon
>
>