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> I have a question for you: If you had $7,000.00 with
> which to purchase computer hardware and peripherals,
> what would you get? Imagine you already have one
> modem-equipped IBM AT 386 with a dot matrix printer in
> your classroom. Remember: You can purchase whatever
> you want, as long as it is HARDWARE.
Since you are nicely set up for telecomm, I suggest that you aim next for a good research centre, featuring a CD-ROM drive. So . . . how about a Macintosh IIvi or vx. It would take a while to outgrow that. Get your money person to think that CD-ROM disks are "hardware" and buy an encylopedia, a good atlas, and similar collections of usable facts. You will likely have enough left to buy a decent laser printer, so this same research station can double as a publishing centre. You probably already do gro
up projects, cooperative learning things, so this double-use station would serve you well.
