Hello; I was wondering if anyone was aware of some good educational software that would be appropriate to run on the basic G3's. Subject area isn't a factor as our school is interdisciplinary. We're looking to involve computers more into our instruction and would use Appleworks to teach students how to do spreadhseets, databases, and slideshows. (Although any tips on ways to do this effectively would also be appreciated). But we're not sure what would be some worthwhile software to look at.
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