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In article <2q6h2d$lkm@news.duke.edu>, pdrh@acpub.duke.edu (Peter Doyle Higgins) says:
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>Suggestion of what to author: 
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>something with a market, i.e. for low-tech folks,
>a grammar tutorial for the high school market.
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>For the more high-tech, multimedia game, a multimedia presentation of the 
>4 standard Shakespeare plays taught in high schools:
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>Romeo and Juliet
>Julius Caesar
>Macbeth
>Hamlet 
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>Teachers always have trouble making grammar interesting, and dislike devoting 
>class time to reviewing the same old stuff,
>and they often find it difficult to bring the plays alive to today's kids 
>with only the printed page.
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>If you're going to spend your time developing materials, be sure you have 
>a market first!
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>Remember, every high school in America requires four years of english, so 
> EVERY kid in America will have to learn these in some form.
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> [All of the above are the opinions of a high school English teacher] 
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>If anyone creates one of these, please let me be a beta tester.
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>Amy C. Rust
What about Authorware copyrights.
I have understood that there is a distribution fee for using APW.