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I was recently at a conference and saw a program on the use of Hyperstudio and
thought that I could incorporate it into my physics class. I bought the
program and the next morning I seemed to be able to do most of the essential
parts of the program in about two hours. It is like Hypercar, but apparently
is easier to use. I thought I could have my students produce a tutorial stack
on the chapter of their choice. I showed it to my class the next day and they
thought it was really great, and they seemed really receptive to the idea. I
talked our principal into buying Videospigot so we could make quicktime movies
so that demos could be played in the stack. In Addition, it can control a
laser disk player.
     I was wondering if anyone else has done something like this and if they
could let me know about their successes, difficulties, etc. I was also
wondering if Hyperstudio stacks are to be found at some ftp sites...I haven't
found any yet although I do remember seeing them somewhere in my travels.
     This seems like it would be a good way for students to be creative, have
fun and learn physics  and at the same time, hopefully, get some fair software
to use for future classes. Looking forward to hearing from some of you!

Marvin Giesting
Connersville High School
1100 Spartan Dr.
Connersville IN 47331
mgiestin@tlcnet.muohio.edu