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  My apologies to those who have already seen this.
  I found the subject header had become (none) when this
  posting reached comp.ivideodisc last time.  I tend to ignore
  messages without a subject header, and so, I would think, do others.
  So this is an attempt to get it posted with a header.

  I have received some responses about this, but would certain
  welcome a lot more.  I'm looking for a breadth of opinion,
  particularly from the academic community and language departments.

  Thanks for your patience.

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SUBJECT: OPINIONS OF VIDEO BLASTER, SUPER VIDEO WINDOWS
Date:    Thu, 03 Sep 92 20:12:55 -0700
To:      comp.ivideodisc@ics.uci.edu, comp.multimedia@ics.uci.edu
Cc:      "Rika Yoshii" <ryoshii@ics.uci.edu>
From:    "Alastair Milne" <milne@ics.uci.edu>
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   Hello,

   The clients whose multimedia teaching project we are creating are
   looking for opinions on these two multimedia boards
   [Video Blaster and Super Video Windows].

   At present, the project (a set of 10 multimedia programs
   using conversational interactions to help teach Japanese)
   is on IBM's M-Motion card.  But we want to be flexible
   about the delivery vehicle, especially since the people most
   likely to want the project will be the least likely to be
   able to buy expensive equipment -- university language
   departments are the main target.  So our clients are
   very interested in knowing whether these boards are popular
   enough to warrant a bit of additional expense to make
   the Japanese program portable to them.

   Any responses, opinions, experiences, anecdotes, price
   lists, recommendations, praises, cautions, warning, full sets
   of literature on either :-) are welcome.  Particularly, if anybody
   has the manufacturer's addresses for either, that would be very welcome.

   Naturally, if there is enough interest, I will summarise
   for the newsgroup.


   Many thanks in advance,

   Alastair Milne,
   Technical manager,
   Educational Technology Center,
   U. Calif. Irvine

   Internet: milne@ics.uci.edu
   BITNet: AMILNE@UCI

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