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1992
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| author | Rottmann, F. K. |
| author_facet | Rottmann, F. K. Rottmann, F. K. |
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| contents | History Comes Alive: The American Memory Project. Rottmann, F. K. Computer Software Futures (of Society) Learning Resources Centers Microcomputers Optical Disks Pilot Projects Primary Sources School Libraries Secondary Schools United States History Videodisks Describes the Library of Congress American Memory Project (AMP), which uses laser videodisc technology to provide online distribution of collections of historical materials. The collections, software, applications, and future possibilities are addressed; and the experiences of Hickman (Missouri) High School as a participant in the AMP pilot program are related. (MES) |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1992 |
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| spellingShingle | History Comes Alive: The American Memory Project. Rottmann, F. K. Computer Software Futures (of Society) Learning Resources Centers Microcomputers Optical Disks Pilot Projects Primary Sources School Libraries Secondary Schools United States History Videodisks History Comes Alive: The American Memory Project. Rottmann, F. K. Computer Software Futures (of Society) Learning Resources Centers Microcomputers Optical Disks Pilot Projects Primary Sources School Libraries Secondary Schools United States History Videodisks Describes the Library of Congress American Memory Project (AMP), which uses laser videodisc technology to provide online distribution of collections of historical materials. The collections, software, applications, and future possibilities are addressed; and the experiences of Hickman (Missouri) High School as a participant in the AMP pilot program are related. (MES) |
| title | History Comes Alive: The American Memory Project. |
| topic | Computer Software Futures (of Society) Learning Resources Centers Microcomputers Optical Disks Pilot Projects Primary Sources School Libraries Secondary Schools United States History Videodisks |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ454684 |