Hello, At the Community College where I work, I have never been able to get any of the Skills Bank applications to work with JFW. Don't know about the math program. However, I have another question. Speaking of application accessibility at the community colleges. Is there anyone who has had success with a research database called, ProQuest. One of the largest problems is the disappearance of the cursor from the screen. Sometimes by chance, it will come back, but that is not usually the case. The other problem with ProQuest is that many of the documents are graphically scanned pages, fore example a gif. Last year, we were using Ebsco, and it worked rather well with JFW. It is my believe that all applications that will be used by students at any college should only be purchased after the accessibility concerns have been addressed. Does anyone have any good ideas for these problems. Thanks in advance. On For, 12 Mar 1999 10:38:32 -0500, Dolores Myers wrote: >hello, > The Learning Center at the community college where I work is using two >programs, Skills Bank, and I-Math,. These are tutorial programs which give >instruction in specific academic subjects. I've tried the Skills Bank with >Jfw with little success. I'll hopefully be looking at I-Math next week, >but I'm told that it doesn't work with Jfw either. >Has anyone else ever tried to use either of these software packages with Jfw? >Dee > >- >Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net > - Visit the jfw ml web page: http://jfw.cjb.net
