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Regards,
Gerry
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If the idea is shared laptops, probably a single laptop configuration would
suffice for the following reasons:
-- it's likely that most adults are barely competent to configure an operating
systems
-- administrators need to be able to maintain the revolving door laptops with
minimal, consistent
Scott, regarding your vision problems, from your e-mail header, it looks like
you're using
the virus a.k.a. Windows (User-Agent: Thunderbird 2.0.0.17
(Windows/20080914)).
Me too. My bread and soy butter world is Gates based.
Windows has options to help your text
Actually, I was not talking about prodigies of any age.
The idea was not about hitting a pre-teen with ... J, rather it's about using
J as a workbench
with which educators can rapidly mentor your average student to experiment and
grow with J
and with the J IDE. In the following example, I
Edward Cherlin, in part: APL is coming.
Therefore, J, APL'S successor in ASCII, makes sense in this regard.
J has a small footprint and is brilliantly programmed by Roger Hui et al.
Further, Ken Iverson was a teacher until his last breath*.
The J IDE makes a great environment for teacher and
