SW Publisher Offers "Community" License -- THE Journal

SW Publisher Offers "Community" License

10/01/95

Under an innovative "school community" site license, teachers, parents, students and siblings can use any Humanities Software program purchased by the school. The school can use the software on any number of networks as well as in their telecommunication projects. Parents may even copy the software for home use. The license applies to all of the firm's language arts products for K-12 and ESL, including Write On!, Read On!, Key Words and Story Tailor. Humanities Software, Hood River, OR, (800) 245-6737.

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