School Guide Lists 8,000+ MM Titles

  • 03/01/96

The Educational Software Institute's 1996 Resource Guide lists over 8,000 titles for school classrooms -- including CD-ROMs, videodiscs and videotapes.

Each entry contains hardware requirements; descriptions with review "grades" and awards; and network, lab pack and site license pricing. Added to the 1996 edition are over 1,000 titles, such as social studies and reference CD-ROMs from FlagTower Multimedia.

Curriculum specialists are on-hand to help simplify searches. Plus, the ESI preview policy guarantees that software can be exchanged. Educational Software Institute, Omaha, NE, (800) 955-5570, www.edsoft.com/esi.

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