Directory Lists 1,200 InfoTech Groups -- THE Journal

Directory Lists 1,200 InfoTech Groups

12/01/95

Quick-Source: The Software Directory of Educational Technology Resources is now available on 3.5" floppy disks with a free update sent six months after the purchase date. The directory contains over 1,200 companies and organizations serving the educational technology community, complete with toll, toll-free and fax telephone numbers, addresses (including online) and descriptions. Listings are classified into 11 categories. Quick-Source is intended for librarians, media specialists, technology coordinators, etc. AM Educational Publishing, Tallahassee, FL, (904) 668-4148.

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