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  • 05/01/00
Knowledge Adventure has announced a number of new benefits and resources for educators who use HyperStudio. First, a free HyperStudio 3.3 upgrade is being made available at www.hyperstudio.com to educators who currently use version 3.1 or higher. New features in 3.3 include European character support in Hyper-Logo, enhanced HyperLogo scripting, improved printer support and much more. Knowledge Adventure has also revised its school licensing policy for HyperStudio users, making the program more economical for schools and districts that use both Macintosh and Windows systems. In addition, a free newsletter will be published three times a year to support HyperStudio-using educators. To learn more, call (800) 545-7677 or check out www.knowledgeadventure.com.

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