Do you have any information on the laserdisc of the Northwest Coast
collection?  Is there a laserstack that runs with it? How much? How to
order?
 
I teach art in a moddle school and I have written some HyperCard stacks for
the National Gallery of Art laserdisc.  Although I think that things are
definetly moving to CDs laserdiscs give educators and students the
possibility of creating their own interactive software and laserdiscs also
don't have to crowd images and text onto the same screen.
 
Thanks in advance for the info.
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> I think I didn't make one point clear in my recent message about the Burke
> Museum's possible cd-rom project.  The goal is not to make a cd-rom of
> the Northwest Coast collections--that project has already been done on
> videodisc--instead the idea is to make a fully interactive, educational
> cd-rom that could be used by both adults and older children.  It would
> include some images of objects in the collections but it also would
> contain historical images, interviews with Indian people living today,
> maps, etc.  In other words, we want to do something that is both
> entertaining and educational.
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