Hello--
        CD-ROM stuff is expensive and time-consuming to set up. Unless
you're the tenured department chair or independently wealthy and very
generous, avoid the project for now, say I. Someone I know who worked at a
small college with a small and bad slide collection simply had her
students bring their textbooks to class and she taught with those illustrations.
 No complaints from the students.

        Adrienne DeAngelis
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On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Lara Taylor wrote:

> Hi, everyone!  I am teaching an art history class at a local college, and I
> am using the old system of two slide projectors and slides.  The slides are
> old and icky, and I would like to start using CD-ROM images in the class.
> Has anyone used CD-ROMs with images to teach classes or do presentations?
> Do you like it/hate it?  Can you still do image comparisons?
>
> Also, I am in the Chicago area.  If anyone knows of any workshops or intro.
> classes on how to use CD-ROMs of images in the classroom, I would love to
> hear about them,
>
> Thanks in advance for your help!
>
> Lara
>
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