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Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information from Alfred Thompson

Alfred Thompson's blog about teaching computer science at the K-12 level. Alfred was a high school computer science teacher for 8 years. He has also taught grades K-8 as a computer specialist. He has written several textbooks and project books for teaching Visual Basic in high school and middle school. Alfred is the K-12 Computer Science Academic Relations Manager for Microsoft and is trying to be the Microsoft Education Blogger.

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Beta Software for Students

Do you have students who like to stay on the leading edge of technology? Are they already looking at web sites and magazines for information about Windows Vista and the upcoming new version of Microsoft Office? If so then we have a web site for them - http://www.room4experiments.com

From the web site:

Want to start your very own Student Beta Experiments?

The new generations of both Microsoft® Windows® and Microsoft® Office will soon be released. And we’re now making beta versions of the products available to students so that you too can start experimenting and creating new applications for Windows Vista™, the next generation of the Microsoft Windows operating system and start learning how to use it before everybody else does!

By registering for the Student Beta Experience you’ll receive exclusive information about Windows Vista and the 2007 Microsoft Office release as well as notifications as soon as the new beta versions are available for download.

Published Thursday, May 11, 2006 2:35 AM by Alfred Thompson

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