Guide to the Stanford University, Academic Computing and Information Services, Academic Software Development Collection SC0589

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Title: Stanford University, Academic Computing and Information Services, academic software development collection

Identifier/Call Number: SC0589

Contributing Institution: Dept. of Special Collections & University Archives

Language of Material: English

Physical Description: 15.0 Linear feet

Date (inclusive): 1984-1995

creator: Stanford University. Academic Computing and Information Services

Scope and Content

This collection pertains primarily to the Faculty Author Development Project (1984-1986), which sought to encourage Stanford professors to develop courseware on microcomputers. Instruction and Research Information Systems, the division of ACIS that managed the Project, provided equipment and programming support to faculty.

The collection consists largely of binders containing programming instructions, handbooks, manuals, computer disks, and other materials on the final projects. Some examples of the courseware are a theater staging simulation, a simulation of economic and social life in 17th century France, an economics tutorial, and physics simulations. The collection also includes copies of academic software published by Intellimation (1990) and by Kinko's Academic Courseware Exchange (1984-1986).

Preferred Citation:

[Identification of item], Stanford University, Academic Computing and Information Services, Academic Software Development Collection (SC0589). Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives, Stanford University Libraries, Stanford, Calif.

Provenance

Administrative transfers, 1999-2000.

Publication Rights

Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Public Services Librarian of the Dept. of Special Collections and University Archives.

Access Restrictions

None.

Subjects and Indexing Terms

Stanford University. -- General subdivision--Curricula.;

Computer-assisted instruction.

Education--Computer programs.

Box 1

The Theater Game, Oct. 1, 1986

Box 1

Turing's World, Sept. 9, 1986

Box 1

Tarski's world, May 1986

Box 1

Faculty Author Development Program, Oct. 1986

Box 1

Agreement with Project Athena: Philippe

Box 1

The Would-Be Gentlemen, Oct. 30, 1986

Box 2

The Would-Be Generation, Oct. 30, 1986

Box 2

Hyper Card Academic Training, Dec. 1, 1987

Box 2

IS + Mac Pass Training Course, Oct. 1993

Box 2

Mathmatica, Nov. 1992

Box 2

Mag Reel Sony VI-K: edited master Stanford Humanities Disc, July 20, 1990

Box 3

Mag Reel Sony VI-K: Stan. Univ. Shakespeare Project, Nov. 21, 1991

Box 3

Stanford Humanities Disc, Protection Master, July 20, 1999

Box 3

American Sign Language, n.d.

Box 3

Shakespeare Project, Apr. 4, 1988

Box 3

Single frame slide: Stanford Theatre Dept., n.d.

Box 3

American Sign Language: edit sub, n.d.

Box 4

Chemotherapy simulation, Aug. 22, 1986

Box 4

Economics tutorial I, Sept. 30, 1986

Box 4

Economics tutorial II, Sept. 30, 1986

Box 4

Telerana Project, May 28, 1993

Box 4

Video tape: Shogal videodisc premaster tape (beta), n.d.

Box 4

Video tape: The Shakespeare Project, Oct. 1986

Box 4

Video tape: Paris Theatre (beta), July 23, 1993

Box 4

Video tape: Process of Change Laboratory Project, May 1991

Box 4

Video tape: Shogal Laser Disc Project, n.d.

Box 5

Economics tutorial III, Sept. 30, 1986

Box 5

Economics tutorial IV, Sept. 30, 1986

Box 5

Heat Exchange in Animals, 1986

Box 5

The Shakespeare Project vision system, July 14, 1986

Box 5

Science for Living, videodisc pre-master, Mar. 8, 1990

Box 5

Cat demos, dub of edited master

Box 6

Physics Simulations 1, Nov. 8, 1985

Box 6

Physics Simulations 2, Nov. 8, 1985

Box 6

Physics Simulations 3, Nov. 8, 1985

Box 6

The Shakespeare Project, July 1, 1986

Box 6

Agricultural Policy Making, Aug. 20, 1986

Box 6

The Art of Persuasion, master video for RLV videodisc

Box 6

The Shakespeare Project, 3 laserdiscs

Box 7

AIR Expenditure Statements, 1990-91

Box 7

YOW!, Feb. 2, 1990

Box 7

Economics tutorial 3, Sept. 30, 1986

Box 7

Water Microbiology Equations, Mar. 20, 1986

Box 7

Clearing House for Academic Software Catalog (IRIS), Dec. 1987

Box 7

Stanford XCMD/tool library, May 19, 1989

Box 7

Faculty Author Development Program, Dec. 1984

Box 8

Bibliomania, Apr. 4, 1986

Box 8

The Brayton Cycle, 1984

Box 8

A Respiratory Decision System, June 26, 1986

Box 8

Faculty Author Development Program (FAD), Mar. 6, 1985

Box 8

Early FAD Project, Feb. 1985

Box 8

Science for Living - videodisc pre-master, Mar. 8, 1996

Box 9

FAD Proposals, Mar. 6, 1985

Box 9

The Rankine Cycle Session, Mar. 10, 1985

Box 9

A La Rencontre de Philippe, n.d.

Box 9

American Sign Language - 1 inch premaster for videodisc, June 28, 1989

Box 9

4mm Data Cartridges (ASD): 1993-1995

Physical Description: (19 items)

Box 9

8mm Data Cartridge: Sgt. Enberg: Bomb handling session, Mar. 31, 1995

Box 10

Creating Courseware: Faculty Author Development Project. ACIS/IRIS Stanford University, October 1986.

Box 10

Editions of academic software by Intellimation Library for the Macintosh

Alias and Alias Student Guide. Developed by Brodie Lockard and the CAT Project, Stanford University, 1990.

El Mundo de Tarski. Developed by Jon Barwise and John Etchemendy, Stanford University, 1990.

The TheaterGame. Developed by Larry Friedlander and the Faculty Author Development Program, Stanford University, 1990.

Turing's World. Developed by Jon Barwise and John Etchemendy, Stanford University, 1990.

Box 10

Intellimation Spring 1993 Higher Education Macintosh Software and Multimedia Catalog

Box 10

Editions of academic software by Kinko's Academic Courseware Exchange

Arpal. Developed by Jonathan Burton and Michael Feuer, Drexel University, 1986.

Animated Waves and Particles. Developed by Dr. Eric T. Lane, University of Tennessee, 1984.

Appletones and Mozart. Developed by John R. Meier and Jon Appleton, Dartmouth College, 1985.

Atlas and Overlay. Developed by Carl Spitzer, L. Spitzer and D. Spitzer, Dartmouth College, 1986.

Bibliomania. Developed by Deborah Murphy and the Faculty Author Development Program, Stanford University, 1986.

Binary Trees. Developed by John Glen and Mark Sherman, Dartmouth College, 1985.

Brainchild Grade. Developed by Evan E. Corbett and Sean V. Rome, Brainchild Corporation, 1986.

BRS Simulator. Developed by The Software Development Group, Drexel University, 1986.

CLR Anova. Developed by David M. Lane and Brian D. Kluger, Clear Lake Research, 1985.

Curriculum Comparer. Developed by Jim Kelly, Mathematic Information System, 1985.

The Data Desk - Student Version. Developed by Paul Velleman, Cornell University, 1986.

Drexel Plot. Developed by The Software Development Group, Drexel University, 1986.

Event Tutor and Skel. Developed by S. Maker and B. Meike, Dartmouth College, 1985.

Drill. Developed by S. Rogers, C. Spitzer, W. Greenburg, P. Bien, B. Duncan and R. Blake, Dartmouth College, 1985.

Factor ][: Exploratory Factor Analysis. Developed by Richard J. Hofmann, Miami University, 1985.

Forth Talk Kernel. Developed by Stephen D. Lindner, InSite Computing, 1986.

FunPlot. Developed by Walter Zimmermann, University of the Pacific, 1986.

General Chemistry, Multiplan Templates. Developed by Allan L. Smith, Drexel University, 1986.

GeoStructures. Developed by the Courseware Development Group, Dartmouth College, 1986.

LaserTerminal. Developed by The Reed Development Laboratory, Reed College, 1986.

Lesson Writer. Developed by Sally Solomon, Drexel University, 1986.

LogiMac. Developed by Chris Dewhurst, Capilano Computing Systems, Ltd., 1985.

Mastering Statistics with Spreadsheets. Developed by Dr. Jeffrey M. Jacques, Florida A & M University, 1984.

Mechanics: Physics Simulations I. Developed by Blas Cabrera and the Faculty Author Development Program, Stanford University, 1986.

Modern Physics: Physics Simulations III. Developed by Blas Cabrera and the Faculty Author Development Program, Stanford University, 1986.

Pascal Pointers. Developed by Jeffrey L. Popyack, Drexel University. [computer disk missing]

Personal Resume Writer. Developed by John T. white and George A. Rivera, Bootware Software Company, Inc., 1986.

Problem Solving Interpreter. Developed by The Reed Development Laboratory, Reed College, 1986.

PROSE Instructor. Developed by Stuart Davis, Nancy Kaplan, and Joseph Martin, Cornell University, 1986.

PROSE Student. Developed by Stuart Davis, Nancy Kaplan, and Joseph Martin, Cornell University, 1986.

Reed Applications I. Developed by The Reed Development Laboratory, Reed College. [computer disk missing]

Reed Applications II. Developed by The Reed Development Laboratory, Reed College, 1986.

Scientist's Helper. Developed by William Menke, Oregon State University.

Signal Operations. Developed by Banu Onaral, Drexel University, 1986.

The SmallGol Compiler. Developed by Thomas A. Standish, U. C. Irvine, 1985.

SocStat and SocStudy. Developed by The Courseware Development Group, Dartmouth College, 1986.

Standardizing Recipe Characteristics. Developed by Arthur P. Tolve, Bergen Community College, 1986.

Standardizing Recipes and Ingredients. Developed by Arthur P. Tolve, Bergen Community College, 1986.

Student Atlas - Counties. Developed by Robert F. Dahl, MicroMaps, 1986.

Student Atlas - U. S. A. Developed by Robert F. Dahl, MicroMaps, 1986.

Student Atlas - World. Developed by Robert F. Dahl, MicroMaps, 1986.

Test and Questionnaire Construction Kit. Developed by Scott T. Meier, State University New York - Buffalo, 1986.

The TheaterGame. Developed by Larry Friedlander and the Faculty Author Development Program, Stanford University, 1986.

TLS: Transmission Line Simulator. Developed by Charles H. Roth, Jr., University of Texas, 1986.

Tools for Writers. Developed by Eva M. Thury, Drexel University, 1986.

Torts Exercises. Developed by Hugh Gibbons, Franklin Pierce Law Center, 1985.

TouchType. Developed by Dr. Janice Wood and Dr. Albert Thompson, U. C. Berkeley, 1985.

Transforms, Windows, Modulation. . . Developed by Banu Onaral, Drexel University, 1986.

Treaty of Versailles. Developed by Eric D. Brose, Drexel University, 1986.

Trial Quiz. Developed by Dr. Stephen L. Lowe, Minot State College, 1986.

Turing's World. Developed by Jon Barwise and John Etchemendy, Stanford University, 1986.

Venn - A Philosophy Tutor. Developed by Richard Wesley and Jim Moor, Dartmouth College, 1985.

The Would-Be Gentleman. Developed by Carolyn Lougee, Stanford University, 1986.

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