May 1981

Volume

Issue

Total pages

Binding

Stapled

Copies on hand

Workflow state

Ready for scanning

Cover story

The Schoolhouse Apple: From Pilot to Sesame Place

Issue highlights

[csf-folk:dude-happy-right]Exec Edu-Ware. Applefest '81. Where Does the Money Go? - Finale. Taking Apples for Granted. On Planting Seeds in Our Schools: An Essay. Sesame Place. A Flight Plan for Teaching. The Schoolhouse Apple: From Minnesota to Florida. Harley Software: A Family Affair. The Miraculous Modem, Part 2. Give Your Apple a Videotape Machine.

Cover, Contents and sample pages

These sample JPG images are in the 1-2 MB size-wise and reasonably high resoultion at 2,544 x 3,297 pixels with some quality compression. These are half the resolution of the project's source/reference images scanned to TIF format at 600 dpi (5,100 x 6,600 pixels).

V1.09 Softalk Magazine contents page, May 1981

Softalk magazine was published in four full volumes between September 1980 and August 1984. In total, over 9,300 information-rich pages chronicle a pivotal period in the history of Apple microcomputing. More generally – due to its pioneering breadth and depth of content – Softalk is an unparalleled source of information that captures the emerging revolutionary impact of affordable microcomputing on our societies, cultures, arts, and economies.

Currently this on-line archive contains only a brief profile of each issue available to the project. See the About page for more information about the goals of, and roadmap for, the Softalk Apple Project.

FactMiners Bank

Name	Points
Peter Caylor	2,100
Chris Torrence	1,500
Timlynn Babitsky	900
Joe Liberto	320
shlewap2	300
Bruno B. Wolff Jr.	300
Diane Ascher	300
John Gruver	60
Steven Weyhrich...	60
David Durkee	20
jlfuson	20