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My Friend the Computer
My Friend the Computer

By Jean M. Rice

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My Friend the Computer Teaching Guide and Activity Book
My friend the computer
My friend the computer

By Jean Rice

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Introduces computers, their history and uses, and explains how th carry out several basic computer operations.

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Computers are fun
Computers are fun

By Jean Rice

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A brief history of computers with an explanation of their use.

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My computer picture dictionary
My computer picture dictionary

By Jean Rice

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A dictionary providing definitions of terms relating to computer parts, language, and processing.

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Friendly BASIC for the APPLE II, APPLE II Plus, APPLE IIe, and APPLE IIc
Cable TV renewals & refranchising
Cable TV renewals & refranchising

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Distant Voices
Teachers Guide and Activity to Accompany Computers Are Fun Training
Zipping Through Georgia On a Goat Powered Time Machine with Ludlow Porch and a Parrot Named Pete

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