Re: Please recommend a useful CD-ROM title for use in drivers'

["Randall M. MacDonald" <macdonr@SNOOPY.TBLC.LIB.FL.US>]

This is somewhat off the topic, but may be of interest to the group. I
was visiting a media center a couple of months ago (at a year-round
school - but that's another interesting subject), and I noticed that the
media specialist had accumulated a collection of AAA Guidebooks, shelved
somewhere in the 900s (not catalogued, but adjacent to similar
resources). There was essentially an entire collection (20-30?) of these
Guidebooks, and I imagine that they would be useful in many applications.
They all describe local attractions, historical events, and similar
information. I suspect that a local AAA office might be willing to donate
a bunch of these to a school as they are replaced by newer versions (I
believe they are updated annually or semi-annually), and they would make
a decent addition to what most media centers offer.

See you at AAA,

Randall.

On Thu, 28 Sep 1995, Robert Kirsch wrote:

> Our high school's drivers' education department wants to include trip
> planning in the student curriculum.  I'd like to find a good travel
> planner which includes an easy to use trip tic for use by students doing
> this project.  Any titles with brief annotation would be appreciated.