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Real
Lives Development
The
following people and organizations have helped make Real Lives possible:
Lahey Computer
Systems - Lahey creates PC Fortran language systems and funded
most of the development of Real Lives and the launch of Educational
Simulations (www.lahey.com).
Special thanks to Tom Lahey, owner; Bill Lassaline, President; and
John Swenson, VP of Marketing and Sales, and all the employees of
Lahey for their ideas and inspiration.
Gridley High
School - The first Real Lives pilot project took place at Gridley
HS, about an hour north of Sacramento. Many excellent ideas were
provided by the students and staff. Special thanks to Paul Broughton,
Principal; Mike Huitt, School Psychologist; and Owen Stiles and
Charles King, teachers and their students.
(www.angelfire.com/ca/guhs/front.html).
Incline High
School - Incline High, located on the north shore of Lake Tahoe,
was the next school to pilot Real Lives. Thanks to Amanda Levin,
social science department chair, and her students.
(www.inclinehs.org/)
for their contribution.
Graystar Design
- Graystar Design developed Educational Simulations' logos and website
layout (info@graystar.com).
Special thanks to Kathryn Besser, graphic designer and marketing
consultant.
Cook Creative
Services - Brent Cook of Cook Creative Services provided Educational
Simulations' website HTML and Javascripting (www.cookcs.com).
Sierra
Web Design - Brian
Hale and Harold Hardrada of Sierra Web Design did website php, databases,
and on-line store work (www.sierraweb.net).
ePals
- ePALS contributed a lesson plan and developed the Real Lives -
Real People project on their website. They also provided advertising
(www.epals.com).
Hartman
Educational Technology
- Gail Hartman of Hartman Educational Technology developed lesson
plans, lesson ideas and national standards alignment documents (gail@hartmanedtech.com).
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