Re: Re: Opportunities and Player Pro
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- Subject: [mg104527] Re: [mg104491] Re: Opportunities and Player Pro
- From: János Löbb <janos.lobb at yale.edu>
- Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2009 02:53:46 -0500 (EST)
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On Nov 1, 2009, at 5:55 PM, Helen Read wrote: > Kevin J. McCann wrote: >> I agree completely with David' comments (although the poetic bit at >> the >> end may be overdone). =46rom my own perspective, I would use something >> like the Player to send interactive notes to my students. This would >> mean that they could use it without having to purchase Mathematica >> or use it on >> one of the University's computers. >> >> Without the Acrobat-like availability and free usage, I, quite >> frankly, >> do not see the point of the Player, since I only have two free >> players >> to distribute, however that is done, how do I pick the two - my two >> best >> students, the two worst, ..., what about next semester? > > Does your university's Mathematica site license not include home use > for > students/faculty/staff? (Ours does.) > > > -- > Helen Read > Mathematics & Statistics > University of Vermont My University provides :) $100 per year at work and additional $100 at home use. They call it: "Cost recovery". Plus, You have to "justify" why do you need it and fill out 3 different forms for it. Old Hungarian proverb: "Lots of little gives a BIG" :) That is why I am not using Mathematica any more !! J=E1nos=
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- From: Helen Read <hpr@together.net>
- Re: Opportunities and Player Pro