249
249
software
eye 249
favorite 0
comment 0
"American Government" is a 1984 educational program published by Micro Learningware. It requires a 48K Apple ][+ or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
231
231
software
eye 231
favorite 1
comment 0
"Dinosaur Days Plus!" is a 1988 graphics program published by Pelican Software. It requires a 128K Apple //e or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
202
202
software
eye 202
favorite 0
comment 0
"Green Globs and Graphing Equations" is a 1986 educational game by Sharon Dugdale and David Kibbey, and published by Sunburst Communications. It requires a 48K Apple ][+ or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
256
256
software
eye 256
favorite 2
comment 0
"In Search of Space: Introduction to Model Rocketry" is a 1986 educational program written by Bob Cannon and Mike Dorffler, and distributed by Estes Industries. It requires a 48K Apple ][+ or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
155
155
software
eye 155
favorite 0
comment 0
"Interpreting Graphs" is a 1986 educational game by Sharon Dugdale and David Kibbey, and published by Sunburst Communications. It requires a 48K Apple ][+ or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
316
316
software
eye 316
favorite 3
comment 0
"Little Computer People" is a 1985 simulation game published by Activision. It runs on any Apple ][ with 48K.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
437
437
software
eye 437
favorite 2
comment 0
"Freedom!" is a 1992 educational game developed by Rich Bergeron, Beth Daniels, Charolyn Kapplinger, John Ojanen, John P. Wlazlo, and Kamau Sebabu Kambui, and published by MECC. This is version 1.0. It requires a 128K Apple //e or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
274
274
software
eye 274
favorite 3
comment 0
"Math Shop Jr." is a 1989 educational game designed and programmed by Cary Hammer and Laura Jeffers, illustrated by Steve Sullivan, and published by Scholastic. It requires a 64K Apple ][+ or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
185
185
software
eye 185
favorite 0
comment 0
"Now You See It, Now You Don't - Was it there? Was it missing?" is a 1987 educational game designed by Donna Stanger, programmed by Todd Rosedahl, with graphics by Barbara Wood, and published by Sunburst Communications. It requires a 64K Apple ][+ or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
317
317
software
eye 317
favorite 2
comment 0
"Physics of Model Rocketry" is a 1987 educational program developed by Bob Cannon and Mike Dorffler, and published by Estes Industries. It requires a 64K Apple ][+ or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
425
425
software
eye 425
favorite 0
comment 0
"Rocky's Boots" is a 1985 educational game developed by Warren Robinett and Leslie Grimm, and published by The Learning Company. This is version 4.0. It runs on any Apple II with 48K. Description from MobyGames: Rocky's Boots is a simple educational puzzle game where you can learn about logic circuits. You control a nondescript square, moving it about several rooms. Each room contains basic electronic parts like AND, OR and NOT gates, flip-flops, delays and clocks. You can pick these...
Topics: apple2, wozaday
226
226
software
eye 226
favorite 0
comment 0
"Sir Isaac Newton's Games" is a 1985 educational game by Judah L. Schwartz and published by Sunburst Communications. It requires a 48K Apple ][+ or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
459
459
software
eye 459
favorite 3
comment 0
"Where In Time Is Carmen Sandeigo" is a 1990 educational game designed by Gene Portwood and Lauren Elliott, programmed by Rod Nelsen, with graphics by Leila Bronstein, Jenny Martin, Gail Rathbun, and Mark Schlichtinng, sound and music by Tom Rettig, and published by Broderbund Software. This is version 1.1. It requires a 128K Apple //e, //c, or IIgs.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
532
532
software
eye 532
favorite 4
comment 0
"Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego" is a 1985 educational game developed by Dane Bigham, Gene Portwood, and Lauren Elliott, and published by Broderbund Software. It runs on any Apple II with 64K.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
210
210
software
eye 210
favorite 1
comment 0
"Word Zapper" is a 1990 educational game published by Micrograms Publishing. It requires a 64K Apple ][+ or later.
Topics: apple2, wozaday
