Hi!  I'm not a teacher, but I got a question for you in the echo that are.
I see how some schools (on the news, mind you) are pushing the Internet, and 
I was wondering if there are schools out there that also give BBSing a place 
in the computer curriculum.
Also, I'd like to know how would I go about contacting school officials 
(location not important, just a general idea) on how to volunteer my services 
to teach a one-day class regarding BBSs and FidoNet communications.
Been running a Fido BBS for 4 years now, and believe that teaching such a 
one-day class could just be what the BBS world needs...
Of course, I'd prepare materials for the class, as well as providing a 
terminal program that is self-installing, kind of like the AOL disks.
Any ideas?
Oyea:  For the techie minded that want to do this in their schools:  The 
program is called Baby Banana Com, goto www.split.com and you'll find it 
there.
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