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Professor John Olive is one of the principal investigators of
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Java versions of TIMA: Bars have been developed
with funding from the Eisenhower Higher Education program.
Beta versions are now available for testing on Power Macs running
systems 8.1- 9.2 with the MRJ 2.1 or higher installed, and on
Windows 95, 98, 2000 and NT machines with the JRE 1.1.7 or 1.1.8.
(Click
here to download the JRE 1.1.8 for Windows) . (See NEW! below for
most up-to-date installers for Mac OS X and Windows XP)
Educators are welcome to use JavaBars for testing, teaching or research purposes. No license is required.
NEW! Download version for Mac OS X (10.2 & 10.4 -- does not work with v. 10.3), Windows XP, Linux or other UNIX machines.Coming soon! A Chinese version of JavaBars for those who have a
Chinese
Language version of Mac OS, Windows, Linux or other UNIX machines.
This version was compiled by Ching-Hua Chien from Taiwan.
Brief instructions for operating JavaBars can be downloaded in
Rich Text Format from the following link:
Download
JavaBars Instructions .
A manual for operating JavaBars
(written by Dr. Heide Wiegel) can be downloaded by clicking on
the following link. It is a Word 98 document. Download
JavaBars Reference Manual .
Sample activities written
by Dr. Wiegel (as part of an Eisenhower-funded workshop with Middle
Grades teachers) can also be downloaded as a Word 98 document:
Download
JavaBars Activities.
Dr. Barry Biddlecomb
programmed JavaBars. Please address any queries concerning
use of JavaBars to Dr. John Olive.
