Glenn Koster wrote:

> Birket Foster queried:
> > I am trying to come up with a list of educational institutions/organizations
>
> > where MPE is taught, or used as a basis for the machines on which some
> > courses are taught ...
>
> Jonathon Bakus replied:
>
> > Naturally Tech Group University springs to mind :)  As you may know we have
> > over 70 MPE related classes in our catalog.  We've tried very hard to bring
> > training for all aspects of the MPE platform, including 3rd party utilities
> > and applications, together in one location.  Additional classes and
> > instructors are always welcome...
>
> I heard (read) Birket as really trying hard to find out where MPE/iX is
> still used in either the curriculum or as part of the curriculum.

csy has a (struggling, imo) program called the 'grant' program that encourages
(usually two-year) schools to encorporate mpe into their computer teaching
curriculum.  afaik, there's maybe half-a-dozen schools 'enrolled'.  if someone
from csy could forward this message along to george s. maybe he could enlighten
us :-)         - d

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