Many of those educational titles land in so-called software junkyards, where they sell for as little as $4.99, he said. “The industry is at an all-time low right now,” Buckleitner said.

Written by ZDNET Editors, ContributorApril 5, 2007 at 1:29 p.m. PT In a blow to companies that produce educational software, a new report found that students using educational software to improve ...

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