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The Authors

Neil Cryer obtained his PhD in physics at the University of Exeter in 1981, and is now a lecturer at Chelsea College, University of London where he teaches physics and microprocessor applications. He is a joint founder of the West London Personal Computer Club and a committee member of the Association of London Computer Clubs. He is a regular contributor of articles and reviews in computing magazines.

Pat Cryer obtained her BSc in physics and mathematics at the University of Exeter and her PhD in educational studies at the University of Surrey. She is active in the education and training of adults in aspects of teaching and learning. ln this connection she has been a visiting lecturer at the University of Malaya and at Makerere University, Uganda and she is an honorary research fellow in the Institute of Educational Development at the University of Surrey. Her specialism is education and training through printed materials. She has undertaken various consuitancies on training materials, including one to a major international computing company, and she acts as co-ordinator and editor for the Society for Research into Higher Education working group to produce materials to support the training of university lecturers.

Andrew Cryer has had articles published in Acorn User. He is currently in the sixth form at Burlington Danes School, Hammersmith, studying computing, physics and mathematics.


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