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What is Hot Potatoes?
Does NUI, Galway have a site licence for Hot Potatoes software?
How can I get Hot Potatoes software for my computer?
Can I install Hot Potatoes software on my home computer?
Where can I get technical support about Hot Potatoes?
The Hot Potatoes suite is a set of six authoring tools, created by the Research and Development team at the
University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre. They enable you to create interactive Web-based exercises of several basic types. The exercises are standard Web pages using XHTML 1.1 code for display, and JavaScript (ECMAScript) for interactivity. These core W3C standards are supported by all good modern browsers, including Internet Explorer 6+, Mozilla 1.2+, Phoenix, Safari, and many others. The authoring tools will also handle Unicode, so you can create exercises in virtually any language, or in a mixture of languages.
Version Installed in the PC Suites: Hot Potatoes v.6
Current version available: Hot Potatoes v.6.2
Platforms
Hot Potatoes is free for use by individuals working for state-funded educational institutions which are non-profit making, on the condition that the material you produce using the program is freely available to anyone via the WWW. However, you need to purchase a licence under any of the following conditions:
Hot Potatoes is available to download from hotpot.uvic.ca
Hot Potatoes is available to download from hotpot.uvic.ca
Technical support is available from hotpot.uvic.ca
