On 3/13/23 14:00, Cameron Kaiser via cctalk wrote:
   Was there any
PLATO/NovaNet arrangements with Atari like
 there was for Texas Instruments computers? 
 Yes, though not exactly. The TI implementation was a true, full Micro-TUTOR
 runtime that ran Off-Line System lessons directly. Atari had a PLATO cartridge
 that could connect to a server via modem ("PLATO Homelink") and was arguably
 more functional than the contemporary PC Homelink, but the Micro-PLATO (*not*
 Micro-TUTOR) lessons on floppy disk for Apple II and Atari were ported to the
 6502 and had no runtime or interpreter per se. 
 
I've got a Plato disk for an IBM PC, but it's kind of useless nowadays.
--Chuck