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This paper describes software tools for teaching concurrency and model checking. jSpin is an development environment for Spin that formats and filters the output of a simulation according to the user's specification. SpinSpider uses debugging output from Spin to generate a diagram of the state space of a Promela model; the diagram can be incrementally displayed using iDot . VN supports teaching nondeterministic finite automata. The Erigone model checker is a partial reimplementation of Spin designed to be easy to use, well structured and well documented. It produces a full trace of the execution of the model checker in a format that is both readable and amenable to postprocessing.