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Download full textJones, Margie; Liu, Min – 1996
Interactive multimedia programs have found their way into the hands of young children. This case study attempts to determine how two year old children interact with interactive multimedia technology, and addresses the following questions: is it appropriate to include the interactive multimedia technology in the same context as other objects like…
Descriptors: Ability, Age, Appropriate Technology, Case Studies
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Direct linkFinegan, Colleen; Austin, Nancy Jo – Information Technology in Childhood Education Annual, 2002
Is computer usage appropriate for young children? The manner in which the computer is used can benefit the child, have no effect whatsoever, or actually be detrimental to the child's academic and personal growth. Specific conditions can be instituted to assure that young children benefit from their exposure to or interaction with technology. How…
Descriptors: Computer Uses in Education, Young Children, Computer Software, Educational Technology
