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Download full textLawson, Harold L.; Odle, Charlene – 1994
Successful forensic tournaments are educational instruments that foster knowledge in areas of public speaking, debate, and interpretation, and can be an integral part of the process in carrying out program and department objectives and goals. Reasons to host a forensic tournament include: a need for competition in that area of the country; a…
Descriptors: Check Lists, Debate, Educational Planning, Guidelines
Peer reviewedBurkhardt, Hugh; And Others – Computers and Education, 1982
Describes an analysis of the possibilities open to the designer of class teaching materials based on the use of a microcomputer. Program design and use are related to the facilities the computer offers, aspects of teaching to which they contribute, and to the problems of making materials easy to use. (Author/CHC)
Descriptors: Check Lists, Instructional Development, Microcomputers, Program Design
