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Is This Course Instructionally Sound? A Guide to Evaluating Online Training Courses.

Pisik, Ginger Brill – Educational Technology, 1997

To determine whether online training courses are effective, companies should evaluate training software when considering its purchase or development. Author describes the development and use of an instrument for evaluating online courses created by AT&T's Network Operations Education and Training organization. Also includes the On-Line…

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software Evaluation, Corporate Education, Course Evaluation

Using Case Studies and Collaborative Computer-Assisted Communication to Support Conceptual Learning in a Teacher-Education Course on Critical Reading.

Pugh, Sharon L. – Educational Technology, 1993

Describes a course on critical reading at Indiana University-Bloomington that uses case studies of problematic teaching situations and computer-assisted communications to help students develop dialectical thinking processes. The use of two computer programs, Electronic Classroom and RoundTable, is explained; argument analysis is discussed; and…

Descriptors: Case Studies, Cognitive Processes, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software Evaluation