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Vocational-Technical Microcomputer Applications in Michigan and Bordering States (Upper Midwest Region). A Status Report: Summer 1984.

Harris, Richard; Obert, Deborah – 1984

In summer 1984, a study was conducted to assess the status of microcomputer applications in the public vocational-technical facilities of Michigan, Indiana, Minnesota, Illinois, Ohio, and Wisconsin. Mailing lists provided by the vocational education divisions of each state department of education were used to survey 705 individuals regarding…

Descriptors: College Administration, College Instruction, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Software

Microcomputer & Software Use in Michigan's Vocational-Technical Facilities: A Status Report.

Harris, Richard – 1983

This report is intended to help Michigan's vocational and technical teachers and administrators make decisions regarding the purchase of microcomputer hardware and software for professional use. Addressed in a discussion of computer hardware are current and planned inventories of microcomputer hardware located in the public vocational and…

Descriptors: Audiovisual Aids, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Programs