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Doty, Robert B. – Educational Technology, 1974
Descriptors: Autoinstructional Aids, Educational Technology, Individualized Instruction, Laboratory Procedures
PDF pending restorationDavies, Norman F., Ed.; Allen, John R., Ed. – 1973
This issue begins with a description (by Henri Niedzielski) of 10 performance objectives devised for a course in French phonetics at the University of Hawaii. The other articles in this issue are concerned with the following topics: (1) a self-instruction approach that allows colleges to offer courses in nearly every language to as few as two…
Descriptors: Autoinstructional Aids, Cognitive Processes, Educational Technology, Individualized Instruction
Bouillon, C. – 1971
While it is theoretically possible to exploit individualized instruction in the language laboratory, in practice this rarely happens. This article suggests transforming the language laboratory into a tape library, in order to achieve self-paced, individualized use of the lab. This solution is preferable to the traditional laboratory use from the…
Descriptors: Autoinstructional Aids, Educational Media, Educational Technology, Independent Study
Harding, E.; Legras, M. – 1974
A survey was carried out at the University of Nancy to determine how many students visited the tape library and how often, in one academic year. The academic year investigated was 1973-1974. One hundred eight students visited the lab the first trimester, 45 the second, and 14 the third. In general it was found that the more advanced the students'…
Descriptors: Autoinstructional Aids, Educational Media, Educational Technology, Higher Education
Holec, H.; Kuhn, M. – 1971
The idea is prevalent that the presence of the language laboratory leads to better instruction. This is because the language lab is felt to further self-instruction and intensive learning. In determining the validity of this statement, various elements need to be taken into consideration, including student motivation and level, availability and…
Descriptors: Autoinstructional Aids, Educational Media, Educational Technology, Independent Study
Atkinson, Richard C., Ed.; Wilson, H. A., Ed. – 1969
The editors have brought together 21 papers reflecting the current trends in research and development in computer assisted instruction (CAI). The papers were selected to be readable and of general interest to students without a background in CAI. The first four papers deal with the role of computers in education, now and in the future. Three…
Descriptors: Computational Linguistics, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Programs
Peer reviewedTroup, Lee; And Others – Journal of Educational Techniques and Technologies, 1987
Language laboratories, VCRs, and microcomputers are not labor-saving devices for the teacher. Technology-mediated lessons demand as much, if not more, planning effort than does conventional instruction. Four points to consider in planning are (1) selection of medium; (2) selection of software; (3) amount of student control; and (4) amount of…
Descriptors: Audiovisual Aids, Check Lists, Computer Assisted Instruction, Course Objectives
