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Download full textMessing, J.; McLachlan, R. – 1994
The use of computer technology in history instruction permits students to explore the data, and formulate and test their own hypotheses within the confines of the data, rather than being passive receptors of someone else's interpretations. The Gallipoli project brought together materials from a national war archive to develop a multimedia teaching…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Graphics, Electronic Text, Elementary Secondary Education
Kaltenbach, M.; Preiss, B. – 1994
A computer system, IconiCase, is currently being developed to assist users in the task of classifying and memorizing medical cases. The system uses assemblies of icons, called Concept Graphics (CG), as pointers to medical cases, leading to a form of electronic document delivery in which information is accessed at various levels, with a gradual…
Descriptors: Access to Information, Active Learning, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Graphics
