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Small, Mary Luins – 1990
Pansophism, invented by the philosopher John Amos Comenius in the mid-1600s, is a system of education for all people to be made knowledgeable about the world, able to judge its events for themselves, and able otherwise to generate and sustain the conditions of progress. In developing this system of education, Comenius combined his first treatises…
Descriptors: Computer Literacy, Educational History, Educational Philosophy, Educational Technology
Download full textAngert, Jay F. – 1980
This paper reviews research on pictorial stimulus complexity in instructional materials, examining still iconic visuals in particular. Five phases are proposed to assist in the integration of this research for generating useful hypotheses: (1) establishment of methodological and conceptual criteria; (2) collection of relevant literature; (3)…
Descriptors: Difficulty Level, Educational Technology, Literature Reviews, Media Research
