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Hammond, Judith H.; Hammond, Morrison F. – Education and Computing, 1988
Discussion of national initiatives in the area of policy and planning for computer education focuses on the development and implementation of the Australian National Computer Education Program. National technological priorities are discussed, strategic planning and decision making are considered, and future activities and trends are suggested.…
Descriptors: Computer Literacy, Computer Science Education, Decision Making, Educational Planning

Millin, Daniel; Barta, Ben Zion – Education and Computing, 1991
Introduction of microcomputer technology into Israeli elementary schools in the 1980s resulted in a need for national policy for teachers' education and support, guidelines for computer-assisted instruction and staff development, and planning for equipment budgets and standards. This paper focuses on issues of integration of educational…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Computer Assisted Instruction, Educational Planning, Educational Technology

Blaschke, Charles L. – Education and Computing, 1987
Based upon testimony before the National Governor's Association Task Force on Technology, this article identifies important considerations that state education agencies should take into account in developing educational technology plans and strategies. Policy recommendations are given, including the creation of interstate consortia for software…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Literacy, Consortia, Courseware

Anderson, Ronald E. – Education and Computing, 1987
This discussion identifies assumptions about the effects of computer learning activities upon students, and argues that more research is needed to justify the ongoing implementation of computer activities in education. Highlights include computer literacy, teacher training, and inequalities in socioeconomic groups and gender. Twenty-three…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Literacy, Curriculum Development, Educational Policy