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Ryan, T. Antoinette, Ed. – 1978
This document is a compilation of eight papers which present the advantages of, and the need for, the systems approach in all areas of education. The first paper, an explication of the SIGGS theory model, explains set theory, information theory, and graph theory, and demonstrates their integration. Project PRIME, concerned with the mainstreaming…
Descriptors: Computer Managed Instruction, Educational Methods, Educational Research, Educational Resources
Download full textKerr, Eugene G. – 1973
Computer-managed instruction (CMI) makes possible education which is individualized, adaptive, multi-mediated and student-controlled. CMI, however, is not yet successful and part of the reason for the failure is that the human aspects of the programs have been poorly managed. This situation can be remedied if the systems designers can learn to…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Managed Instruction, Computer Oriented Programs, Human Factors Engineering
