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Whitted, J.H., Jr.; And Others – 1966
A completely automated multi-media self-study program for teaching a portion of electronic solid-state fundamentals was developed. The subject matter areas included were fundamental theory of transistors, transistor amplifier fundamentals, and simple mathematical analysis of transistors including equivalent circuits, parameters, and characteristic…
Descriptors: Autoinstructional Aids, Conventional Instruction, Electronics, Extension Education
Towle, Nelson J.; And Others – 1973
A developmental project in a college psychology course has shown that the computer can be a useful instrument for individualizing student learning and testing by freeing instructors from clerical and test generation tasks. In successive stages, the computer was used for the batch generation of quizzes on each unit of the course, for on-line…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Autoinstructional Aids, Case Studies, College Instruction
Phillips, Jack; Utz, Peter – 1973
The Single Concept Introductory Mathematics Project (SCIMP) offered an individualized, self-paced, media-oriented approach to remedial algebra at the community college level. Seventy-one behavioral objectives were identified and videotapes and worksheets prepared for each; mini-tests were given after each lesson and a final exam administered at…
Descriptors: Algebra, Audiovisual Instruction, Autoinstructional Aids, Behavioral Objectives