A satire on what not to do when writing CAI programs. (HB)

Describes the computer-aided program in first-year German at the University of Minnesota. (PM)

Author discusses CAI within the context of good educational practice, which he defines as viewing CAI as one approach to instruction and as a valuable tool for research. (HB)

Computer Assisted Individualized Study Package (CAISP) is a set of computer programs in BASIC intended to help teachers administer individualized study courses. It is intended for use with computers that allow direct user interaction during program execution, and is written on the DEC 10 time shared computer. This report focuses on how to use…

Depending on their programming knowledge, students can become involved with the use of the computer in the construction and analysis of mathematical models, either through observing and/or interacting with a model developed by a programmer, or by becoming involved in the process of constructions and testing of models. The Bush-Mosteller Simple…

The use of computer-assisted instruction in conjunction with the on-line information retrieval system is the most promising form of instruction in that the medium itself, as well as the message, may be used to acquaint the novice searcher with an interactive user/system interface. (Author)

Ten common errors in planning a Computer Managed Program are listed. (HB)

This paper provides a rationale for introducing preservice and inservice teachers to appropriate computer applications, and it describes a unit and interactive computer modules for use in teacher education. (Author)

Research performed pursuant to a U.S. Office of Education contract, OEC--3-16-043.

Different feedback formats were utilized on a series of computer assisted lessons on physical diagnosis for second year medical students. Each lesson in the series is broken down into four or five major sections; in each section, the student is presented with a list of possible actions to be taken. On each item, three forms of feedback, two of…