Students create an uninhabited island and through small group process make decisions about government, economics, justice, and land use on the island. (JH)

A necessary condition for studying cognitive images of environments is an appropriate method to define and measure these. Using a sample of students in Bristol, the Repertory Grid method was used to measure images of the retailing environment. The empirical results are discussed and possible future research is outlined. (BT)

This article provides a brief, select, annotated bibliography of guides and background materials on simulation games. (DE)

Criticisms of simulation procedures are noted and ways to ameliorate their effects are suggested. (KM)

A review of studies on attitudinal change shows that the majority reflect that simulation does affect attitudes. (Author/KM)

A model for designing classroom simulations is proposed as a way to integrate values and social studies in the classroom. (Author/KM)

Four simulations for the junior high and high school level are presented. (Author/KM)

The experiment described is an excellent opportunity to apply theoretical concepts of distillation, thermodynamics of mixtures and process simulation at laboratory scale, and simultaneously enhance the ability of students to operate, control and monitor complex units.

This demonstration of the use of a computer simulation research method based on the System Dynamics modeling technique for studying distance education reviews research methods in distance education, including the broad categories of conceptual and case studies, and presents a rationale for the application of systems research in this area. The…

Original research is reported on image digitizing, robot choreography, movement analysis, databases for dance, computerized dance notation, and computerized lightboards for dance performance. Articles in this publication are as follows: (1) "The Evolution of Dance Technology" (Judith A. Gray); (2) "Toward a Language for Human Movement" (Thomas W.…