This study compared the effectiveness of a computer-based counseling system with a counselor-based system in helping students explore and select high school courses. No differences were found between counselor-assisted and computer-assisted course instruction. (Author)

A thorough examination of computer-based simulation for instruction. (Author)

Presents the characteristics of an experimental course offered at the University of Texas in the Fall of 1971. Confirms the concept that computer-based instructional techniques have the potential of increasing both the degree and rate of student learning. (CC)

Information from the NASSP research project conducted in 1971, including suggestions on equipment, programs available, staff training, and school-manufacturer cooperation. (SP)

Measures of student attitude used to determine whether changes made during the formative evaluation of a computer assisted instruction (CAI) course and a new mobile CAI delivery system were viewed as improvements by persons taking the course via the delivery system indicated that the changes generated through the formative evaluation were viewed…

Computers are used to assist in teaching a first year course in introductory general geology to non-specialists. The course does not use traditional lecturing. (Df)

This article discusses the development of a computer-based guidance counseling program, the Educational and Career Exploration System. (JC)

Provides a basic acquaintanceship with the CAI concept and outlines a strategy for developing a CAI lesson which could be used in a classroom situation. (Author)

Data suggested that computer instruction benefits both girls and boys, but that it is relatively more effective for boys. (Authors)

A report based on a tour of seven sites where materials are produced or tested. (EA)

Explores the present uses of the computer in education, points up identifiable trends, and describes some experimental programs. (LN)